Hammer down weather report 2026-10-30 14:01:05
đźš— **Nationwide Road-Weather Update**
**New Mexico:** Flooding continues in Socorro County. **U.S. 60 near Bernardo is closed**, and several roads near San Pedro are impassable. Flood warnings remain in effect through **6 PM MDT**. Flood watches cover portions of northern, western, and central New Mexico late Saturday night through Monday, with **1–2 inches of rain possible** on saturated ground. River flooding is also possible near Reserve, Farmington, Cedar Hill, and Shiprock from Sunday night into Tuesday.
**Arizona:** Flood watches are in effect across much of southern and southeastern Arizona from Saturday evening through late Sunday night. Rainfall may total **0.5–1 inch in valleys and 1–2+ inches in mountains**, creating flooding in low-water crossings, poor-drainage areas, and urban locations. A Maricopa County flood advisory covers Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, Carefree, and nearby areas through **1:15 PM MST**, with up to another **0.25–0.75 inch** possible.
**Colorado:** Flooding may develop across the San Luis Valley and Upper Rio Grande Valley Sunday through Tuesday as heavy rain and snowmelt increase river flows. In the mountains, a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect Sunday afternoon through Monday evening for **5–10 inches of snow above 10,000 feet**, locally higher, with gusts up to **35 mph**. Travel could be very difficult.
**Texas:** Heavy thunderstorms produced **1–3 inches of rain** across parts of Refugio, Victoria, and Calhoun Counties, with up to another **1.5 inches** possible. Water is covering some roads; the advisory remains in effect through **4 PM CDT**.
**North Dakota:** Dense fog in Adams, Bowman, and Slope Counties is reducing visibility to **ÂĽ mile or less** through **1 PM MDT**. Slow down, use headlights, and increase following distance.
Never drive through flooded roads—**turn around, don’t drown**. Slow down for poor visibility, snow, standing water, and slick roads. Submit safe road-weather reports by calling **888-IS-4TIPS (888-474-8477)** or visiting **HammerDownHeadlines.com** or **HammerDownNews.com**. Check local conditions before traveling.
