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Kings County continues local state of emergency, people prohibited from going in or on county waterways - Vimarsana News

Kings County continues local state of emergency, people prohibited from going in or on county waterways

The Kings County Board of Supervisors this week upheld a local emergency in the form of a third order, as the county continues to experience flooding impacts from recent storms.

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.

Wait for a 300% snowpack to melt may not be a long one | John Lindt - Vimarsana News

Wait for a 300% snowpack to melt may not be a long one | John Lindt

The Central Valley has got its good news and bad news. There is a record 305% of average snowpack in the southern Sierra and a forecast for a high of

Here's where California's snowpack presents greatest flood risks - Vimarsana News

Here's where California's snowpack presents greatest flood risks

Some of the state’s rivers flowing down from the snowbound Sierra are already seeing flows at 400% of normal – or higher.

California's Sierra Nevada has record snowpack after years of drought - Vimarsana News

California's Sierra Nevada has record snowpack after years of drought

A series of cold storms have supercharged California’s snowpack to levels not seen in decades, busting records and potentially causing big problems for communities downstream.

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