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Ada Traffic Alerts
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Road collapses in Kansas amid heavy rain | The Big Talker 93.5 FM / 1440 AM
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Heavy rainfall causes flooding across Kansas
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KanDrive Map
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Two roads remain closed Friday Morning due to flooding
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KanDrive - Kansas Department Of Transportation
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Travel Conditions | Kansas Department Of Transportation
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National Traffic Forecast
Rain Threat across Southern Plains and Heatwave in California - 10-02 to 10-04
Updated Fri Oct 2nd 2026, 7:01am PDT
Southern Plains and Gulf Coast Downpour
As we move into the weekend, travelers on I-35 and I-45 through eastern Texas to eastern Oklahoma should prepare for moderate to heavy rain today. This wet weather will shift toward the Gulf Coast and Southeast over the weekend, potentially impacting Highway 90 and I-10 with a few inches of rain near coastal areas. Expect wet roads and slower traffic as showers and thunderstorms pass through, especially on Saturday and Sunday. California Heatwave Alert
An unusual October heatwave is on the rise across central and southern California. Heat advisories are in effect, so those commuting through I-5 and Highway 101 in areas like Los Angeles and Fresno should be prepared for temperatures reaching up to 107°F on Saturday. Seek shade and stay hydrated if traveling during the peak heat hours. This warmth will stretch northeast into the Great Basin by the weekend, possibly affecting routes like I-15 and I-80. Midwest and Northeast Showers
A round of showers and thunderstorms is expected to move through the Midwest today, impacting commutes on I-90 and I-94. By Saturday, this wet weather will reach the Mid-Atlantic, with I-95 seeing some effects. Plan for a damp drive if you're in these areas this weekend. Cooler Weather in the Northern Plains
As cooler air sweeps in behind a cold front, travelers in the Northern Plains should anticipate gusty winds, especially along I-94 and Highway 2 this weekend. It's a good time to enjoy the crisp fall weather while staying alert on the roads.
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54°F |
30.26 inHg.
Barometer 67%
Humidity NNE 17.3 mph Wind |
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