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Snow in the better elevations all around Redding on Wednesday early morning has prompted driving limits on North Condition highways and disrupted faculty schedules.

Traffic  on Interstate 5 is being screened and semi trucks had been staying turned close to at the Fawndale exit because of to snowy circumstances farther north on the freeway, the California Department of Transportation stated Wednesday morning.

But Caltrans lifted the restriction on significant rigs around 10:30 a.m. and permitted them to journey the freeway north of Redding if they have chains.

Caltrans highway cameras display that snow is falling in Dunsmuir in Siskiyou County.

Even though there was the opportunity for snow in Redding on Wednesday, it was rain slipping in the town. But snow was reported in the place of Whiskeytown Lake.

In the meantime, chain restrictions are in put on Freeway 299 east and west of Redding.

Chains are demanded 3 miles west of Weaverville on Highway 299. Chains also are expected on Buckhorn Summit west of Redding.

On Highway 299 East, chains or snow tires are necessary from Montgomery Creek to 3 miles west of Burney.

On Freeway 44 east of Redding, chains or snow tires are essential from Viola to 8 miles west of Aged Station, and from Aged Station to the junction of Freeway 36 in Lassen County.