Hazard
30.5 mi
Swerving vehicles reported on US101 S
Drivers are swerving to avoid an unknown hazard on US101 South near N State Street. No responsible vehicle has been reported in the area.
Point Arena Traffic and Road Conditions
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Point Arena Traffic Alerts
Hazard
30.9 mi
Metal debris reported on US101 South
Metal debris is in the southbound lanes just south of Lake Mendocino. Drive carefully in this area.
Hazard
31.2 mi
Debris causing issues on US101 North
Debris is reported in the lanes on US101 North near Lake Mendocino Drive. Traffic is being released, but be cautious as a transient was seen throwing cones into the roadway.
1 killed, 2 injured in State Route 160 car crash, CHP says - KCRA
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Fatal Crash: SR-160 at Sherman Island Cross Road is Closed
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Yosemite National Park Dome Fire Sunday Morning Update: 4,809 Acres with 30% Containment; Glacier Point Road is Closed, Yosemite National Park is Open and Operating Normally
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Alarming Multi-Vehicle Crash on Santa Ana Freeway
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Car Blows Through Stop Sign, Sets Off Two-Vehicle Wreck send 3 to the Hospital - Pain In The Pass
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1 Hurt in Disastrous Rollover Crash on Foothill Freeway
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Early morning crash spills fluids onto Highway 101; both Southbound lanes closed in Montecito - Santa Barbara News-Press
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Cuesta Grade 101 Access Restored After Wednesday Brush Fire
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California Department of Transportation (via Public) / Daytime Two Lane Closure on Eastbound Interstate-80 (I-80) Carquinez Bridge, Solano / Contra Costa County
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Division of Traffic Operations - Road Information - California ...
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California State Official Traffic Resources:
CA DOT | Caltrans QuickMap | CHP Traffic Full Site | CHP Traffic Mobile Site
CA DOT | Caltrans QuickMap | CHP Traffic Full Site | CHP Traffic Mobile Site
sources: Caltrans, CHP, Twitter
Alerts Last Updated: Sun, Sep 27th 08:33:10 AM
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National Traffic Forecast
Nor'easter Impacts the East Coast with Flooding and Wind, Heavy Rainfall in the Southwest and Midwest - 09-27 to 09-29 2026
Updated Sun Sep 27th 2026, 3:00am PDT
Our roads are facing a mix of challenges this week with a powerful Nor'easter affecting the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, bringing heavy rain, high winds, and coastal flooding, while the Southwest and Midwest prepare for significant rainfalls that could lead to flash flooding. Travelers on major routes should be especially cautious.
Mid-Atlantic and Northeast Challenges
As the Nor’easter drifts near the New Jersey coastline, Interstate 95, Interstate 80, and Interstate 78 will likely see wet and potentially hazardous driving conditions through Monday evening. Strong wind gusts up to 50 mph could impact travel on these routes, especially around Newark, NJ and Philadelphia, PA. Coastal areas, including U.S. Route 1 along the coast, will experience moderate flooding, and travelers should exercise caution.
Southwest and Rockies Rainfall
Monday brings a Moderate Risk of heavy rain across states like Arizona, Nevada, and parts of the Central/Southern Rockies. Routes like Interstate 40 and Interstate 25 in areas around Albuquerque, NM and Flagstaff, AZ might experience water pooling. Watch out for flash floods, especially in low-lying areas.
Midwest Rain Concerns
Tuesday's forecast brings heavy rainfall to the Upper Midwest, affecting travel on Interstate 94 and Interstate 90. Cities like Minneapolis, MN and Chicago, IL could see localized flash flooding, impacting urban roadways and small streams. Be careful on routes through the Central Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley.
This live traffic and road conditions report is valid for ZIP code 95468, accurately covering the area of Point Arena, CA.
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Strong Nor'easter Hits Mid-Atlantic and Northeast - 09-27 to 09-29
Sun Sep 27th 2026, 2:59am PDT
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