Sioux Center Targets Nov. 20th for Highway 75 Reopening – KIWA Radio
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Sinclair Traffic Alerts
C-70 road closure discussed at supervisors meeting | Sentinel | nwestiowa.com
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I-29 lane temporarily closed after fire reported underneath a bridge
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Rain delays Mason City road project past Thanksgiving as other North Iowa work nears finish – NorthIowaNow.com
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I-380 construction expected to end within 3 months | Local Government and Community News | thegazette.com
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Iowa DOT plans 3 nights of closures on I-80/35. Here's the detour.
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Lane closure on southbound I-380 in Cedar Rapids begins Nov. 13
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Northbound I-35 Entrance Ramp at Elkhart closed Tuesday, Nov. 10 - KJAN
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I-80 overnight closures continue in Des Moines - KCCI
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Mississippi Drive in Muscatine reopens to alternating traffic following bluff instability | wqad.com
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National Traffic Forecast
Weekend Weather to Impact Roads Across U.S. Regions 11-13 to 11-15
Updated Fri Nov 13th 2026, 2:23am PST
Northwest Washington: Watch for Flooding
Our friends in the Pacific Northwest, particularly around the Seattle, WA and Bellingham, WA areas, should be prepared for localized flooding on Saturday. **Interstate 5 (I-5)** and **State Route 20 (SR-20)** could experience wet conditions due to moderate to heavy rain. Rainfall is expected to be intense, so do take extra care when driving. Intermountain West: Rain and Snow Mix
Residents and travelers through the Intermountain West from **Boise, ID** to **Salt Lake City, UT** might see a mix of rain and snow on Saturday. Expect possible slick roads on **Interstate 84 (I-84)** and **Interstate 15 (I-15)**. Be cautious and allow for extra travel time. Four Corners to Texas: Thunderstorms Rolling In
Showers and thunderstorms are expected from the Four Corners region all the way to western Texas, impacting routes such as **U.S. Highway 160** and **Interstate 40 (I-40)** through areas like Flagstaff, AZ and Amarillo, TX. Travelers should be aware of potentially heavy downpours and keep an eye out for flash flood warnings in low-lying areas. Sierra Nevada: Heavy Snow Possible
The beautiful Sierra Nevada is expecting moderate to heavy snow through Saturday. If you're traveling on **Interstate 80 (I-80)** through Reno, NV or on **U.S. Route 50** near South Lake Tahoe, CA, prepare for hazardous driving conditions. Snow chains might be necessary, so pack them along with extra warm clothes and supplies. Great Lakes and New England: Lake-Effect Showers
The Great Lakes region, including cities like Cleveland, OH and Buffalo, NY, could see lake-effect showers and some snow as cold air sweeps across the lakes. Roads such as **Interstate 90 (I-90)** could be slick, so drive cautiously. In New England, areas at higher elevations may also see snow, particularly on routes like **Interstate 91 (I-91)** in Vermont. Currently
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National Outlook
Flooding Concerns and Snow Chances Across Northwest Washington and the Sierra 11-13 to 11-15
Fri Nov 13th 2026, 2:22am PST
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