Lake Tahoe Weather: Flooding Concerns In South Lake Tahoe As Winter Storm Hits
South Lake Tahoe is bracing for a winter storm but some are concerned heavy rain will bring flooding to certain neighborhoods.
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South Lake Tahoe is bracing for a winter storm but some are concerned heavy rain will bring flooding to certain neighborhoods.
Another winter storm is on the way and they are running out of places to put the snow in Pollock Pines. I
Several feet of snow trapped drivers, caused power outages, and canceled classes into Tuesday.
Warming shelters are open in Tuolumne County and the city of Manteca as the cold winter weather persists.
The snowy weather caused many people to change their plans for the day.
The Tuolumne County offices will open at 10 a.m. Wednesday due to the high potential for hazardous travel conditions in the early morning.
Several schools in the Sierra and Foothills have canceled school for Tuesday ahead of the winter weather.
With the winter storm warning in effect for the Sierra, chains may be required when traveling at higher altitudes.
It's the arrival of this series of storms forecast to wreak havoc, through the weekend and beyond.
A winter storm warning will begin at 4 p.m. Friday and last until Monday at 10 p.m.
It's a trip the young couple has taken before, only this time, things took a dramatic turn.
In Sacramento County, the surge of water swept away toxic waste from homeless camps, and sent it all downstream.
Arborist tells homeowners how to tell if their trees are likely to fall in high winds.
Wicked rain continued to pound down across the region Wednesday night.
The Amador County Sheriff's Office is reminding drivers to use extra caution on the wet roads and to never drive drunk.
As a major storm rolls through the central valley there are many concerns about dangerous road conditions, flooding, and falling trees.
Thousands were without power on Sunday Evening as a storm brought rain and snow to Northern California. Strong winds brought trees down and powerlines in a number of areas with more than 20,000 customers without power around Sacramento including more than 10,000 without power in the city of Elk Grove.
The City of Sacramento is asking residents to put leaf piles on their lawns to clear drains and prevent flooding until the storm passes.
Crews with the San Joaquin County Public Works department are working around the community to make sure the expected rain that is moving into the area doesn't cause a problem in neighborhoods.
An unusually cold spring storm will bring heavy rain and hail to parts of Northern California on Tuesday and coat the mountains in snow - a welcome respite that will do little to ease the historic drought, forecasters say.
