(UPDATE: Sunday, Feb. 26, 2:00 p.m.) - Caltrans District 7 officials announced the Grapevine is open.
As of 1:30 p.m., I-5 through the Tejon Pass is open to through traffic.
NOW OPEN ✅
— Caltrans District 7 (@CaltransDist7) February 26, 2023
I-5 through #TejonPass has reopened to traffic. Drive cautiously - maintenance and emergency crews are still at work. Thanks for your patience as our crews worked overnight to remove snow and A LOT of ice.
And thank you, Sun ☀️, for helping melt ice this AM. pic.twitter.com/nq1d6qxcNW
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Snowy conditions have caused the Grapevine along I-5 to close for a second time Saturday morning.
Caltrans District 7 closed I-5 closed from Parker Road in Castaic to Grapevine Road due to snow & icy road conditions.
This comes after the Grapevine was closed all day Friday, and opened for several hours overnight.
Due to that closure, heavy traffic was seen along Highway 101 throughout the Central Coast.
Drivers can expect those same driving conditions on Saturday.
Caltrans officials say it is unknown at this time when the roadway will reopen.
*I-5 is CLOSED through the Grapevine*
— Caltrans District 7 (@CaltransDist7) February 25, 2023
I-5 closed from Parker Road in Castaic to Grapevine Road due to snow & icy road conditions. The "snow gate" is open at Lake Hughes Road in Castaic to allow northbound traffic to make U-turns. Unknown duration. pic.twitter.com/VA6frG6QjO
