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Emergency vehicles should be the only vehicles on the road until further notice. Drivers should suspend any travel tonight and tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 22. Road conditions will remain hazardous even after snowfall has stopped, with hazardous conditions continuing through at least tomorrow.
Escambia County will continue monitoring road conditions and will provide updates as new information is available.
I-10 Closure Alert from FDOT:
Snowfall Record Update:
For additional weather information and updates from National Weather Service of Mobile/Pensacola, visit the NWS website or the National Weather Service Mobile Facebook.
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