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May 27, 2021 2:22 PM Erin Robinson
GRANT COUNTY, Wash. Blowing dust is causing issues for drivers between Moses Lake and Ritzville.
The Washington State Department of Transportation is recommending that people who do not need to drive, stay home.
Winds are picking up in the area and may cause visibility to drop rapidly.
Looks like some #blowingdust showing up at the Warden Interchange on #I90 based on this @wsdot web cam. Use caution and be prepared for blowing dust between Moses Lake and Ritzville. Visibility may drop rapidly in this area. #wawxpic.twitter.com/Fc3IZjWMlJ
The blowing dust has already caused one crash in the eastbound lanes of I-90.
What you need to know if you plan on traveling this Memorial Day weekend
By Q13 News Staff and Brittany Perry
Published
Holiday delays expected aboard Washington State Ferries
There could be longer delays than normal on Washington State Ferries this Memorial Day with a reduced schedule still in effect.
WASHINGTON - Last Memorial Day, Washingtonians and people across the United States were still reeling from the early months of the pandemic, and many activities were canceled and destinations shut down.
This year looks different than last as more people are getting vaccinated and economies are opening back up.
More than 37 million Americans are expected to travel for Memorial Day weekend, according to a AAA Travel forecast, representing a significant increase from last year.