Hammer down weather report 2026-08-10 07:00:50

**Road-Weather Update: Severe storms and flooding are creating hazardous travel conditions in several states tonight.** • **Florida Keys:** Severe thunderstorm warning until **11:30 PM EDT** for the Lower Keys, including **US-1 from mile markers 0–19**. A storm near Boca Chica is moving west at 15 mph with wind gusts up to **60 mph**. Expect sudden…

⚠️ **TORNADO WARNING—Illinois:** A radar-confirmed tornado-producing storm is moving northeast at 20 mph near Seneca in east-central La Salle and southwestern Grundy counties, including the Ransom area. Warning expires **12:30 AM CDT**. **Do not drive into the warned area—seek sturdy shelter immediately and check NWS for the latest information.** **Illinois:** Severe storms through 12:45 AM…

**Road-Weather Update: Severe storms and flooding are affecting travel in several states this afternoon.** – **Tennessee:** Flash flooding is ongoing or possible in **Giles County**, including Pulaski, Ardmore, Elkton, Minor Hill and Goodspring, through **5:45 PM CDT**. Heavy rain has dropped 0.5–2 inches, with flooding possible on highways, streets, underpasses and low-lying areas. Flood advisories…

**Road Weather Update** ⚠️ **Arizona:** Life-threatening flash flooding is reported near **Brawley Wash and Route 86 near mile marker 149**, including the Three Points area in eastern Pima County. Up to **5 feet of water** is moving through the wash after 0.5–1 inch of rain. The warning is in effect until **8:30 AM MST**. Do…

**Road-Weather Update** • **Arizona:** Flash flooding is ongoing or expected near **I-19 (mile markers 10–17) at Rio Rico** until **1:15 AM MST**, and near **I-8 (MM 125–134) and AZ 238 (MM 10–19)** in Maricopa County until **12:30 AM MST**. Heavy storms have dropped up to 2.3 inches of rain, with flooded washes, underpasses, streets, and…

**Road-Weather Update: Flooding and severe thunderstorms are creating dangerous travel conditions in several states.** • **South Carolina:** Life-threatening flash flooding is underway around **Columbia**—including **I-126, I-26, I-20 and I-77**—with 2.5–3.5 inches already reported and another 2–3 inches possible. Avoid flooded streets, underpasses and highway ramps. A severe storm near Columbia/Lexington also may produce **60 mph…