Extreme Weather

The atmospheric river storm events over recent weeks have really boosted the state’s Sierra Nevada snowpack levels.

There is low-elevation snow, roadway flooding and other traffic hazards across the Mother Lode.

The Calaveras Office Of Emergency Services has been notified by the Utica Water and Power Authority that high flows are being observed in Murphys/Angels Creek.

Following the recent wet weather, a sinkhole was discovered near a picnic bench at Eproson Park in Twain Harte.

Travel is very difficult in many parts of Mariposa County due to widespread flooding.

Calaveras County has been hit hard by the recent storm systems, including a tornado, early Monday morning, along Hogan Dam Road near Valley Springs.

Tuolumne County’s Office of Emergency Services says it will continue to re-evaluate whether special drying and warming centers are needed as new weather systems arrive.

The alert that woke many in the night has been linked to a tornado event.

As California continues to clean up from damaging storms, Governor Gavin Newsom says more atmospheric river systems will arrive over the next week.

With the wet weather continuing, Tuolumne County announces that the Drying and Warming Center at the Enrichment Center will be open again today.

Supervisors heard from county departments regarding its impacts, including on roads and sandbags.

The district is making this plea due to the wet weather and power outages that continue to plague Calaveras County.

A powerful storm system passed through the region overnight and into the early morning hours bringing heavy rain, hail, and lightning.

The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for the northern San Joaquin Valley until 1 PM this afternoon.

Calaveras County has released an updated list of roads being impacted by the current storm system.