đźš— **Road-Weather Update: Flooding and Severe Storm Hazards**
– **Southeast West Virginia:** Flash flooding is ongoing or expected in parts of Greenbrier and Summers counties, including **Rupert, Rainelle, Quinwood, Sandstone, Meadow Bluff and Lawn**. Flooded roads have been reported in Rupert, including **Route 60**. Rainfall of 1.5–2 inches has fallen, with another 0.5–1.5 inches possible. Flash Flood Warning remains in effect until **2 AM EDT Monday**. Additional minor flooding concerns extend into Mercer County through **10:45 PM EDT**.
– **Pennsylvania:** Flash Flood Warnings are in effect for **Bradford County**—including Towanda, Wyalusing, Wysox, Ulster and North Towanda—until **9:15 PM EDT**, and southeastern **Lycoming County**, including Muncy, Hughesville and Montgomery, until **10:30 PM EDT**. Up to 2.5 inches of rain has already fallen in Bradford County; more intense rain is moving in. Expect flooded streets, underpasses, low-lying roads and creek crossings.
A severe thunderstorm near **Rural Valley, Dayton, Smicksburg and Mahoning Creek Lake** may produce **60 mph wind gusts and small hail** through **8:30 PM EDT**. Avoid roads blocked by trees, debris or high water.
– **Deep South Texas:** A severe thunderstorm near **El Coyote Ranch Airport and Puerto Rico** may produce **60 mph winds and quarter-size hail** through **7:30 PM CDT**. In southwestern Hidalgo County—including **Mission, Palmview, Penitas, La Joya and Palmhurst**—heavy rain may cause low-lying and poor-drainage road flooding through **8:45 PM CDT**.
– **Southwest New Mexico:** In southwestern Catron County, including **Glenwood, Pleasanton and Alma**, heavy rain is causing arroyo and small-stream flooding through **8:45 PM MDT**. Dangerous flows and water over roads are possible near low-water crossings, the San Francisco River and nearby creeks.
Never drive through flooded roads—turn around, don’t drown. Slow down in heavy rain, avoid low-water crossings, and do not drive around barricades. Submit road-weather reports to **888-IS-4TIPS (888-474-8477)** or HammerDownHeadlines.com / HammerDownNews.com. **Check local conditions before traveling.**