Hammer down weather report 2026-10-22 10:01:01
🚗 **Nationwide Road-Weather Update**
– **Utah:** Life-threatening flash flooding is ongoing or imminent across southeastern Iron, northwestern Kane and east-central Washington counties, including **I-15 between mile markers 43–47**, Zion National Park, Springdale and Rockville. Another **0.5–1 inch** of rain is possible. Warning expires **10:30 a.m. MDT**. San Juan County flooding—including near Monticello, Bluff and Mexican Hat—has received **1–3 inches**, with up to **1.5 inches more** possible; low-water crossings may be impassable through **7:30 p.m. MDT**.
– **Arizona:** Flooding continues along **Moenkopi Wash and the Little Colorado River from Cameron to the Colorado River confluence**, including Moenkopi and Salt Trail Canyon. Major flooding and dangerous low-water crossings are possible through **2 p.m. MST/3 p.m. MDT**.
– **Florida:** Moderate flooding continues along the **St. Johns River near Astor** in Lake and Volusia counties. Several local roads and low-lying areas are inaccessible or flooded; the warning remains in effect **until further notice**.
– **California:** Heavy rain caused minor flooding near **Hwy 18 between San Bernardino and Crestline**, Lake Arrowhead and Rimforest, with additional rain possible. Advisories expire by **8:45 a.m. PDT**. Flooding is also possible near Point Conception and Los Alamos through **8:15 a.m. PDT**.
– **Alaska:** High winds are expected along the Yukon Delta Coast and St. Lawrence Island, with gusts up to **65 mph** and **60 mph**, respectively. Rain/snow and blowing snow may reduce visibility; travel could be difficult from tonight or Friday morning through **Saturday afternoon**.
– **Lake Michigan:** Dense fog may reduce visibility to **one-quarter mile or less** across the northern open waters through **1 p.m. CDT**. Mariners should use extreme caution.
**Never drive through floodwater or around barricades—turn around, don’t drown. Slow down in heavy rain, fog, snow or high winds, increase following distance, and watch for sudden washouts and debris.**
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