Monica After The Storm Zip Drivers To Slow

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Multiple semis stuck in snow have closed a state highway near Tehachapi.

Officials warn heavy rain could cause debris flows in burn scars left by wildfires.

A winter storm dumping snow and rain Monday is making travel difficult in California, Nevada and Arizona.

They were State Route 260, between Star Valley and Heber; State Route 87 northbound, north of Payson; and State Route 89A, between Sedona and Interstate 17 Motorists are urged to postpone travel in the high country until the storm has passed, the department said in a news release.

The National Weather Service office in Flagstaff said about 1:15 p.m.

MST that visibility had decreased significantly and travel was becoming more dangerous on Interstate 40.

The California Highway Patrol closed Interstate 5 over Grapevine at about 3:30 a.m.

The Patrol also closed State Road 58 at Towerline Road because of jackknifed tractor-trailers in snow near Tehachapi.

SPONSORED: 50 off sale at Anthropologie ends soon Advertisement In Northern California, snow was accumulating quickly on Interstate 15 through the Cajon Pass, the National Weather Service said.

Major delays were already happening as of 4 a.m.

MORE: Snowmaker to Spread From Southwest to Midwest and Mid-Atlantic This Week ) Chains were required on Montezuma Valley Road.

Southbound Interstate 15 was closed at at the Nevada-California state line in Primm, Nevada.

Rain was falling at lower elevations, and it was expected to be heavy at times.

Residents of parts of Santa Cruz County have been warned to to evacuate.

Monica After The Storm Zip Drivers To Slow

The Highway Patrol warned drivers to slow down after officers responded to a few rollover accidents on Malibu Canyon, the Associated Press reported.

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