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"San Diego County Faces Road Closures Due to Flooding"
1 year ago•Source: FOX 5 San Diego
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"Santa Cruz County Faces Severe Weather and Power Outages"
Multiple road closures are in effect in Santa Cruz County, California, due to various weather-related issues including downed wires, fallen trees, mudslides, and flooding. The closures include Highway 1 at the San Mateo County/Santa Cruz County border, Soquel San Jose Road, Highway 9 at Sanborn Road, Plateau Drive in Felton, and Brookwood Drive north of Live Oak. Residents are advised to stay updated as the situation evolves.
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"Fire Truck Spins Out on Icy Roadway in Viral Video"
WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland•1 year ago
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San Diego County Hit by Flash Floods and School Closures due to Heavy Rain
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ABC 10 News San Diego KGTV
San Diego County school districts have taken precautionary measures due to ongoing storms, resulting in early dismissals and closures on Monday and Tuesday. Several districts have been affected by flooding and power outages, prompting closures and cancellations of after-school activities. Parents and caregivers are urged to pick up their students as soon as local weather conditions permit, with several schools announcing closures for Tuesday due to significant flooding impacts.
Firetruck's Icy Spin: Close Call in Jefferson County
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KTVI Fox 2 St. Louis
Freezing rain in the St. Louis region led to dangerous road conditions, causing a fire truck from the Rock Community Fire Protection District to spin out of control and nearly hit homes in a Jefferson County subdivision. Videos captured the truck sliding on the icy road, clipping a parked car, and coming to a stop in the grass between two houses. No injuries were reported, and more information is expected to be released later.
"Portland Contractors and Arborists Overwhelmed by Storm Damage Calls"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by OregonLive
Portland area contractors are facing unprecedented demand for their services as a result of the recent ice and snow storms, with calls for tree removal, roof repairs, electrical system restoration, and burst pipe replacements skyrocketing. However, the cleanup efforts have been hampered by the ongoing severe weather conditions, making it difficult for contractors to leave their driveways and reach their customers. The storms have caused significant damage, with numerous trees falling on homes, cars, and streets, and many residents experiencing frozen and burst pipes.
"Deadly Winter: Multiple Fatalities in Tennessee and U.S. Due to Snow and Cold"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WKRN News 2
A man in Henry County, Tennessee, died after slipping and falling in the snow amid this week's winter weather. The man, identified as Aaron Hoover, was found next to his vehicle and is believed to have died from exposure. Authorities do not suspect foul play and have sent his body for an autopsy. This incident is one of 17 winter-related deaths reported across the state this week, with five occurring in Middle Tennessee.
"Winter Storm Impact: Huntsville Residents Face Hazardous Road Conditions and Closures"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by City of Huntsville Blog
Huntsville, Alabama continues to face hazardous road conditions due to severe winter weather, prompting closures of several roads. Police Chief urges residents to stay home, while ALDOT focuses on treating interstates and high-volume roads. Huntsville Public Works is assessing local road conditions and urges residents to refrain from unnecessary travel. Motorists are advised to reduce speed and exercise caution, with updates on road conditions available via social media and text alerts.
"Severe Winter Storm Leaves Thousands Without Power in Portland and Causes Displacement"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by OregonLive
Over 100,000 people in Portland lost power due to a winter storm, leading to at least two deaths and numerous cases of hypothermia and carbon monoxide poisoning. Many sought refuge in hotels, causing occupancy to surge. Some struggled to secure rooms, while others found warmth and safety. Warming shelters accommodated over 1,000 people, but for those who could afford it, hotels provided a welcome escape from the harsh conditions.
"Snowstorm Prep: Lancaster County Engineer's 5 a.m. Start, PennDOT Road Alerts, and Central Pa. Snowfall Update"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KOLN
Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman advises residents to plan ahead for Monday's snowstorm, with snowplow operations scheduled to start at 5 a.m. on paved roads and ongoing monitoring of gravel roads. Drivers are urged to prepare for challenging road conditions, allow extra travel time, and maintain a safe distance from road crews. The Engineering department can be contacted for road concerns, and the county's website provides information on closures.
Severe Storms Ravage Birmingham Area: Tornadoes and Road Closures Reported
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WBRC
Mountain Brook police provide an update on road closures and conditions following severe storms in Central Alabama, with Public Works and Alabama Power working to remove fallen trees not associated with live power lines. Several roads have been cleared and are now open for travel, while others remain blocked due to live power lines.
"Ontario County Sheriff's Office Urges Caution Amid Canandaigua Flooding"
Originally Published 2 years ago — by News10NBC
The Sheriff's office in Ontario County is advising drivers to exercise caution due to flooding, as heavy rains have caused several roads to become impassable.