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Southbound I-5 overnight lane closures scheduled Friday, Nov. 15, in north Seattle - Lynnwood Today

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The article provides an important update regarding overnight lane closures on southbound Interstate 5 in north Seattle, scheduled for Friday, Nov. 15, from 11 p. m. to 6 a. m.

the following morning. The planned closure will affect the two left lanes, which is likely to cause significant delays for commuters and residents traveling during this timeframe. Local authorities are issuing this notice to ensure that drivers are aware and can adjust their travel plans accordingly. Such timely updates are critical for residents who rely on this major artery for their daily commutes and weekend travel. The article emphasizes the impact of infrastructure work on traffic flow, highlighting the need for ongoing communication between city officials and the public.

With the potential for increased congestion, the article serves as a reminder for drivers in the area to plan alternative routes to mitigate delays. Lynnwood Today is committed to covering local issues that affect the community, reinforcing its role as an essential source of information. As the date approaches, the article urges residents to stay informed about their travel options.

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