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SR-241 near Sunnyside back open after closure overnight

Sunnyside, WALocal News

SR-241 reopened Wednesday morning after being closed due to multiple crashes and spinouts near Sunnyside. The Washington State Patrol (WSP) investigates the series of accidents that took place between Yakima and Walla Walla. WSP Trooper C. Thorson posted images of damaged vehicles on Twitter, emphasizing the severity of the incidents. Thorson advised drivers to adjust their speed to avoid further accidents.

The WSP's response reflects ongoing concerns about road safety during inclement weather. Local authorities are coordinating efforts to monitor conditions and assist affected drivers. Adverse weather conditions often lead to hazardous driving situations in this region. Maintaining awareness and caution can help reduce the risk of future incidents.

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