Roadway flooding in Murrieta, CHP advises drivers to avoid area
Vehicles that do go through will probably get stuck, the CHP reports.
A section of Los Alamos Road in Murrieta, near Briggs Road, is being reported as a roadway flooding by the California Highway Patrol.
A driver reported to the CHP that a section of the roadway where the dirt portion of the road turns to asphalt is flooded. A CHP unit was on scene near the flooded area Saturday afternoon, according to an incident report on California Highway Patrol’s Web site.
Officers are advising vehicles not to try to go through the flooded area. Vehicles that do go through will probably get stuck, the CHP reports.
Tags: Briggs Road, California Highway Patrol, Los Alamos Road, Murrieta, Roadway Flooding, SWRNN
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