UPDATE: Severe flooding has struck the Bay Area as heavy rain continues to impact the region on this first Monday of January 1, 2026. Road closures and significant traffic delays have been reported, prompting urgent weather warnings from local authorities.
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) has confirmed multiple road closures in Marin County due to dangerous flooding conditions. Motorists are urged to “drive with caution on wet roads” and to “avoid driving through areas with standing water.” The situation is rapidly evolving, with authorities actively monitoring affected areas.
As of now, several major routes have been impacted, limiting access and causing significant delays for commuters. Conditions are expected to worsen as the day progresses, and residents are advised to stay updated on local news for the latest information.
Emergency services are on high alert, responding to incidents across the region as flooding poses risks to both drivers and pedestrians. Local news sources report that emergency responders are working diligently to assist those stranded by rising waters.
This severe weather event underscores the importance of safety precautions during heavy rain. Authorities are reminding residents to avoid non-essential travel whenever possible and to remain vigilant as more rain is forecasted throughout the day.
Stay tuned for further updates as this situation develops.
