San Diego, Calif. – Following snow from the winter storm that hit the region this weekend in the mountains of San Diego County, Caltrans authorities reminded commuters that they must have chains for their tires in order to access certain spots.
California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) authorities said Monday that the requirement for tire chains was for State Route 78 from the intersection with state road 79 near Santa Ysabel on the east side of Banner Grade.
Another item that required tire chains was State Route 79 from Camp Cuyamaca at State Route 78 in Julian, Caltrans officials said.
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State authorities also have a website where you can see all the roads that require the use of snow chains throughout California, which can be seen in https://quickmap.dot.ca.gov/.
Southern California issued a winter storm warning that included heavy snow in the high elevations of the mountains that would last as long as Monday evening, as well as heavy rains which could cause flooding, landslides and stones.
Visit Julian
Caltrans officials urged commuters to be prepared, patient and safe if they were to travel
One of the most visited places with snowfall is the area of Julián, famous for its sweets of Apple pie, as well as other Christmas activities.
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The Visit Julián website even has a live camera, through which you can see the current weather conditions, which can be viewed https://visitjulian.com/.
In the Laguna mountain there is also a live camera to see the weather conditions, which can be seen on the website of https://lagunamountain.com/.
