This page is not currently active.UPDATES: Sunrise Hwy is now OPEN. Chain controls are lifted. This will be the last update posting on this series of storms. This page will be reactivated during the next period of severe weather and road closures. Dips are OPEN. Check status at. http://sdcfcd.org/webcams.html Road closure notices are also posted on Twitter.com/SDCountyDPW and on Facebook (SDCountyDPW). When chain requirements are posted, CHP will ticket drivers without chains in their vehicle. (It's a hefty fine!) Nate Harrison Road remains CLOSED from State Park to the bottom of The Grade. Closure at both ends UPDATES: Latest postings are in bold italics Roads
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- by reporting road stations Spring Valley: - Quarry Road is OPEN at the dip - Gates are up. Alpine
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Grade Rd is now open. Everything back to normal Lakeside - All roads OPEN. Julian - Roads are OPEN. Mount Laguna: 18 - 24" snow reported. Division II Borrego
- All roads open Fallbrook / Bonsall / De Luz / Murrieta Area. - Roads are open. Some Flooded signs remain in place on Pala Temecula Rd between Pala Mission and the grade as a precaution. DO NOT cross flooded roadway if you cannot see pavement. San Marcos - All roads open. Valley Center - Roads are open. Expect Nate Harrison to remain closed for the week. Palomar Mountain - Snow level down to 3000' Chain controls lifted. Some icy spots on Crestline. Enjoy 10" of snow! The Weather Outlook The weather should clear up today with slowly warming temperatures through the week. There is a chance of rain Saturday evening/Sunday as a storm system enters the West Coast. Let's be careful out there... During especially heavy or prolonged rains, many low water crossings flood, especially in the steep, narrow canyon areas. Road closure signs are posted for a reason - the road is CLOSED. Do NOT go around the signs. Do NOT attempt to cross a flooded roadway when you cannot see pavement; you have no assurance the pavement is still there. Even a small amount of water at the right velocity can sweep a pickup truck, and its occupants, off the roadway and downstream. You don't want swift water rescue teams to be a part of your evening. During and immediately after heavy rainfall, do NOT go near storm channels, creeks or streams. Do NOT allow your children to sled down the hillsides and across or into the roadway and possibly into oncoming traffic or snowplows. Check out the roadways BEFORE you travel. Watch streaming video of Quarry Road Dip in Spring Valley and Country Club Dip in Harmony Grove - two low water crossings most prone to flooding during heavy rains. Click on Web Cams link - then select the site. Provided by San Diego County Flood Control District in the interest of public safety.
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Sand & Bags at these locations: Flood Control: All Channels Open - no current issues To report flooding issues call the Storm Water Hotline at 888 846-0800 What you can do to help: Report Storm Related Problems: 888.846.0800 For non-storm Public Works information, please visit the DPW web site THE WEATHER AHEAD ; Complete San Diego Forecast from the National Weather Service EROSION CONTROL BROCHURES Homeowner's
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