Heavy snowfall is forecast to continue in Qikiqtarjuaq tonight, then taper Sunday morning, with 10–15 cm expected. Roads and walkways may be difficult to navigate, and visibility may be reduced.
Road closures on Park Lane are in place to facilitate the Royal Parks Half Marathon. The notice advises alternative routes and warns of increased local activity.
NWS Phoenix extended a flash flood warning for southeastern Imperial County until 2:00 AM PDT. The source reports radar-indicated heavy rain and flash flooding that was ongoing or expected shortly.
Illustrative image: Eastbound on Highway 403 in Hamilton approaching Highway 6 interchange near border of Hamilton and Burlington. Taken shortly after File:1 Ontario Hamilton-Toronto HWY 403.jpg and before File:3 Ontario Hamilton-Toronto HWY 403.jpg . — Laslovarga/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
Utility works are reported on the A10 High Road at Stoneleigh Road in Haringey, with excess water on the footpath and advice to approach cautiously. Traffic is reported to be flowing well.
A winter storm warning covers parts of Cascade, Pondera, Teton, Judith Basin, and Fergus counties in Montana, with up to one inch of additional snow and slippery road conditions. It is in effect until 6:00 AM MDT on October 12.
Illustrative image: Passing Willesden Green Police Station, Data from Geograph: Description: A 460 bus bound for North Finchley passes Willesden Green Police Station on the High Road. Operated by Metroline, the vehicle is a Plaxton President bodied Volvo. The police station currently is under threat of closure by... more ICBM : 51.547034673677, -0.23071959191659 Location: (about 1 km from) near to Willesden, Brent, Great Britain. — Martin Addison/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
Road closures were scheduled on First Way and nearby approaches in Brent from 07:00 to approximately 13:00 on October 11 for a running event. The latest update advised using an alternative route and reported traffic flowing well on the diversion.
The NWS issued a flood warning for southern Burke County, North Carolina, through noon EDT on October 11. The alert reports flooding imminent or occurring in waterways and low-lying areas.
A collision blocked both directions of the A23 Brighton Road at the junction of Old Lodge Lane in Croydon. Drivers were advised to use an alternative route, and diverted traffic was reported to be flowing well.
The National Weather Service in Tallahassee issued a Special Marine Warning for Florida coastal waters, citing thunderstorms capable of producing waterspouts and wind gusts of at least 34 knots. The warning instructed people to move to safe harbor until the hazardous weather passed.
Traffic signals at a road junction were damaged in a collision, with drivers advised to approach cautiously and no delays reported. The disruption was listed as minimal.
A building fire led to a road closure on both directions of Surbiton Road at Maplehurst Close. The update advised using an alternative route and reported no delays on the diversion.
A winter storm warning covers the South Slopes of the Central Brooks Range, including Dalton Highway mileposts 175–209, through 8 AM AKDT Sunday. The source reports slick, snow-covered roads and advises delaying travel when possible.
A broken-down vehicle blocked one lane on a road near East India Dock Road Tunnel. The report advised approaching with caution and rated the disruption as having no impact and low interest.
The warning covers McDowell County, North Carolina, after 3–6 inches of rain fell over 12 hours; flooding has closed roads, and a landslide has affected NC-226A. The source says additional minor flooding may develop over the next 1–3 hours.
A National Weather Service warning covered parts of Buncombe, Henderson, and Rutherford counties in North Carolina through 4:15 AM EDT on October 11. The source reports rising water along the Rocky Broad River and expected flooding on US 64/74.
The warning covered specified coastal waters from the Suwannee River toward Keaton Beach and Apalachicola, Florida. The source says the thunderstorm moved out of the area and no longer posed a significant threat to boaters.
Illustrative image: The lane to Bodwrda Walking down this remote lane, 2km east of Aberdaron, one is aware of following in the footsteps of ruthless adventurers, political opportunists, movers and shakers on the wider British stage, Catholic recusants, stubborn Puritans, Royalists and Roundheads, poets and men of letters. Yet, the family which made this place famous and, who in common with other gentry in Caernarfonshire took their surname from the name of their house - Bodwrda, has long ceased to exist. — Eric Jones/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
Routes EL1, EL2 and EL3 towards Northgate Road / Dagenham Dock Terminus are diverted because of emergency works on Movers Lane, missing the Greatfields Park stop. The diversion runs via Ripple Road, the A13 westbound and River Road.
A Winter Storm Warning covers the Absaroka/Beartooth Mountains and Crazy Mountains until noon MDT Monday, with 1–6 inches of additional snow and gusts up to 30 mph. The source warns of slippery roads and impacts to high-country recreation.
Illustrative image: Upper Brighton Road, Surbiton, Data from Geograph: Description: Chessington-bound bus in an upmarket area of tree-lined roads and large houses broken down into apartments. ICBM : 51.386570223982, -0.30101442230901 Location: (about 1 km from) near to Surbiton, Kingston Upon Thames, Great Britain. — Colin Smith/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
SURBITON HILL ROAD, KT1: Routes 406 and 418 are on diversion in both directions due to an emergency services incident. Buses are diverted via Surbiton Crescent, Claremont Road and St Marks Hill, missing stops ‘Maplehurst Close’ and ‘Surbiton Hill Road/Hollyfield School’ in either direction. TfL disruption type: lineInfo. Location: SURBITON HILL ROAD, KT1, London, United Kingdom.
A disabled vehicle was reported on northbound Highway 400 at King Road in King, Ontario, with all lanes closed. The listing gives the incident severity as unknown.
TfL reports delays, diversions, and/or curtailments to multiple bus routes due to a road traffic collision on New Cross Road, SE14, London. Passengers are advised to allow more time for their journeys.
Illustrative image: on King Street. I gather that the cabbie cut in front, trying to get out of the backed-up-forever traffic (hence the bunched streetcars -- we were nearly alone on ours -- and apparently due to lakefront road closures for a marathon). The funny thing is, they got out and threatened one another, but didn't once honk. It was funny to see onlookers cluck-cluck-ing at such a display of emotion. O Canada. — Payton Chung/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
Illustrative image: Pepys Road in New Cross Gate , London Borough of Lewisham . To prevent traffic from using this residential road as a short-cut, a "bus only" restriction has been installed, and an Abellio London bus is pictured passing through it. — Malc McDonald/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0
TfL reports Route 484 is diverted in both directions via Sprules Road because of a collision, with stops omitted on both routes. The source also identifies Pepys Road, SE14, London.
Illustrative image: This night time photograph shows road repair work taking place on Globe Lane during improvements to Chatham Waterfront bus station in Chatham, Kent , England, capturing an active construction site with several vehicles and workers. In the middle of the image is a large white truck with a blue container on the back, owned by Tarmac , a road building company, with an orange flashing light on top displaying the company name TARMAC - A CRH COMPANY on its side. Next to the truck on the right is a yel — OathOn/Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
TfL reports delays and/or curtailment on Route 309 due to tunnel closures. It advises passengers to check with the driver and allow more time for their journey.
The warning covers the Little Belt, Highwood, Snowy, Judith, Elkhorn, and Boulder Mountains through 6:00 AM MDT on October 12. Heavy, wet snow of 8–16 inches and wind gusts up to 45 mph are expected; travel could be very difficult.
The NWS issued a warning for central and north-central Montana through 6 a.m. MDT October 12. Heavy, wet snow accumulations of 10–20 inches are expected in most areas, with isolated amounts near 30 inches in the Bob Marshall Wilderness; travel could be very difficult.
