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Counties Review Winter Prep After Storm Left Roads ImpassableWeather — Oct 19, 2026Transportation crews across several communities are preparing for winter weather, with Ohio inspecting its snowplows and stocking salt while officials in Jackson County are investing in snow-removal equipment after last winter’s storm-related road problems. Teller County is also gearing up, but expects to operate with about 10 fewer workers and fewer daytime plow routes, prioritizing main roads and school bus routes.

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Widespread Flash Flooding Hits OklahomaWeather — Oct 14, 2026Heavy thunderstorms brought life-threatening flash flooding to the Oklahoma City area, with several inches of rain reported and some locations receiving up to 9 inches; flooding made roads impassable and prompted warnings across multiple counties. More rain was expected, with forecasters warning of continued flood danger and major flooding possible along the Canadian River.

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Flood Alerts Issued in California and South CarolinaWeather — Oct 10, 2026Tropical Storm Rachel is bringing heavy rain, strong winds, dangerous surf and coastal flooding to San Diego County, where officials urged people to avoid beaches and heed flood warnings; a separate Riverside County advisory warned of rain-driven flooding. In South Carolina, forecasters also issued a coastal flood advisory for Colleton County, warning that high tides could inundate shorelines and make some roads impassable.

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