Hammer down weather report 2026-10-11 12:01:06

🚨 **NATIONWIDE ROAD-WEATHER UPDATE**

**Tornado warnings are active in North Carolina and near the NC/SC border. Seek sturdy shelter immediately—do not remain in a vehicle.**
– **Southeastern NC:** Tornadic storms are affecting Columbus County near Whiteville, Lake Waccamaw, and Hallsboro; one storm near Clarendon is moving northeast at 25 mph. Warning through **12:45 p.m. EDT**.
– **Central NC:** Warnings cover parts of Lee, Wake, Chatham, and Cumberland counties, including **US-1 between mile markers 78–98**, Fayetteville, Fort Bragg, Spring Lake, and Hope Mills. Warnings listed through **12:15 p.m. EDT**.
– **NC/SC border:** A storm near Goretown and Little River is moving northeast at 35 mph; warning listed through **12:15 p.m. EDT**.
– A broader **Tornado Watch** covers central and southeastern North Carolina and Horry County, SC, through **5 p.m. EDT**. Be prepared to shelter quickly.

**Flooding and other travel hazards:**
– **Western NC:** Life-threatening flash flooding continues around Wilson Creek, Johns River, Table Rock, Lake James, Linville Falls, and nearby roads. Flooding is also affecting Johns River and Corpening Bridge roads in Burke County; **do not drive through flooded roads.**
– **Mohave County, AZ:** Flash flooding is occurring near Lake Havasu City, Yucca, Desert Hills, and Golden Valley after **0.75–2 inches of rain**.
– **Brantley County, GA:** The Satilla River at Atkinson remains above flood stage; River Rock Road and secondary roads near campgrounds may flood.
– **San Bernardino County, CA:** Rain may put water and rocks on roads, including **I-15 through the Cajon Pass**.
– **Southern NV:** Heavy rain has produced **0.75–1.25 inches** near **SR-168**, with low-water crossings potentially impassable.
– **Colorado and Utah:** South winds of 20–30 mph, with gusts up to **45–50 mph**, may make driving difficult, especially for high-profile vehicles.
– **Central Washington:** Blowing dust near Moses Lake, Othello, Quincy, Ephrata, Ritzville, and surrounding areas may reduce visibility to **one-quarter to one mile**. If dust approaches, pull completely off the road, park, turn lights off, and stay buckled.

Slow down, avoid flooded roadways, never drive into standing water, and move to shelter immediately for tornado warnings. Check the NWS for the most recent information. Submit reports to **888-IS-4TIPS (888-474-8477)** or **HammerDownHeadlines.com** / **HammerDownNews.com**.

**Check local conditions before traveling.**