Interstate 40 closed from Ash Fork to Winslow; I-17 northbound closed at SR 179
At 8:45 p.m. Jan. 1, the Arizona Department of Transportation has announced that I-40 eastbound and westbound is closed in both directions from Winslow to Ash Fork. Also, northbound I-17 is closed at the Sedona exit (SR 179).
Winter weather closures
The following highways are closed due to winter weather conditions:
Eastbound State Route 260 at milepost 256 - about four miles from Payson;
SR 64 in both directions between mileposts 242-269 (near the Grand Canyon)
Eastbound I-40 near SR 89 in Ash Fork (milepost 146)
Northbound I-17 near SR 179
SR 89A at milepost 399 (near I-17)
Northbound SR 89A at milepost 375;
Westbound I-40 at milepost 252 in Winslow;
Southbound SR 87 at milepost 340;
SR 260 from SR 87 to Camp Verde.
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