LIST: Bay Area highways, roadways closed due to snow, hazardous conditions

Sunday, February 26, 2023

Highway 17 in Santa Cruz Mountains among Bay Area roads closedCHP says Highway 17 and several other Bay Area roads remain closed due to snow and other weather-related issues.

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A rare winter storm dropping several inches of low-level snow across the Bay Area has forced the closure of major roadways and highways throughout the region.

Authorities have already issued warnings to drivers to avoid certain areas due to hazardous road conditions.

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Road Closures

Santa Cruz County

The California Highway Patrol says both northbound lanes on Highway 17 are back open. Both southbound lanes are back open from Highway 85 to Big Moody Curve where it moves to one lane up to Summit Road then it's back to two lanes. CHP escorting traffic southbound.

Sonoma County

Westbound CA-128 at North Cloverdale, all lanes are blocked due to hazardous road conditions.

Napa County

Napa County is also dealing with road closures. State Highway 29 has all lanes closed in both directions between Tubbs Lane and Bradford Road due to hazardous roadway conditions.

San Mateo County

Northbound and Southbound CA-35 from CA-84 to CA-9, all lanes are closed due to downed trees and downed powerlines.

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Santa Clara County

Mt. Hamilton Rd. (CA-130) at Grant Park. All lanes closed in both directions due to weather conditions and downed trees.

Northbound and Southbound CA-9 from Redwood Gulch Rd to CA-35, all lanes are closed due to downed trees and hazardous road conditions.

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Marin County

Snow on Mount Tamalpais has prompted two road closures, though state Highway 1 remains open. Pantoll Road and Ridgecrest Boulevard were closed as of 11 a.m.

Friday, according to the Marin County Sheriff's Office, and the entire upper mountain is closed until roads can be cleared of snow, county and Mount Tamalpais State Park officials said.

Sleet has impacted the area, making roads dangerous, and park staff said that Panoramic Highway through the Marin hills is "slushy."

The Bay City Newservice contributed to this story.