September 9,2013
The Arizona Department of Transportation is urging drivers to avoid the U.S. 60 in the Mesa area due to some flooding on the outside lanes of the freeway late Monday morning.
(MORE: Flooding Strands 150 in This State)
Some street flooding has been reported in parts of Gilbert, Mesa, Ahwatukee and San Tan Valley.
Phoenix police say that by 3 p.m. Monday, officers had handled 164 traffic hazard calls with at least eight of those involving people stranded in their cars. There were no reported injuries.
Salt River Project reported more than 1,000 of its customers are without power in Glendale and Peoria. SRP says crews are working to restore electricity.
Flooding Swamps Phoenix
j @jXO_
“@yayamartinez: I just got a flood warning for phoenix. ya'll are really getting rain?” pic.twitter.com/fPCfMeSAkU
Chris Cammarota @HellahPhresh
See_Strainge @See_StraingeThe flash flood warning that's in effect for the next 6 minutes probably needs extending. pic.twitter.com/LjwfcvU0P2
Tamra Gibson @tweetme_tamra
What's this? The hundred year flood? Drivers are freaking out they are ethier driving 85 m.p.h or 25 m.p.h. Or not moving at all...really?
Joseph @im4jesus777
Krysta Jeffrey @krystamarieee
Wtf Arizona. Guess we're getting our 4 inches of rain a year all in one day. Already have a flash flood warning lol. pic.twitter.com/FVQnvnQVeG
Gerson Cedillos @GersonCedillos
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