The wettest areas will receive up to 8 inches of rainfall and we have a wind advisory in the delta until 11 00 tomorrow morning. Wind gusting up to 20 Miles Per Hour from time to time, and potential tree damage and Power Outages possible, of course. Theres more on the way, going to be a weekend long rainfall event. Ill give you a look at the entire weekend and seven days head in a few minutes. Lets give you a look at how the weather affecting traffic around the bay area. A laud of red on the roadways indicating traffic is moving slowly. Speeds down to 11 Miles Per Hour, northbound 101 along the peninsula, just 21 on southbound 280 and san jose, 22 Miles Per Hour on the oakland maze. A mess out there. Lets take a live look, you can see interstate 80 through berkeley is slow going, always slow this time of day on a friday night, but particularly so in the rain. Were taking you to south bay now. This is highway 101 toward interstate 80. Southbound traffic really backed up here. And next t
A long trail of moisture reaching all the way to hawaii, the Pineapple Express because of the moisture originating in hawaii and heading our way. A medium chance of urban and small stream flooding and ponding on highways and local e localized flooding in lowlying areas. Slight chance of creek flooding and mud sliding and wind damage as the winds are picking up. The wettest areas will receive up to 8 inches of rainfall and we have a wind advisory in the delta until 11 00 tomorrow morning. Wind gusting up to 20 Miles Per Hour from time to time, and potential tree damage and Power Outages possible, of course. Theres more on the way, going to be a weekend long rainfall event. Ill give you a look at the entire weekend and seven days head in a few minutes. Lets give you a look at how the weather affecting traffic around the bay area. A laud of red on the roadways indicating traffic is moving slowly. Speeds down to 11 Miles Per Hour, northbound 101 along the peninsula, just 21 on southbound 2
HARWINTON - The arrival a year ago of beavers to marshland on the west edge of Harwinton Land Trust's 14-acre Forever Forest on Whetstone Road is forcing the relocation of an observation deck and the rerouting of a trail inside the nature area.
The wood deck with a bench for relaxing formerly sat
Every summer, Americans across the nation celebrate Juneteenth, the annual June 19 holiday that commemorates the official end of slavery in the U.S. On that day in 1865, Union Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, to enforce President Abraham Lincoln s Emancipation Proclamation, the document signed two years earlier that freed the nation s enslaved people.
But in Florida, the date of May 20, 1865, might hold even more significance. One month before Granger made it to Galveston, Union Brigadier Gen. Edward M. McCook stopped in Tallahassee to make a similar announcement. Down the street from the state Capitol at the Hagner House (today the Knott House Museum), McCook declared that all Black people were now free citizens of the United States. The news which, before the days of mass media and the invention of the telephone, came as a surprise to many was toasted at a celebratory picnic at Tallahassee s Bull s Pond by those who d been enslaved.