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Canal ride after rain?

Canal ride after rain?
Transport 7 answers • Olivia Prescott
Planning on riding the canal in the morning but don’t know how the conditions are after the rain we had today. I usually ride the canal in the morning, but I don't want to get stuck in a muddy mess.
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sandrine_phoeni9sandrine_phoeni9 •
While some areas of the Scottsdale greenbelt are prone to flooding, the canal paths on the levee are generally safe to use.
Sandrine •
Rescue efforts were necessary at 40th Street and Camelback Road due to flooding.
Finn •
The wash on Stanford Street and 40th Street was likely the site of a flood-related incident.
Danielle •
That is the correct guess :)
Tessa STessa S •
Concrete pathways along the canal, such as the section between 48th Street and 52nd Street on the south bank, can become soft and puddled after heavy rain. However, the north bank, which has been treated with a stabilizer, remains relatively stable.
Brianna WhitakerBrianna Whitaker •
Maintenance of underpass drains in north Phoenix is often inadequate, resulting in standing water for a day or two after heavy rainfall, as seen at the 7th Street underpass and the one under Peoria Avenue.
ChristophChristoph •
Given that drainage regulations permit up to 36 hours for infrastructure to empty, it's not surprising that some areas take time to clear after heavy rain.
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