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Storm dumps heavy snow on northern Arizona, gridlocking Interstate 40

A winter storm caused heavy snow in northern Arizona, leading to a backup of over 15 miles on Interstate 40.
The snowfall reached more than a foot in areas like Flagstaff and Munds Park, and over 2 feet in Williams, as reported by the National Weather Service.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety stated an injury occurred in a two-vehicle crash but confirmed no deaths resulted from the storm.
Traffic was severely impacted by the storm, with multiple slide-offs and motorists stranded on icy roads, leading to prolonged delays.

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