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Petaluma Storm: Updates on Flooding Areas
Several areas are considered hazardous and should be avoided by residents.

From the Petaluma Police Department:
The Petaluma Police Department is advising that there are multiple road/intersection closures and traffic delays and hazards due to severe weather and localized flooding. Drivers are advised to use caution and avoid areas of high water. Don’t drive unless you must and use extreme caution.
The following areas are considered hazardous and may be closed or unpassable due to flooding and traffic barricades:
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Lakeville Hwy at Madison Street
Lakeville Hwy at Caulfield Ln.
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Lakeville Hwy at Browns Lane
Lakeville Hwy at Frates Road
Garfield Street and Appalossa Creek Area
Northbound lanes of Lakeville Hwy between Caulfield Ln. and Lindberg Ln are closed
Lakeville Hwy between D Street and Caulfield Lane
Dana Street at Webster Street
Payran Street closed between Jefferson and Caulfield Ln.
Cherry Street and Antone flooded behind Galinda Ct.
This is only a partial list of closures and hazardous areas. Drivers may find other areas of unreported flooding so use caution. Updates will continue as information is available.
Related Patch coverage:
Advisory: Stony Point at Denman Road May Be Closed Within Hour.
Sonoma State Closed Due To Flooding.
Hwy 101 Reopens After Flooding.
American Red Cross Opens Shelter for Sonoma County Storm Victims.
Some Sonoma County Schools Closed For Expected Storm.
Cal Fire Warns of Home Heating Dangers as Storm Approaches.
Petaluma: Before Storm Hits, Check Your Homeowners, Renters Policies.
Batten Down The Hatches, Petaluma! Prepare For Heavy Rains, High Winds.
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