After Saturday’s deluge, travel in mountain areas will be ‘dicey’ through Sunday, forecasters said.
The following parks are closed Sunday— Devil’s Punchbowl Nature Area and Nature Center— Vasquez Rocks Natural Area and Nature Center
Skies were partially clear Sunday morning, but the NWS said travel in the mountain areas would “still be very ‘dicey’ through the day.”— Interstate 5 was closed through the Tejon Pass from Parker Road to Grapevine Road;— State Route 2 in the Angeles National Forest was closed from two miles north of I-210 to Vincent Gulch Road;Several thousand people remained without electricity Sunday due to weather-related outages.
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