Hazard
5.9 mi
Deer reported on SR 70 East near SR 149
A deer has been spotted on the northbound SR 70 just south of SR 149. No vehicles are reported to be involved, but drivers should remain cautious.
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Thermalito Traffic Alerts
Hazard
32.4 mi
Traffic hazard on Lone Star Rd near SR20
Southbound Lone Star Road, about 1.5 miles south of SR20, has a person in a vehicle with a flashlight trying to flag down traffic. This may cause some delays.
Collision
36.3 mi
Collision on SR70 North Near Kempton Rd
A white Ford Econoline van was involved in a collision with an unknown vehicle on SR70 North near Kempton Rd. Items have fallen off a trailer in the area.
Nightly Ramp Closures on SR-92/101 in San Mateo from October 25th - 30th | Caltrans
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Overnight Closures for U.S. Highway 101 Cahuenga Pass Pavement Rehabilitation Project in Los Angeles for Paving Work: Oct. 26 – Oct. 30 | Caltrans
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Southbound I-5 Connector to SR-76 Closed Morning of October 24 | Caltrans
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Westbound I-80 in downtown San Francisco to close for weekend repaving. Here's what to know. - CBS San Francisco
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Damage to overcrossing closes lanes on SR 163 southbound at Clairemont Mesa Blvd
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Extended lane closures scheduled on southbound 405 through Sepulveda Pass - Palisades News
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Highway 37 to be closed this weekend for El Niño prep work. Here's what to know. - CBS San Francisco
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REMINDER: 55-Hour Full Closure of State Route 37 Between Vallejo and Sonoma Scheduled Friday, Oct. 23, from 10 p.m. to Monday Oct. 26 at 5 a.m. | Caltrans
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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
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National Traffic Forecast
Prepare for Rainy Commutes: Impactful Weather Ahead, 10-24 to 10-26
Updated Sat Oct 24th 2026, 7:01am PDT
Heavy rain and severe thunderstorms will impact commuters in several regions this weekend. The Central and Southern High Plains, Southern Rockies, and Southwest areas will experience significant downpours on Saturday and Sunday, potentially leading to localized flash flooding. Meanwhile, Southeastern Florida should expect heavy rainfall on Sunday. Travelers on Interstate 70, Interstate 25, and major roads in the Pacific Northwest and Florida might encounter delays due to these conditions.
Southwest and Southern Rockies
This weekend, significant rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in the Southwest and Southern Rockies. Heavy showers will affect those traveling on Interstate 40 and Interstate 10, with potential disruptions on Saturday through early Sunday morning. Be cautious of severe winds and possible hail, especially on Saturday. If you're driving along U.S. Route 285, stay alert for sudden storms.
Central and Southern High Plains
Travelers in the Central and Southern High Plains should prepare for heavy rain on both Saturday and Sunday, with the possibility of flash flooding. Major routes like Interstate 70 and Interstate 25 may face delays. Be mindful of quickly changing weather conditions and watch for water on roads, particularly in low-lying areas and near small streams.
Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest will see rain starting Saturday night, continuing through Monday. Expect wet conditions on Interstate 5 and U.S. Route 101. Plan for reduced visibility and slippery roads, particularly on Sunday as the rain continues.
Southeastern Florida
Sunday's forecast for Southeastern Florida includes showers and thunderstorms with heavy rain. Interstate 95 and local routes along the coast may experience water pooling and possible minor flooding. Drive carefully through urban areas where flash flooding can happen quickly.
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Heavy Rain and Thunderstorm Warnings for the Central and Southern Regions 10-24 to 10-26
Sat Oct 24th 2026, 7:00am PDT
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