Roads in multiple unincorporated communities throughout Riverside County were closed to traffic Monday because of flooding amid the latest round of storms to wallop the region.
Crews from the county Department of Transportation deployed to the locations and installed barriers after lanes became submerged, creating travel hazards.
The first closure occurred on Hostettler Road, from Bolo Court to Temescal Canyon Road, in the Temescal Wash alongside Interstate 15, just north of Lake Elsinore.
The next closure was established on Bridge Street, between Gilman Springs and Fernandez roads, covering almost two miles on the east end of Nuevo.
A closure was then set up on Elmwood Street, between Carroll and Clark streets, roughly one block in Mead Valley.
At 11 a.m., De Luz Road was shut down at Carancho Road, continuing south all the way to the San Diego County line, in the lightly populated community of De Luz, west of Temecula.
Around the same time, crews closed Leon Road, from Domenigoni Parkway north to Olive Avenue, in Winchester.
Additional closures were anticipated Monday because of conditions.