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Farmers consider next steps in face of cold, wet, ticking time bomb - Vimarsana News

Farmers consider next steps in face of cold, wet, ticking time bomb

Last year, farmers would have begged for a fraction of the water now on their land. But deluges have saturated the ground and now they wait to see what remains of their livelihoods as record

'An issue of national food security': Historic flooding leaves agriculture industry reeling - Vimarsana News

'An issue of national food security': Historic flooding leaves agriculture industry reeling

George Wilgenburg, who operates a dairy between Hanford and Corcoran, had to move nearly 7,000 animals, 200 loads of hay and most of his grain inventory within a span of

'An issue of national food security': Historic flooding leaves agricutlure industry reeling - Vimarsana News

'An issue of national food security': Historic flooding leaves agricutlure industry reeling

George Wilgenburg, who operates a dairy between Hanford and Corcoran, had to move nearly 7,000 animals, 200 loads of hay and most of his grain inventory within a span of

Will a 'wall of water' flow down from Sierra Nevada when snow melts? Experts weigh in - Vimarsana News

Will a 'wall of water' flow down from Sierra Nevada when snow melts? Experts weigh in

A record-breaking spring snowmelt is being forecast for the southern Sierra Nevada watersheds that feed rivers flowing into the Tulare Lake Basin, bringing with it the potential for “severe flooding” of farmland and communities in Kings and western Tulare counties.

Here's what the warm weekend means for spring flooding - Vimarsana News

Here's what the warm weekend means for spring flooding

While temperatures are expected to hit the 80s in the Central Valley in the coming days, the most significant threat of snowmelt is still weeks away.