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UPDATE: Ramp at Interstate 35, Loop 410 interchange on Northeast Side reopens after water main break

Ramp reopened before noon on Wednesday

A water main break closed a ramp at the I-35 and Loop 410 interchange on Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2024. (Transguide)

SAN ANTONIOUpdate (11:40 a.m. Wednesday): A ramp to the main lanes of Interstate 35 at the Loop 410 interchange has reopened following a water main break.

The ramp was closed for several hours on Wednesday morning as SAWS crews worked to fix the issue.

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Original (7:18 a.m. Wednesday): A ramp at the Interstate 35 and Loop 410 interchange on the Northeast Side is closed on Wednesday morning due to a water main break.

Emergency crews have closed the ramp to the main lanes of Interstate 35 North at Loop 410 West near Windcrest. SAWS has been called to the scene to clear the water, as it may cause icy roads.

Anne Hayden, a spokesperson with SAWS, said it was a fire line for the San Antonio Men’s Club, and water was shut off. Hayden said the business will need to fix the issue.

Drivers are asked to take caution in the area. Traffic is backed up on the northbound Interstate 35 access road past Walzem Road, traffic cameras show.


For more information on transportation and traffic, including alerts, travel times and maps, view KSAT’s traffic page. To view more on the current weather conditions, click here. See low-water crossing closures here. Have a question? Get in touch here.


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