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gemini-3.1-flash-lite Analysis · Aug 20, 2026

Safe

MEDIUM RISK

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95% confidence

Reference Verdict

Unsafe

Medium Risk

2 of 40 models match

Full consensus breakdown

Summary

Driving conditions will start clear in the morning but deteriorate significantly after noon with the arrival of heavy showers, thunderstorms, and a heightened risk of flash flooding.

Hourly Forecast

7 AM 1% 3 mph

8 AM 3% 3 mph

9 AM 3% 3 mph

10 AM 9% 3 mph

11 AM 14% 2 mph

12 PM 23% 3 mph

1 PM 32% 5 mph

2 PM 56% 6 mph

3 PM 69% 6 mph

4 PM 80% 6 mph

5 PM 76% 7 mph

6 PM 75% 6 mph

7 PM 57% 7 mph

8 PM 46% 6 mph

9 PM 38% 6 mph

10 PM 27% 5 mph

11 PM 17% 5 mph

Key Factors

01 A Flood Watch is in effect for the entire area, indicating a risk of flash flooding due to heavy rainfall.
02 Significant rainfall (1-3 inches per hour potential) is expected from noon today through late tonight.
03 High probability of showers and thunderstorms developing after 12:00 PM, increasing risk of hydroplaning and poor visibility.
04 Patchy fog is expected late overnight (3:00 AM to 5:00 AM), creating additional hazards.

Confidence

95%

Recommendation

It is safest to drive during the morning hours before 12:00 PM, when conditions are sunny and dry. If travel is necessary later, please avoid areas prone to flooding and exercise extreme caution; consider waiting until the morning of August 21 to travel once the storm system clears.