Slow Down, Pay Attention When Driving In The Rain: SJC

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA — We've all been watching the skies and the radar as the rain has approached Orange County. Now, with stormy weather predicted over much of the next ten days, local law enforcement reminded drivers to slow down and pay attention when you are driving wet streets.

"It feels like a deja vu, but everyone needs to slow your speed and watch for localized flooding," Aliso Viejo police services said in a recent Tweet.

Sandbags are available from Orange County Fire Authority stations across the county.

Trabuco Canyon area residents were allowed 50 sandbags each, thanks to the Orange County Department of Public Works. Sandbag distribution was to take place until 6 p.m. Wednesday, and on Thursday from 7 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Santiago Canyon Road and Modjeska Canyon Road lot.

CANYON AREA UPDATE: OC Public Works will distribute unfilled sandbags today until 6pm and tomorrow from 7am-3pm in the lot at Santiago Canyon Road & Modjeska Canyon Road. The sandbags are for canyon residents only – ID is required for proof of residence. Limit 50 per resident. pic.twitter.com/CEAN9v9Xqn
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Elsewhere in the county, if you need sandbags, Orange County Fire Authority has them available for you. These will be unfilled, they say.

Further north in Seal Beach, the city has replenished all sandbag supplies. Residents have been asked to monitor the surf and conditions, and take necessary steps to protect their homes and property.

Photo: In Newport Beach officers were on scene during a vehicle roll-over to assist with traffic control and safety of the drivers involved in an accident during the last storm. Newport Beach Police Department.