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@ArizonaDOT
Driven to get Arizonans where they want to go. Hosted by PIOs Kathy, David, Julian, Lexi and Kelsey. For real-time traffic info, visit az511.com
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    Arizona DOT
    @ArizonaDOT
    Aug 21
    Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix area) 🚙 Two closures to be aware of this weekend: • EB L-101 between 51st Avenue and I-17 • WB L-202 between Lindsay and McQueen roads Details and detours: bit.ly/3UJw6VE
    A map graphic showing closures and detours on Phoenix Arizona area freeways between Friday Aug. 21 and Monday, Aug. 24.
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    Arizona DOT
    @ArizonaDOT
    55m
    Westbound I-40 near US 191 (MP 333): The right lane is blocked due to a crash.
    A red arrow points to a crash location on westbound Interstate 40 near Chambers Arizona.
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    Arizona DOT
    @ArizonaDOT
    1h
    We're seeing rain moving along I-40 in the Chambers area. Check the tires and wipers before heading out, and allow extra braking room.
    Heavy rain and clouds nearly obscure Interstate 40 near Chambers, Arizona. Vehicle lights are also seen.
    Rain and wet pavement along I-40 near Sanders Arizona.
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    Arizona DOT
    @ArizonaDOT
    1h
    Northbound SR 85 near the SR 86 junction in Why (MP 53): A blocking crash has been reported. Expect delays.
    A red arrow points to a possible crash location on northbound Arizona Route 85 in the town of Why Arizona. Other nearby areas include Midway Arizona and Gila Bend Arizona.
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    Arizona DOT
    @ArizonaDOT
    1h
    We're seeing wet pavement on I-19 near KM 12. Slow down and allow yourself extra braking room and travel time.
    Heavy rain nearly obscures Interstate 19 near Nogales Arizona.
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    NWS Tucson
    @NWSTucson
    2h
    At 3:24 pm MST, isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms were moving west-northwest at 10-15 mph across southeast Arizona. Wind gusts to 40 mph and brief moderate to heavy rainfall possible with the strongest storms. #azwx

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