San Bernardino Mountains Heavy Snow & Rain Continue
INCIDENT DATE/TIME: 10.24.25 | 6:30 PM
LOCATION: San Bernardino Mountains
AREA/CITY: San Bernardino Mountains
DETAILS:
- The main storm front has now passed through the Mountains, how ever pockets of heavy rain and snow continue to make their way through the mountains.
- Cold air behind the main storm has pushed the warmer storm front out of the area and has taken control of the climate.
- This cold air has dropped the temperatures quickly and is causing a snow levels to drop quickly.
- Snow levels remained extremely high through out the day around 7k to 8k feet.
- Snow levels are expected to drop down to about 6k feet over night, how ever the storm at this point has lost most of its energy and moisture leaving about a 30 percent chance of scattered snow showers and rain through out the night.
- The big threat will be ice roads.
- At the lower elevations at lake arrowhead and crestline, heavy rain continued to slam the mountain communities causing road flooding, and significant mountain run off and flooding around residential properties.
- Minor rock and mud slides were reported in various locations along highway 18 and 330, however no significant damages was reported.
- Snow plows continue to work highway 18 to mitigate the snowy roads and also any residual rock and mudslides.
HANDLING AGENCIES: CHP, CalTrans
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