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Fresno County sees localized flooding, downed trees in storms - Vimarsana News

Fresno County sees localized flooding, downed trees in storms

In Fresno County debris, fallen trees, and localized flooding are drawing response from county leaders.

Source: abc30.com
Heavy rain, warm temperatures could bring minor flooding to northwest Oregon over weekend - Vimarsana News

Heavy rain, warm temperatures could bring minor flooding to northwest Oregon over weekend

A system of heavy rain and warm temperatures forecast across western Oregon could lead to high levels on waterways and possible minor flooding.

Source: yahoo.com
Guerneville School District closed due to flooding - Vimarsana News

Guerneville School District closed due to flooding

(BCN) — The Guerneville School District in Sonoma County will be closed on Monday due to localized flooding, the county’s Office of Education said. The school district decided to suspend operations due a creek flooding that is affecting nearby roads in Guerneville, education officials said in a statement. The Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office earlier told […]

Source: yahoo.com
Update: Cold front brings high winds to Big Island summits, high surf to north shoreline : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Update: Cold front brings high winds to Big Island summits, high surf to north shoreline : Big Island Now

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are also possible today.

Crews in Hampton assessing damage caused by floodwaters - Vimarsana News

Crews in Hampton assessing damage caused by floodwaters

Hampton police declared an emergency, and a shelter was opened at the Hampton Academy gym for any voluntary evacuations.

Source: wmur.com