sensepolt.blogg.se - Weather in santa cruz california today

"We are taking the threat from these storms seriously, and want to make sure that Californians stay vigilant as more storms head our way."īiden directed FEMA to coordinate all disaster relief efforts to alleviate hardship and suffering caused by the emergency, provide appropriate assistance for required emergency measures, to save lives and to protect property and public health and safety, and to lessen or avert the threat of a catastrophe. "We are in the middle of a deadly barrage of winter storms – and California is using every resource at its disposal to protect lives and limit damage," Newsom said in a statement Sunday. Newsom said 12 Californians have died from storm-related impacts since late December. President Joe Biden approved California's emergency declaration Monday after at least 12 people died in a severe storm over the weekend.Ĭalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom requested the federal aid Sunday, asking the White House for federal support to help ongoing storm response and recovery efforts amid flooding, strong winds and mudslides.

Westbound: Clay Station Rd, north about 4 miles, then northwest to Jackson Rd/Hwy 16Īn evacuation center has been established at the Sacramento Asian Sports Foundation.īiden Approves Federal Aid for Storm Relief.

Southbound: Arno Rd, west to Alta Mesa Rd, south to Twin Cities Rd, west to Clay Station Rd.

Eastbound: Grant Line Rd, south to Bond Rd, south to Hwy 99.

The road boundaries for the Wilton area evacuation order: The county said more rain and wind in the 50 to 60 mph range are forecast through Monday. Last weekend, exit routes flooded quickly for residents leaving Wilton, so we are urging residents to get out now." "Rising water may spill over onto the nearest roadways and cut off access to leave the area. "Out of an abundance of caution, residents must leave now before roads become impassable," the county said Sunday.

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More rain & wind in the 50-60 mph range is forecast for Sunday night into Monday. Rising water may soon spill over onto roads in Wilton and cut off evacuation routes. is ordering residents living in Wilton to leave the area now.