Hammer down weather report 2026-08-28 12:00:53

**Nationwide Road-Weather Update** **Arizona:** Dangerous dust storm conditions through **8:30 PM MST** along **I-10 (mile markers 173–204), I-8 (176–178), and US 60 (201–214)** in Maricopa and Pinal counties. Visibility may drop below 1/4 mile with winds over 50 mph. Avoid driving into the dust; if caught, pull completely off the road, turn off lights, and…

**South Carolina Road Weather Update:** A Flood Advisory remains in effect until **5:45 AM EDT** for parts of Berkeley and Charleston counties, including Mount Pleasant, McClellanville, Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island, and Awendaw. Torrential showers and a few thunderstorms have dropped **1–2 inches of rain**, with another **1–2 inches possible** through early morning. Expect minor…

**Nationwide Road-Weather Update** 🚗 **Flash flooding:** • **Illinois:** Flooding is affecting parts of central and northwestern Illinois through late evening/overnight. Use caution on **I-74** near St. Joseph/Ogden and between East Peoria–Morton, plus **I-155** near Morton; 2–4 inches of rain has fallen in some areas, with more possible. • **Indiana:** Heavy thunderstorms are causing flash flooding…

🚗 **Road Weather Update** **Iowa:** Severe thunderstorms are moving southeast at 35 mph across Franklin, Hamilton, and Wright counties. **I-35 between mile markers 149 and 168** may be affected through **9:15 AM CDT**, with wind gusts up to 60 mph and nickel-size hail. Slow down, watch for debris and sudden crosswinds, and avoid stopping under…

**Road-Weather Update:** – **Indiana:** Flood warnings remain in effect through **3:30–4 PM EDT** across central and east-central Indiana, including **Columbus, Shelbyville, Greensburg, Muncie, New Castle, and Winchester.** Thunderstorms have dropped **1–10 inches of rain**, with flooding occurring or imminent on low-lying roads, near creeks, and in poor-drainage areas. **Do not drive through flooded roads—turn around,…

🚗 **Road-Weather Update: Flooding Risks in Several States** **Ohio:** Life-threatening flash flooding is underway or expected across parts of southeastern and east-central Ohio, including the New Lexington, Crooksville, Somerset, McConnelsville, Malta and Caldwell areas. Thunderstorms have dropped 2.5–4 inches in parts of Morgan and Perry counties, with additional rain possible; road closures and water rescues…