Mt. Shasta, Mt. Ashland ski parks extend season after record snowfall
Ski parks celebrate booming guest numbers this year as they stay open longer than planned, but employees are getting tired of moving all that snow.
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Ski parks celebrate booming guest numbers this year as they stay open longer than planned, but employees are getting tired of moving all that snow.
Despite a dozen triple-digit days recently that had the potential to trigger fatal fish diseases, this summer’s Rogue River salmon migration has gone quite swimmingly, thanks to plenty of stored reser...
Redding Record Searchlight The National Weather Service warns North State residents will see temperatures so high this weekend, they're considered dangerous to people's and animals' health. The NWS issued excessive heat warnings for Northern California's interior, in effect Friday afternoon through Monday night. Temperatures over the weekend are forecast to go as high as 116 degrees in the Sacramento Valley, and well above 100 degrees in the foothills. Mountain temperatures could reach 105 degrees. Hottest temperatures — arriving Saturday and Sunday — could shatter daily record hig...
How to keep your pets cool TheHumane Society of America and ASPCA warn pets can also get sick or die from heat-related illnesses. Animals with flat faces/short muzzles — Persian cats, pugs, boxers, shih tzus, etc. — can't pant as effectively as other breeds. They and elderly or overweight animals, and those with heart or lung diseases are especially vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. To help protect animals: Keep pets indoors and in air conditioning as much as possible. Never leave a pet in a car. Even leaving them in an open vehicle for a couple of minutes can be danger...
Temperatures in Redding, CA were worse Redding reached at least 100 degrees 17 times in June, tying a record for the most number of days hitting the century mark. The temperature hit 114 degrees in Redding on June 26, breaking a record that had stood since 2006 when the high reached 113 degrees, according to Sierra Littlefield, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. But wait — that's not all. If June was an Olympic high temperature team, it would be bringing home the gold. The month exhibited plenty of other record-breaking weather behavior. The Redding temperature also hit 1...