Hammer down weather report 2026-10-05 02:00:53

**Nationwide Road-Weather Update** ⚠️ **Nevada:** Life-threatening flash flooding is affecting central Lincoln County near Caliente and north-central Clark County around **SR-168/Coyote Springs**. Another 1–3 inches of rain is possible; flooded highways, washes, streets, and underpasses are a major risk through late afternoon PDT. A severe storm near Coyote Springs may produce **60 mph winds and…

**Road-Weather Update** – **Oklahoma:** Severe thunderstorms are moving east at 40 mph near **I-44 between mile markers 234 and 253**, affecting the Broken Arrow, Claremore, Wagoner, Pryor and Muskogee areas. Expect wind gusts up to **60 mph** through **9:30 AM CDT**. Drivers should watch for downed limbs, debris and sudden crosswinds. – **West Virginia:** Flooding…

⚠️ **Road-Weather Update** **West Virginia:** Flooding from earlier heavy rain continues across Harrison and western Taylor counties. Use extra caution on **I-79 from mile markers 111–128** and **West Virginia Route 50 from mile markers 65–82**, including around Clarksburg, Bridgeport, Shinnston, Stonewood and Anmoore. Reports indicate 1–2.5 inches of rain has fallen, with creeks, low-lying areas…

🚗 **Nationwide Road-Weather Update** **Nebraska:** Destructive severe storms are moving southeast at 50 mph across north-central Nebraska through **1:45 AM CDT**, with wind gusts up to **80 mph** and half-dollar-size hail. Travel is especially hazardous on **Highways 183, 20, 83, 12 and 7** near Norden, Springview, Ainsworth, Bassett and Long Pine. Expect downed trees, debris,…

**Road-Weather Update:** • **Southwest Georgia:** Flash flooding is ongoing or expected in north-central Decatur County, including Brinson, Cyrene, Ausmac and the Decatur County Airport area. Thunderstorms have dropped 1.5–3 inches of rain, with flooding possible on streets, underpasses, low-lying areas and highways through **2:45 AM EDT**. Never drive through flooded roads—turn around. • **Southwest Oklahoma…

**Road-Weather Update: Flooding is creating hazardous travel conditions in parts of the Midwest and southern Arizona.** **Iowa & western Illinois:** Flash Flood Warnings remain in effect through this morning for areas including Harlan, Stuart, Anita, Aledo, Wapello, Monmouth and Oquawka. Thunderstorms have dropped 2–5 inches of rain, with another 1–3 inches possible in some areas….