Winter weather from a major coast-to-coast storm closed a major interstate and other state highways in northern Arizona on Friday morning.

On Thursday, a powerful storm is forecasted to sweep through Arizona, bringing another round of strong winds, rain and snow.

With more snowfall expected Friday, poor road conditions are likely to last into the weekend in northern and eastern Arizona.

Crashes have also closed areas on I-40 west of Flagstaff, including one crash that killed three people. ADOT is advising drivers to avoid these roads Friday morning.

There is no estimated time for the highways to reopen, the Arizona Department of Transportation stated online. Here's what you need to know.

PHOENIX – Multiple northern Arizona highways remained closed Friday due to dangerous winter driving conditions. “If you don’t have to travel, it is certainly not recommended,” Paige Konieczny of the ...

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The first storm this week brought just a bit of snow and rain to the Flagstaff area, but the second system might be a doozy.

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A snowstorm stranded drivers on I-40 in Arizona, with some stuck overnight and up to 28 inches of snow reported in Williams.