Flood Warning Issued – Avoid Unnecessary Travel and Adhere to Road Closures 

The City of Santa Rosa has experienced ponding and flooding of roadways in multiple locations. A Flood Warning has been issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) this afternoon and will remain in effect through tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 22 at 4:00 p.m. A Flood Advisory will remain in effect for the entire North Bay through Saturday, Nov. 23 at 3:15 a.m.  

Please avoid unnecessary travel during this time. If you see standing or moving water, Do Not Attempt to Drive Through it. Several major roads are currently closed. Do Not Drive Through or Around Barricades. 

The following is a list of current Road Closures and areas that are experiencing Flooding. Conditions may change through Saturday. Water may recede and then quickly rise following periods of heavy rainfall. To report roadway flooding concerns, call 707-543-3800 ext. 7 during business hours or 707-534-3805 after hours and weekends. 

Road Closures: (Updated: Thursday, Nov. 21, 4:00 p.m.) 

• Airway at Hopper
• Old Redwood between Bicentennial and Kaiser 
• San Fernando at Occidental 
• Piner west of Fulton 
• Mission at Culebra 
• Ohair Ct at Dutton

Areas Experiencing Flooding: (Updated: Thursday, Nov. 21, 4:00 p.m.) 

• 2150 W College  
• Corby/Hearn 
• Hall/Fulton 
• Moonlight Way 
• Cooper/Gordon 
• 5911 Anson Dr 
• 3241 Homestead Lon 
• Mission/Culebra 
• Brookwood/Bennett Valley 
• W College/Putney 
• 335 Ohair Ct 

In less that 48 hours, portions of Santa Rosa have received over 10” of rain. Yesterday was the second wettest day on record in the City of Santa Rosa according to the NWS. You can track the rainfall gauges around Santa Rosa at SRCity.org/Weather. 

 For information on what you can do to prepare for rainfall, visit SRCity.org/RainReady.