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To: SandRat

A 62-mile stretch of Interstate 10 is closed between US 191 in southeastern Arizona
and Lordsburg, New Mexico, due to blowing dust, according to the Arizona Department
of Transportation. The dust storm resulted in multiple crashes - one involving a S[...]

Apr 28, 2016 3:10pm | 8 views| source: Bing


10 posted on 04/28/2016 4:20:00 PM PDT by deport
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To: deport

I’m an easterner who was vacationing in the west in 2000. I ran into a dust storm just outside of Casa Grande while driving. At first, all I could see was a vague red glow from the lights in front of me, then a kind of yellow-brown nothing. Got off on to the shoulder but kept waiting for someone to clobber me from behind. We could finally see well enough to find a hotel for the night. Scary.


14 posted on 04/28/2016 4:28:32 PM PDT by Stentor ("Hiding behind “conservative” while America goes down theTher toilet is not acceptable anymore." L)
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To: deport

Never have seen a dust storm there, unlike Ca


17 posted on 04/28/2016 4:30:24 PM PDT by mylife (The roar of the masses could be farts)
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To: deport

Thanks for stating where. I-10 goes through a lot of states.


25 posted on 04/28/2016 4:52:42 PM PDT by sportutegrl
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To: deport

Yes, on I10 in Arizona right before the New Mexico border. I have been through the area many times. On the New Mexico side they are a couple of dry lakes that will also have a ton of blowing dust.


37 posted on 04/28/2016 6:12:39 PM PDT by Parley Baer
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