#Rainfall totals phoenix sky harbor drivers#

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#Rainfall totals phoenix sky harbor drivers#

'We want to remind drivers to keep your distance and don't tailgate in rain and don't drive into flooded roads, a car can be swept away in just 12 inches of water,' ADOT said in a statement. There was traffic in the area and cars could be seen traveling on the flooded road. on Interstate 17 southbound near Cactus Road and around 6 a.m. at State Route 41 southbound near McDowell Road, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.įlooding was also reported in both directions of I-17 at Indian School Road around 6 a.m.

There were reports of floods around 5 a.m. Near the Phoenix Mountains Preserve, up to 1.81 inches of rain was recorded. North Phoenix had heavy rainfall with more than 1.5 inches received in some areas as of 6:45 a.m., according to the Flood Control District of Maricopa County.

Overnight storms in the Valley left flooded roads, power outages in the area and affected operations at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport early Thursday.