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Sandbag Locations Being Prepared Ahead of Possible Flooding

The region's sheriff's office and fire departments are raising awareness about the potential flooding risks due to the incoming heavy rain, advising everyone to prepare for the event now. The Susanville Fire Department will provide sandbags to affected households within the city. Each home is... Read More.

Reno NWS Issues Flood Watch

Due to a warm atmospheric river carrying 300% more moisture than usual for a late winter storm, the snowpack is melting, causing the Reno NWS to issue a flood warning for low-lying streams and rivers. This excessive run-off may cause flooding in areas where... Read More.

PG&E Partners to Bring Emergency Housing and Assistance to Sierra County

With the continued onslaught of winter weather, Sierra county has prepared emergency housing and assistance resources for those who cannot weather the storm. PG&E has partnered with California Foundation for Independent Living Centers for older adults and people with disabilities. They are offering hotel stays... Read More.

Storms Damage Areas in Lassen Volcanic National Park

Winter storms have damaged hiking paths in the Lassen Volcanic Park this week. A portion of the sidewalk near Sulphur Works collapsed Friday evening. Although this park area is accessible to visitors, the park service says you must stay clear of the area south... Read More.

Spaghetti Bowl Work Continues, Expect Delays

Be ready for congestion through the spaghetti bowl this week as more work forces lane closures. The Xpress project has been underway for nearly a decade. You will continue to see traffic delays through the year 2039, according to Nevada’s department of transportation as the... Read More.

School Watch

The Superintendent of Plumas Unified School District, Bill Roderick has announced all schools will be on a 2-hour delay due to whiteout conditions and snow-covered roads. Johnstonville Elementary will be on 2-hour delay. Feather River College will be on 2-hour delay. Campus and offices will open... Read More.

NOAA Predicts Active Weather Pattern to Remain Through March

After weeks of more snow slamming the region, another wave of extreme moisture is coming for the weekend. The national weather service says signs are pointing to a continued active weather pattern delivering massive additional amounts of precipitation with the arrival of an atmospheric... Read More.
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