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Risk of catastrophic flooding has diminished in Tulare Lake - Vimarsana News

Risk of catastrophic flooding has diminished in Tulare Lake

Though fears of catastrophic flooding in the Tulare Lake Basin have largely diminished, state officials say we're "not out of the woods" yet.

Zoo Welcomes Bear Cubs 'Oak' and 'Tule' - Vimarsana News

Zoo Welcomes Bear Cubs 'Oak' and 'Tule'

The Sequoia Park Zoo announced today that two black bear cubs have arrived, becoming the first denizens of the new bear and coyote habitat. “The...

Unhoused woman swept up by raging Central Valley river. 'Survival instincts kicked in' - Vimarsana News

Unhoused woman swept up by raging Central Valley river. 'Survival instincts kicked in'

As temperatures rise, California’s record-breaking snowpack could be a ticking time bomb for the state’s most vulnerable residents, especially those living in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada.

Source: kvpr.org
Rarely used relief valve will divert Kern River floodwaters to California Aqueduct - Vimarsana News

Rarely used relief valve will divert Kern River floodwaters to California Aqueduct

For the first time since 2006, California is opening a flood relief valve on the Kern River to ease pressure from the heavy Sierra snowmelt. The valve will divert floodwaters into the California Aqueduct for use in Southern California.

California officials warn of fast-flowing rivers as multiple people go missing - Vimarsana News

California officials warn of fast-flowing rivers as multiple people go missing

Officials are warning of dangerous river conditions in California this year as multiple people have gone missing over the last few weeks. The heavy snowpack is coming down through the state's rivers bringing frigid temperatures, high water levels, and deadly conditions.

Source: ktvu.com