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Originally Posted by sierraAZ
Everywhere you see dips it gets flooded. Even when it doesn't rain, you'll see the signs on the side of the road ready to go up. There are also some permanent signs. When it pours all streets get flooded more or less because of the lack of proper drainage system. Better stick to the middle lane as the left and the right lanes are the worst (the roads are sloped).
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Ditto,
You want to avoid any road with a dip during a Monsoon...which is about 75% of the roads
Also becarefull if you're out on the hwy. I have been cought twice in a Monsoon driving and it can be rough. It dumps enough rain at one time to make it almost impossible to see. You can usualy see one building up around noon I think and it typicaly dumps around that afternoon.
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