Hammer down weather report 2026-08-18 07:00:52

**Nationwide Road-Weather Update** – **West Virginia:** Flooding is affecting central Jackson County, including **I-77 between mile markers 133 and 140** near Ripley and Evans. Two to 3.5 inches of rain has fallen, with slow or standing water possible through **9 AM EDT**. Never drive through flooded roads—turn around. – **Texas Panhandle:** A severe thunderstorm near…

**Road-Weather Update: Severe storms and flooding are creating hazardous travel conditions across several states.** • **East Tennessee:** Multiple severe thunderstorms through early evening are affecting I-40, I-75 and I-81 corridors, including Knoxville, Oak Ridge, Maryville, Sevierville, Morristown, Newport and Kingsport. Expect wind gusts up to 60 mph, hail, torrential rain, downed trees and possible flash…

**Road-Weather Update** ⚠️ **Arizona:** Heavy rain is causing urban and small-stream flooding in the Tucson metro through **4:45 AM MST**. Watch for ponding and flooded washes on **I-19 (mile markers 51–63)** and **I-10 (248–271)**. Do not drive through water-covered roads. ⛈️ **Eastern Nebraska:** Severe thunderstorms moving east at **45 mph** may produce **60 mph wind…

**Road-Weather Update:** 🚧 **West Virginia:** Flash flooding is ongoing or expected in Greenbrier and Summers counties, including Hinton, Rainelle, Alderson, Rupert and Sandstone, after 2–3 inches of rain. Warning until **2:45 PM EDT**. Additional flooding and road closures are reported across central/southern WV, including **I-64 between mile markers 120–128**, Route 19 near mile marker 1,…

**Road-Weather Update** ⚠️ **Missouri & western Illinois:** Flood watches are in effect from this evening through Thursday morning. Training thunderstorms may produce flash flooding, especially across central, northeast, and eastern Missouri—including the St. Louis area—and Adams, Brown, Calhoun, and Pike counties in Illinois. Central Missouri could see **3–5 inches of rain** in spots; other areas…

**Nationwide Road-Weather Update** • **Northern Indiana/Northwest Ohio/Southwest Michigan:** Severe storms are racing east at 50–60 mph with wind gusts up to 60 mph, hail, torrential rain, and possible flash flooding. **I-469 and I-69 near Fort Wayne** are included in warnings through 7:30 PM EDT. A broader severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect through 9 PM…