Storms damaged many of California’s iconic roadways. Thanks to @CaltransHQ, Highway 1 near Big Sur is on track to reopen by Memorial Day weekend, & we’re proclaiming a state of emergency that will help get federal support & funding to fix sites like Topanga Canyon in LA County. pic.twitter.com/4prfw4VFqv

During storms, litter & other roadway pollutants flow untreated into storm drains. This is one more reason Caltrans cleanup work is critical, like along CA-126 in Santa Paula. Please properly dispose trash to prevent #Stormwater pollution. #CleanCA @CAgovernor @CA_Trans_Agency pic.twitter.com/LjDo6V6ueb

*State Route 2- Angeles Forest* SR-2 (Angeles Crest Hwy) is closed from north of Mt. Wilson Red Box Rd. to south of Upper Big Tujunga Cyn Rd. & from Islip Saddle to Vincent Gulch due to emergency repairs & hazardous travel conditions. More details at tinyurl.com/met3e5rw pic.twitter.com/sQS560Mlsl

8:15 AM Update: line of storms now moving across US-59. Heavy rainfall rates have been reported. This line will continue SE with more showers and storms continuing to develop from behind. Numerous Flood Advisories and Warnings in effect. Remember Turn Around Don’t Drown! pic.twitter.com/h5v4MXIEAC