I-285 closure sends trucks onto restricted Cascade Road
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Port Wentworth Traffic and Road Conditions
Port Wentworth Traffic Map
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Port Wentworth Traffic Alerts
Four westbound I-285 lanes closed at Powers Ferry Road through Monday morning - Cobb Courier
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Interstate Closure Advisory for the 16@95 Improvement Projects September 27 - October 3 - Grice Connect
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Georgia Department of Transportation (via Public) / Weekly Lane Closure Advisory on the I-285/I-20 East Interchange Project
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Georgia Department of Transportation (via Public) / Southeast Georgia Road Work Weekly Traffic Interruption Advisory Sept. 26 – Oct. 2
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Georgia Department of Transportation (via Public) / I-20 westbound shutdown
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I-285 to close Sept. 25-28, expect extreme travel delays – WSB-TV Channel 2 - Atlanta
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All lanes blocked on State Route 292 at Emmanuel Drive following crash
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Georgia Department of Transportation (via Public) / 🦺Metro Atlanta Region🦺 Check out GDOT's Weekend Construction Report for September 25 - 28
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Georgia Department of Transportation (via Public) / 🚧Fulton and DeKalb Counties🚧 Weekend Lane Closures on I-20 and I-285 for Maintenance
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For Georgia State Official 511 website visit: GA 511
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National Traffic Forecast
Severe Weather Impacting Northeast and Southwest Roads - 09-28 to 09-30
Updated Mon Sep 28th 2026, 3:04am PDT
Severe Weather in the Northeast
Attention commuters and travelers along the Interstate 95 corridor from New Jersey to Maine. A powerful Nor'easter is impacting the region with heavy rain and gusty winds through Monday night. Expect potential delays and challenging driving conditions on I-95, especially near coastal areas like Route 1 in New Jersey and Route 9 in Massachusetts. Coastal flooding and rip currents are also concerning, so consider alternate routes if possible. Rain should ease by Tuesday morning.Rainfall Concerns in the Southwest and Rockies
Heavy rain is causing issues across the Southwest and Central Rockies. On Monday, expect downpours along Interstate 40 and Interstate 25 impacting cities like Albuquerque, NM. Flash flooding is a serious concern, especially in areas of complex terrain and burn scars. Travelers on Route 66 and Route 550 should remain vigilant. The risk of excessive rainfall continues into Tuesday, affecting the Central and Southern High Plains. Flooding Risks in the Southern Plains
Starting Wednesday, rain is moving into the Southern Plains, impacting areas of central Texas and southern Oklahoma. With 3-6 inches of rain expected, travelers on Interstate 35 and Interstate 40 should be cautious of urban and river flooding. Remember, if you see flooded roads, "turn around, don't drown." Northern Plains and Upper Midwest
Rain and thunderstorms will sweep through the Northern Plains into the Upper Midwest on Monday. Those traveling on Interstate 90 and Interstate 94, especially through South Dakota and Minnesota, should be prepared for localized flash flooding and hazardous driving conditions. Urban areas and low-lying roads are particularly vulnerable. Stay safe and adjust travel plans as needed.
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Coastal Flooding in Mid-Atlantic as Nor'easter Strikes 09-28 to 09-30
Mon Sep 28th 2026, 3:03am PDT
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