Hammer down weather report 2026-11-01 22:01:01
🚗 **Nationwide Road-Weather Update**
**Florida:** Flash flooding is ongoing in Seminole County, including Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Wekiva Springs, Forest City and Fern Park. **2–4 inches of rain** has fallen, with up to another inch possible; flooding is affecting roads, highways, streets and underpasses through **10:30 p.m. EST**. Moderate flooding continues along the **St. Johns River near Astor** in Lake and Volusia counties, with several local roads inaccessible.
**Arizona:** Widespread flooding continues across parts of Gila, Maricopa, Pinal, Coconino and Yavapai counties. Low-water crossings, creeks, washes and flood-prone roads may be impassable, including areas near Cave Creek, Carefree, New River, Roosevelt, Payson, Pine and Black Canyon City. Flooding is affecting or threatening **SR-260, SR-188, SR-87, I-17 and SR-69**; some roads are closed and impassable. Warnings continue into early Monday, with some lasting until **7:45 a.m. MST**.
**New Mexico:** The Rio Chama is out of its banks in northern Rio Arriba County near Chama, Brazos, Los Ojos and La Puente. Up to **2 inches of rain** has fallen, with another half-inch possible. Several roads are closed, and **U.S. 64 and U.S. 84** are being impacted through **8 a.m. MST Monday**.
**Colorado:** Heavy snow above 10,000 feet in the San Juan Mountains may total **12–18 inches**, with gusts up to **45 mph**, creating difficult to impossible travel through noon Monday. Additional mountain snow of **4–10 inches** and gusts up to **35 mph** will make travel difficult through Monday. Flooding along the Rio Grande near Monte Vista may affect low spots along **Highway 185**, with standing water possible through Monday evening.
Never drive through floodwater or around barricades—**turn around, don’t drown**. Slow down for snow, ice, standing water and reduced visibility, and use alternate routes where roads are closed.
Submit your road-weather reports by dialing **888-IS-4TIPS (888-474-8477)** or visiting **HammerDownHeadlines.com** or **HammerDownNews.com**.
**Check local conditions before traveling.**
