Hammer down weather report 2026-11-01 12:01:00

🚗 **Nationwide road-weather update:**

– **Florida:** Life-threatening flash flooding is occurring around Okeechobee. **3–5 inches** of rain has fallen, with another **1–2 inches possible**. Portions of **US-441 and State Road 70 are impassable**. Avoid flooded roads; warning expires **1:15 PM EST**.
– **Arizona:** Flooding is affecting the **Verde River** near Cottonwood, Camp Verde and Clarkdale, including **I-17, SR-260 and SR-89A**. A flash-flood warning also covers the **Paria River near Lees Ferry and Vermilion Cliffs**; stay out of river channels and washes. Warnings continue through this evening.
– **Colorado:** Major flooding is forecast along the **San Juan River near Pagosa Springs**, with access roads and some homes potentially becoming inaccessible. Flooding is also expected around Gato, Juanita and Pagosa Junction through Monday evening.
– **New Mexico and west Texas:** High winds of **40–50 mph, with gusts up to 65 mph**, are expected through Monday in the Guadalupe and Delaware Mountains. Travel through **Guadalupe Pass** may be difficult, especially for high-profile vehicles, and blowing dust may reduce visibility. Strong crosswinds are also expected near **Raton Pass** and in parts of the Gila and Black Range.
– **Oregon:** Dense fog in the Tualatin Valley and Lane County lowlands may reduce visibility to **one-quarter mile or less** through **10 AM PST**. Slow down and increase following distance.
– **New Mexico:** Flooding continues along the San Juan River near Farmington and Shiprock; use caution near riverbanks and flooded roadways.

Turn around—don’t drown. Never drive through standing water, and high-profile vehicles should avoid exposed mountain routes during strong winds. Submit reports to **888-IS-4TIPS (888-474-8477)** or **HammerDownHeadlines.com** / **HammerDownNews.com**. Check local conditions before traveling.