Hammer down weather report 2026-08-30 07:00:52

🚗 **Nationwide Road-Weather Update** **Colorado:** Life-threatening flash flooding is underway near **Beulah** in the Aspen Acres Burn Scar through **4:45 PM MDT**. Rainfall rates of 1–2.5 inches per hour, debris flows, washed-out roads, and flooding along creeks and drainages are possible. Severe storms near Colorado Springs, Fort Carson, Colorado City, and southern Las Animas County…

🚨 **TORNADO WARNING — La Salle County, Illinois:** A tornado-capable squall line near Ottawa is moving east at 45 mph. The warning is in effect until **9:15 AM CDT**. Severe winds up to **70 mph** are also expected along and north of **I-80**, with storms affecting the Ottawa–Streator–Marseilles area through **9:45 AM CDT**. **Seek shelter…

⚠️ **West Virginia Road-Weather Update:** A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Wayne, Beech Fork State Park and Lavalette until noon EDT. Thunderstorms dropped 1.5–2 inches of rain, with flooding possible on highways, streets, underpasses, and other low-lying or poor-drainage areas. Do not drive through flooded roads—turn around, don’t drown. Check local conditions before…

**Nationwide Road-Weather Update** – **California:** A dangerous dust storm is affecting west-central Imperial County, including **CA 78, CA 111 and CA 86** near Brawley and Westmorland. Visibility may drop below a quarter mile with winds over **50 mph**. The dust wall is moving north at 20 mph; warning remains in effect until **5:15 PM PDT**….

⚠️ **Road-Weather Update** **Southeast Iowa:** Severe thunderstorms are moving east at 35–40 mph across the Ottumwa, Fairfield and Sigourney areas through **9:30–9:45 AM CDT**, with wind gusts up to **60 mph**. Expect downed trees or debris, possible power-line damage, and torrential rain that could quickly flood roads. Avoid flooded pavement and use caution for sudden…

🚗 **Road-Weather Update** **West Virginia:** Flash flooding is ongoing or expected near **Slaty Fork** and across parts of Pocahontas, Randolph, and Webster counties through **6:30 AM EDT**. Thunderstorms have dropped up to 2.5 inches of rain, with another 1–2.5 inches possible. Expect water-covered roads, flooded underpasses, and rapidly rising creeks. **Pennsylvania:** Minor flooding is forecast…