Hammer down weather report 2026-11-01 02:01:00

🚗 **Nationwide Road-Weather Update**

– **Louisiana:** Flash flooding is ongoing or expected across northwestern Evangeline and south-central Rapides parishes, including Turkey Creek. **3–7 inches of rain** has fallen, with flooding possible on highways, streets, underpasses, and low-lying areas. Warning expires **4:45 AM CST**. Never drive through floodwater.
– **Hawaii:** Flooding continues along the **Hanalei River and near Hanalei Bridge on Kauai**; roads, streams, and low-lying areas may remain dangerous. Warning expires **11:45 PM HST**. On **Oahu**, heavy rain has produced minor road flooding around Kaneohe, Kailua, Waiahole, and nearby areas, with rainfall rates of **1–3 inches per hour**; advisory expires **10 PM HST**.
– **Montana and Wyoming:** A Winter Storm Watch covers the **Pryor/Northern Bighorn Mountains and Northeast Bighorn Mountains**, with up to **8 inches of snow**, wind gusts of **40–50 mph**, and visibility potentially below **¼ mile** from blowing snow through Monday evening. Travel may become difficult in mountain areas.
– **Idaho:** Snow above **7,000–7,500 feet** in the Sun Valley Region and Big Lost Highlands/Copper Basin could add up to **5 inches** through **5 PM MST**. Slippery roads are possible; check **511.idaho.gov** before traveling.
– **Oregon:** Dense fog is reducing visibility to **¼ mile or less** in the Blue Mountains, including portions of **I-84, Highway 395, and Highway 204**, through noon PST. Slow down and use headlights.
– **Montana:** Dense fog, with visibility down to **¼ mile or less**, affects north-central Montana, including portions of **I-15**, through noon MST. Bridges and overpasses may be slick.
– **Minnesota and North Dakota:** Widespread dense fog is reducing visibility to **¼ mile or less** across northwest Minnesota and much of North Dakota, including the James River Valley, Minot area, and western, central, north-central, south-central, and southeast portions. Advisories generally expire between **6–9 AM CST/MST**.

Use low speeds, headlights, extra following distance, and avoid unnecessary travel in the worst conditions. Turn around—don’t drown—if water covers a roadway.

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**Check local conditions before traveling.**