CDOT wraps up first of five overnight operations this week for multi-bridge project at I-25, US 50 East in Pueblo | KRDO
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Ute Pass Traffic Alerts
CDOT wraps up first of five overnight operations this week for multi-bridge project at I-25, US 50 East in Pueblo
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Wolf Creek Ski Area crews join CDOT's race to reconnect Southwest Colorado after historic floods - CBS Colorado
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Pothole damages I-70 roadway and shuts down multiple lanes for several hours | FOX31 Denver
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CDOT prioritizes critical flood repairs ahead of holiday travel — Colorado Department of Transportation
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Overnight eastbound I-70 closure near Idaho Springs for paving and restriping — Colorado Department of Transportation
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I-70 East reopens after hazmat cleanup in western Colorado - CBS Colorado
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Upcoming closures of County Line Road intersections in Highlands Ranch starting Nov. 9 - Douglas County
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Traffic Alert: Nov. 8 - 12 • Wheat Ridge, CO
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Watch for northbound I-25 closures for bridge work on the I-25/US 50B Interchange project — Colorado Department of Transportation
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Colorado State Official Traffic Resources: COTrip / 511
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National Traffic Forecast
Coastal Storms and Snowy Sierra: Impact on Major Routes 11-12 to 11-14
Updated Thu Nov 12th 2026, 12:46pm PST
Our upcoming days will experience a blend of significant weather changes and road impacts. Commuters and travelers, particularly in the Northeast and along the West Coast, should prepare for diverse driving conditions. The Northeast will face heavy rains and accumulating snow in higher elevations. Meanwhile, the Midwest will experience lake-effect snow, and the West will encounter a powerful storm bringing rain, winds, and blizzard-like conditions in the Sierra Nevada.
Northeast Soaking and Snow
Travelers across the I-95 corridor from New York City to Boston on Thursday and Friday should prepare for potentially heavy rain and gusty winds. The storm may result in minor coastal flooding during high tides. The higher elevations of New York, northeastern Pennsylvania, and northern New England, including SR-28 and I-87, could experience accumulating snow, making travel challenging. Be cautious of slick conditions, especially overnight into Friday.
Midwest Lake-Effect Snow
In Michigan's Upper Peninsula, particularly along US-41 and M-28, heavy lake-effect snow is expected through Friday. Significant accumulations could make road conditions hazardous, so exercise caution while driving in these areas.
Polar Plunge Across Central U.S.
The Midwest and Southern states will experience a sharp drop in temperatures, with roads potentially icy during the mornings. I-55 and I-70 travelers should be alert for frost and freeze conditions, especially overnight into Saturday.
West Coast Storm Challenges
The Pacific Northwest and Northern California will see deteriorating weather on Friday. Travelers on I-5 and US-101 should be ready for strong winds and heavy rain, while those heading through the Sierra Nevada on I-80 should anticipate blizzard conditions. Expect challenging travel and potential closures by Friday night into Saturday.
Keep updated and drive safely!
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Northeast Soaking Rain & Sierra Nevada Blizzard: 11-12 to 11-14-2026
Thu Nov 12th 2026, 12:38pm PST
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