Homeowner's Guide To Flood, Debris and Erosion Control

San Bernardino County Public Works, in coordination with our partner agencies, is closely monitoring weather conditions and prepared to respond as needed. This website was created to provide the public with timely information, including what the County is doing to prepare, what you can do to stay ready, weather updates, road closures, interactive maps, and more. Our goal is to help communities stay safe before, during, and after storm events. We encourage the public to follow all agencies listed here for live updates on any incidents.

December Storms 2025

The National Weather Service forecasted a storm impacting the region from December 23 through December 26. The storm hit portions of the high desert hard including areas of Wrightwood, Lytle Creek, Phelan and Pinon Hills. Public safety officials are assessing damages and coordinating with partner agencies to respond to impacts, including flooding, as conditions evolve.

Please explore safety tips, preparation guides, and local resources to stay informed, vigilant, and ready. Check with your local cities for additional information.

San Bernardino County News Release

December 26, 2025, 8:35pm – County continues storm response as flooding, mud flows and road closures impact mountain and desert communities

Local emergency proclamation signed by San Bernardino County leadership –

View local emergency proclamation

Resources

San Bernardino County is working with partnering agencies to keep the public informed and prepared. County agencies and its partners are continuing damage assessments and coordinating recovery efforts.