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Multiple Accidents on I-17 Southbound

Multiple Accidents on I-17 Southbound

By Patrick Walker on March 7, 2010

MUNDS PARK (NAZ Today)– A series of accidents is causing traffic to back up in the southbound lanes of I-17 near Munds Park.
NAZ Today’s Matt Tantau is reporting that at least three separate accidents, with one involving a semi, have brought traffic to a stop in some places and a line of cars about a [...]

Posted in Top Stories | Tagged accident, flagstaff, I-17, munds park, roll-over, snow | Leave a response

Fresh Snow Blankets Much Of Northern Arizona

Fresh Snow Blankets Much Of Northern Arizona

By Ryan Gahris on February 22, 2010

FLAGSTAFF (AP) — Residents of northern Arizona awoke to a thick blanket of snow Monday morning, and forecasters say more is expected throughout the day.
Winter storm warnings and advisories are in effect around much of the state. The National Weather Service says the storm could leave more than a foot of snow in the higher [...]

Posted in Local News | Tagged 5-8 inches, flagstaff, northern arizona, Recent, snow, snowfall | Leave a response

What do you think of the extra snow?

By NAZ Today on February 8, 2010

Student forecaster Marc Daniels asked locals what they thought of the extra snow brought on by the El Niño winter.

Posted in Weather | Tagged local, snow | Leave a response

FILE - In a Wednesday, March 5, 2008 file photo,  water flows from the number one and two jet tubes at the Glen Canyon Dam in Page, Ariz. to mimic natural flooding.  A man-made flood sent torrents of water from Glen Canyon Dam on the Arizona-Utah line for 60 hours in 2008 in an effort to build up sandbars crucial for wildlife. The experiment, meant to mimic natural flooding in the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon proved beneficial, but scientists say the gains were short-lived. (AP Photo/Matt York)

USGS: Gains From Grand Canyon Flooding Short-lived

By Patrick Walker on February 2, 2010

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — An experiment meant to mimic natural flooding in the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon proved beneficial, but scientists say the gains were short-lived.
A man-made flood sent torrents of water from Glen Canyon Dam on the Arizona-Utah line for 60 hours in 2008 in an effort to build up sandbars crucial [...]

Posted in Arizona News, Top Stories | Tagged Colorado River, flooding, grand canyon, rain, snow | Leave a response

Knowing Medical Needs Key In Ariz. Storm Response

By NAZ Today on February 1, 2010

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) — In the Navajo community of Klagetoh, like others across the vast reservation, health representatives make it a point to know where all the high-risk residents live and what their medical needs are.
So when wintry weather stranded hundreds of people in deep snow and mud, community members got out their maps, [...]

Posted in Arizona News | Tagged emergency, Help, Hopi, Klagetoh, medical, Nation, navajo, Responce, snow, storm, tuba city, Winter | Leave a response

7:30 PM UPDATE: Thursday’s Road Closures and Restrictions

7:30 PM UPDATE: Thursday’s Road Closures and Restrictions

By NAZ Today on January 21, 2010

I-17 North bound at mile post 235.6 (New River) – Road closed due to landslide at MP 237/Cordes Junction area.
Desert View Drive, the eastern-most portion of the Grand Canyon rim road, is closed and
expected to remain closed for the evening.
I-17/I-40: Closed as of 6pm until further notice.
State route 89A closed from [...]

Posted in Top Stories | Tagged I-17, I-40, road closures, snow, sr 260, sr 87, us 180 | Leave a response

DPS Discourages Travel to Northern Arizona

DPS Discourages Travel to Northern Arizona

By Patrick Walker on January 21, 2010

PHOENIX (NAZ Today)– The Department of Public Safety is urging motorists to avoid travelling to and around northern Arizona.  Heavy snow at the higher elevations and heavy rain south of the Mogollon Rim has made it extremely difficult for ADOT crews to keep some roads open.
In northern Arizona, heavy snow has caused Interstate 17 to [...]

Posted in Top Stories | Tagged accidents, dangerous conditions, DPS, flagstaff, northern arizona, snow | 6 Responses

NAU Closes Campus for Thursday

NAU Closes Campus for Thursday

By Patrick Walker on January 21, 2010

FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)– After initially cancelling the first two classes of the morning, as was the case Wednesday, Northern Arizona University made the decision to close the Flagstaff campus for the day Thursday.  NAU announced the decision via E-mail and the university’s homepage just after 8 am Thursday morning.
Officials cited “worsening conditions” in their decision [...]

Posted in Local News | Tagged closures, flagstaff, nau, Northern Arizona University, snow | Leave a response

DPS Sets Up Command Post To Help Coordinate During This Week’s Storms

DPS Sets Up Command Post To Help Coordinate During This Week’s Storms

By Patrick Walker on January 20, 2010

*This story first appeared Monday, 1/18*
FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)– The threat of several feet of snow this week has prompted the Department of Public Safety to set up a command post in Flagstaff.

After working with a “skeleton crew” earlier this morning, a full shift’s worth of DPS officers were on duty by the afternoon hours in [...]

Posted in Top Stories | Tagged accident, ADOT, command post, DPS, I-17, I-40, milton, snow | Leave a response

NAU on a Two Hour Delay

NAU on a Two Hour Delay

By NAZ Today on January 20, 2010

FLAGSTAFF (NAZ Today)– Northern Arizona University’s Flagstaff campus is on a two-hour delay today, Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2010, because of inclement weather. All 8 a.m. and 9:10 a.m. classes today are canceled, and offices will open at 10 a.m. Faculty members will determine how class work will be made up.
Students who are unable to get [...]

Posted in Top Stories | Tagged closed, delay, nau, snow | Leave a response

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