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Ulysses, NE · Traffic & Transit
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City council moves closer to replacing stoplight at 42nd and Fontenelle
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - The Omaha City Council moved one step closer Tuesday to changing an intersection that city leaders say sees too many crashes. Austin Rowser with Omaha Public Works said the crash rate led the city to prioritize a fix for the intersection at 42nd and Fontenelle. “There...
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Flash Flooding Closes Omaha Area Roads as National Weather Service Warns of Dangerous Overnight Travel and a Jackknifed Semi Stalls Interstate 80 Near 42nd Street
OMAHA, NE — Heavy rain triggered flash flooding across the Omaha metro Wednesday night, forcing road closures, stranding some vehicles and creating hazardous driving conditions across several neighborhoods. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for the area through 3 a.m. and warned that the situation was dangerous and life-threatening.
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Semi spins out on slick I-80 in Omaha amid heavy downpours
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Flooding, mudslides close major roads in Omaha metro for morning commute
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Video: Semi slides across Omaha highway amid record Nebraska rain
Flooding stranded drivers and prompted water rescues as tropical moisture helped fuel a record-setting deluge in Nebraska. A driver narrowly avoided colliding with a semi that slid sideways across an Omaha highway as heavy rain fueled by a surge of tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo drenched Nebraska. Dashcam video captured...
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Omaha Public Works says streetcar construction crews prepared for heavy rainfall
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - With continuing rain — and possible flooding — in the forecast for the Omaha metro Wednesday night, First Alert 6 checked in with the city to see how the weather might impact construction along the streetcar route. In particular, First Alert 6 asked about...
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‘A 100-year event’: Dozens rescued from record flooding in Omaha; mudslides close roads
OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - Omaha emergency crews rescued dozens of people Thursday morning from flooding as waters reached depths of 8 feet in some areas of the metro area. “The National Weather Service tells us the Missouri River jumped three feet from the rain in Omaha, which is significant. They also say we are set to dry out over the next week, which us also important,” Mayor John Ewing Jr. said in a live update later that morning.