Fire Station 85 at 1050 Wilson Boulevard, El Dorado Hills.Fire Station 32 at 4770 Sandridge Rd., Placerville.County Public Works Yard at Jenny Lind.Vista Del Lago by the Mobile Gas Station.Mangili Road behind Power Up Fitness Gym in Valley Springs.Airport parking lot near the County General Services Administration Building in Martell.Please continue to monitor the forecast for the latest information in the days ahead. This will renew the potential for additional flooding across our area. Most rivers will likely crest near or below flood stage Thursday with larger rivers cresting sometime on Friday.Īnother atmospheric river event will impact our area late Saturday into Sunday. Much of Friday will be quiet weather-wise from additional rain. Localized impacts associated with runoff and poor drainage may linger into Friday. The Cosumnes and Mokelumne should be monitored closely. However, the combination of saturated grounds and potentially clogged drains from debris will result in significant street flooding. We don't anticipate widespread river flooding, although there will be some along the smaller creeks and streams. Widespread impacts are expected Wednesday and Thursday across our entire region. Snowfall will range from 1-2 feet above 5,000 ft to 2-3 feet above 6,500 ft. Travel will be very difficult with whiteout conditions, chain controls and expected road closures. Snow levels will quickly rise to 7,000 ft Wednesday afternoon before falling back to 4,500 ft Thursday morning. Snow in the Sierra will become heavy Wednesday morning with snow levels as low as 4,000 ft. This must be monitored as a few may reach minor or moderate flooding. Many small creeks and streams may approach flood stage. The Cosumnes and Mokelumne Rivers will both be ones to watch, especially where breaches/ breaks have occurred. Roads may become impassible in flooded areas. Heavy rain in the Foothills may result in additional rockslides and flooding along rivers, creeks and streams. People in the Valley can expect extensive street flooding with roads becoming impassible at times, especially in flood prone areas. Isolated rainfall amounts of 4 inches in the Sacramento Valley and 6 inches in the Sierra Foothills. Rainfall totals will likely range from 1-3 inches in the Valley to 2-5 inches in the Foothills. The rain will taper off Thursday morning with off and on showers through the rest of the day. The second batch of rain will pose the greatest threat for renewed flooding. Another batch of very heavy rain will swing through later in the day and continue into the overnight. The first batch of rain will lift to the northeast with parts of the Valley getting a break midday. Urban flooding and street flooding may rapidly develop, especially with already saturated soils. Rain will move into our area, becoming heavy at times Wednesday morning. This would exacerbate any flooding in areas where this occurs.Ĭharge up your electronics and ensure your flashlights are in working order. The core of the damaging winds will likely arrive between 5pm and 2am.ĭebris, such as branches, may clog storm drains or dam rivers. This will result in the potential for widespread and prolonged outages. The combination of high winds and wet grounds will have the potential to bring down or uproot numerous trees. The Valley and Foothills may experience wind gusts approaching 50-60 mph. Southerly winds will increase Wednesday afternoon bringing a period of strong to damaging wind gusts. The county said Wednesday that the reclamation district has yet to reach this break because the water is high and the Bradley Break is of a bigger concern,Ĭrews have been hard at work fixing and patching the levees, even as the rain started up again on Wednesday.ĬBS13's Chief Meteorologist Nic Merianos breaks down the latest forecast on the coming storm:įlash Flood Watch: Foothills (Burn Scar Areas)
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As of Wednesday morning, there was a patch at the break that was seven feet tall.Ī larger 3,000-foot break is on the south side of the Cosumnes near the Laguna Del Sol nudist resort. One of the two breaks, dubbed the Bradley Break, is on the north side of the Cosumnes and is about 2,000 feet wide. At least two of the eleven breaches are full-on breaks, meaning there is a clear cut in the water barrier. Ten of the breaches are along the Cosumnes River, west of Highway 99 to east of Wilton, while an eleventh breach is along the Mokelumne River, west of I-5. Sacramento County Officer of Emergency Services The following is a map with all the locations plotted: Levee breach locations Sacramento County officials have confirmed the locations where the Cosumnes River breached levees in the past storm on New Year's.
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