As much as 25 folks displaced after tree falls on residence advanced in Sacramento County
Twelve items have been evacuated.
BRITTANY HOPE. THE BIG HEADLINE RIGHT NOW, 735,000 CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER ACROSS CALIFORNIA AS AN ATMOSPHERIC RIVER HAMMERS OUR STATE. WE HAVE SEEN RAIN IN THE VALLEY ON THE LEFT. YOU CAN SEE VIDEO FROM THE MIDTOWN AREA AND SACRAMENTO TREES HAVE BEEN CRASHING DOWN ONTO HOMES, ROADS AND CARS NONSTOP. CREWS ARE SCRAMBLING TO CLEAR ALL OF THE DAMAGE AND TRY TO RESTORE POWER TO THOUSANDS. THE WIND CONTINUES TO BE REALLY THE BIG ISSUE RIGHT NOW. ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF YOUR SCREEN IS VIDEO FROM ROSEVILLE. YOU CAN SEE ITEMS BLOWING IN THE WIND THAT TARP GOING FEET INTO THE AIR AND TAKE A LOOK AT THIS. AT LEAST 41 PHONE POLES HAVE FALLEN ON HIGHWAY 132. THIS IS IN STANISLAUS COUNTY. JUST ONE AFTER THE OTHER. AFTER THE OTHER. YOU CAN SEE THEM HERE JUST TOPPLED OVER. CREWS SAY THE HIGHWAY IS CLOSED BETWEEN WELLS RIVER ROAD AND GEER ROAD. THIS IS JUST OUTSIDE OF MODESTO AT THIS TIME, THERE IS NO ESTIMATED TIME OF REOPENING FOR THIS ROAD. OF COURSE, WE WILL KEEP YOU POSTED AND WE JUST SHOWED YOU WHAT CONDITIONS WERE LOOKING LIKE THROUGHOUT THE DAY. WE WANT TO GIVE YOU A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE AS THE SUN HAS SET. THIS IS A VIEW FROM SACRAMENTO. THIS IS FROM OUR SKY CAMERA. AND YOU CAN SEE UH YOU CAN SEE THAT CAMERA JUST MOVING AROUND. WE’VE SEEN A LOT OF THIS ALL DAY. ALL OF OUR CITY CAMERAS AROUND TOWN HAVE BEEN MOVING UP AND DOWN AND BOBBING AROUND DUE TO THOSE WINDS. AND WE WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK FROM OUR WILL HERYFORD SKYCAM TO KIND OF HARD TO SEE FROM THIS POINT OF VIEW. WE SAW SOME RAINDROPS ON THE CAMERA EARLIER. YOU CAN SEE SOME CLOUDS THERE IN THE DISTANCE, BUT YEAH, IT’S BEEN A BUSY DAY IN TERMS OF WEATHER ACROSS OUR REGION. OF COURSE WE ARE WORKING TO KEEP YOU UPDATED ON ALL THINGS WEATHER RELATED. WE HAVE BEEN LIVE ON AIR FOR HOURS THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON WITH THE LATEST AND THAT NOW CONTINUES FOR YOU TONIGHT. AND WE HAVE LIVE TEAM COVERAGE OF THE WIND, RAIN AND SNOW FOR YOU. KCRA 3’S, ERIN HEFT AND LEE ANNE DENYER. WE ARE ALL LIVE OUT IN THE FIELD BRINGING YOU THE VERY LATEST ON THOSE CONDITIONS. METEOROLOGIST DIRK VERDOORN IS TRACKING YOUR FORECAST, SO WE WANT TO START WITH DIRK. RIGHT NOW. DIRK. WE WANT TO START WITH THE WIND GUSTS. WHAT ARE WE CLOCKING IN AT RIGHT NOW. YEAH RIGHT NOW IT’S INTERESTING TO WATCH THE NUMBERS. AND I THINK WE’VE REACHED OUR PEAK OVER THE PAST HOUR BECAUSE WE ARE SEEING THINGS KIND OF LEVEL OFF OR EVEN DROP OFF A LITTLE BIT AS YOU CAN SEE, WIND SPEEDS ANYWHERE FROM 39MPH IN FAIRFIELD. THESE ARE WIND GUSTS WERE EARLIER, A FEW HOURS AGO WE WERE AT 59MPH, AND SO WE’VE SEEN THE WIND GUSTS IN SOLANO COUNTY START TO RELAX A BIT. STILL STRONG WIND GUSTS 43MPH IN MODESTO, 49 IN STOCKTON, 44 SACRAMENTO AND 51 IN YUBA CITY, 51 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS IN AUBURN AS WELL AS PLACERVILLE AND WINDS ARE STARTING TO PICK UP ON THE EAST SLOPE OF THE SIERRA WITH LAKE TAHOE COMING IN WITH 33 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS AND TRUCKEE AT 24 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS. THESE ARE SOME OF THE PEAK WIND GUSTS THOUGH, SO YOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WINDS. WE HAD MCCLELLAN AIRPORT WITH GUSTS UP TO 61. WE HAD 62 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS IN MATHER SAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. WIND GUSTS UP TO 60MPH. PLACERVILLE HAD A WIND GUST AT ONE POINT, UP TO 64MPH, AS WELL AS IONE, SO THE FOOTHILLS AND THE LOWER ELEVATIONS SAW SOME PRETTY STRONG WINDS THROUGHOUT THE DAY. TODAY AGAIN, RIGHT NOW WE ARE LOOKING AT THOSE WIDESPREAD WINDS STILL STICKING AROUND, BUT AGAIN, JUST A LITTLE BIT LESS THAN WHAT WE SAW JUST ABOUT AN HOUR OR TWO AGO. SO THESE WINDS ARE GOING TO CONTINUE TO DROP OFF AS WE GO THROUGH TONIGHT. HERE WE ARE 8 P.M. AND THEN THE WINDS REALLY START TO NOTICE A CHANGE FOR THE LIGHTER. AS WE GO THROUGH MIDNIGHT TONIGHT ON INTO MONDAY MORNING. WIND GUSTS AGAIN THESE ARE THE GUSTS CONTINUE TO DROP OFF INTO THAT 20 TO 25 MILE AN HOUR RANGE. AND THEN WE SEE SUSTAINED WINDS AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW, ESPECIALLY BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON. AND ON INTO THE EVENING. ONLY 5 TO 10 MILE AN HOUR WINDS WITH GUSTS UP TO 15MPH. SO A BIG CHANGE IS COMING AS WE HEAD INTO MONDAY. BUT WE’RE STILL DEALING WITH THOSE STRONG WINDS THIS EVENING AT THIS TIME. SO THAT’S THE LATEST WITH THE WINDS. NOW BACK OVER TO YOU DIRK. THANK YOU SO MUCH. IN ONE SACRAMENTO COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD, A TREE FELL ONTO A HOME AND CAUSED A WATER MAIN LINE TO BREAK. IT’S CAUSING A LOT OF FLOODING THERE. KCRA THREE’S ERIN HEFT IS NOW LIVE WITH THE VERY LATEST. ERIN, WHAT’S GOING ON AT THIS POINT? WE KNOW THE WIND IS NONSTOP WITH ALL OF THAT WATER TO THE WIND HAS JUST BEEN TOPPLING TREES AND POWER LINES ALL DAY, AND THE SAME CAN BE SAID HERE IN CARMICHAEL. TAKE A LOOK BEHIND ME. A TREE TOPPLING OVER. NOT JUST ONTO A CAR, NOT JUST ONTO ONE HOME, BUT TWO HOMES, AND THEN BREAKING OFF A WATER MAIN. IT FLOODED THE ENTIRE AREA. WE’RE ON MARLBORO WAY AND SHERLOCK WAY AND FOR PERSPECTIVE, FOR OUR SACRAMENTANS, WE’RE NEAR JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL. IT’S JUST SEVERAL BLOCKS DOWN THE ROAD, AND THIS WATER MAIN BREAK. THANK GOODNESS IT HAS STOPPED GUSHING AT THIS POINT BECAUSE IT DIDN’T FLOOD THIS BLOCK. NOT JUST THE NEXT BLOCK, BUT FOUR BLOCKS DOWN. IT WAS LIKE A RIVER. FINALLY, WE CAN ACTUALLY HAVE CARS PASS THROUGH THIS ZONE, BUT PLEASE, THE WIND IS REALLY STILL AS ACTIVE AS IT WAS WHEN THIS HAPPENED. THIS HAPPENING JUST BEFORE 4:00 TODAY AND TREES ARE STILL A DANGER AS TO TOPPLING OVER. SACRAMENTO CITY. EXCUSE ME. SACRAMENTO UTILITY CREWS HAVE COME OUT AND ACTUALLY, A TREE CUTTING COMPANY HAS COME OUT. BUT THIS HAPPENED AS A MAN. A MAN ACTUALLY APPROACHED THAT FIRE HYDRANT YOU’RE SEEING. HE SAID HE SAW A TRICKLING OF WATER COMING FROM IT. HE THEN WENT TO GO CHECK ON HIS DOG, AND ABOUT 60S LATER HE HEARD SOMETHING START TO CRACK A TREE TOPPLED OVER, CRUSHING HIS NEIGHBOR’S CAR, CRUSHING HIS NEIGHBOR’S HOUSE, AND ALSO AFFECTING THE ADJACENT HOUSE. NEXT DOOR. THANKFULLY, NO ONE HURT, AND THANKFULLY THAT MAN HAD JUST STEPPED AWAY. SACRAMENTO METRO FIRE CREWS HAD BEEN WORKING THIS SCENE FOR QUITE A LONG TIME. FINALLY, THEY HAVE LEFT AND THE STREET IS FINALLY CLEAR OF WATER. BACK TO YOU, ERIN. THANK YOU SO MUCH AND THE WEATHER IS LEADING TO POWER OUTAGES, NOT ONLY HERE AT HOME BUT ACROSS THE STATE. SO HERE IS A LIVE LOOK AT A MAP SHOWING CURRENT POWER OUTAGES RIGHT NOW, MORE THAN 734 CUSTOMERS IN CALIFORNIA ARE WITHOUT POWER HERE IN OUR REGION, MORE THAN 95,000 CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY. THAT’S THE SECOND MOST IN THE STATE RIGHT NOW. MORE THAN 44,000 CUSTOMERS ARE IN THE DARK IN SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY, AND ROUGHLY 30,000 CUSTOMERS ARE WITHOUT POWER. IN SOLANO COUNTY, THE WINDS ARE BLOWING TREES DOWN ALL OVER OUR AREA INTO HOMES LIKE WE JUST SAW. WE KNOW ROADS AND POWER LINES TO IT’S IT’S REALLY A LOT OF PROBLEMS. KCRA 3’S LEE ANNE DENYER IS LIVE NEAR T AND FIFTH STREET IN DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO. LEANNE, WHAT’S GOING ON? EXACTLY WHERE YOU ARE. YEAH, WE’RE NOT TOO FAR FROM THE SOUTH SIDE PARK, AND I WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS, THAT YOU HATE TO SEE IT, ESPECIALLY UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES. BUT WE CAN SEE THAT THIS LARGE TREE HAS COMPLETELY UPROOTED HERE AND HAS FALLEN ONTO THIS HOME THAT IS JUST BEHIND ME. YOU CAN SEE HOW IT JUST CRASHED ON INTO THE STRUCTURE HERE. I AM SO HAPPY TO REPORT WE JUST HEARD BACK FROM A SPOKESPERSON FROM SACRAMENTO FIRE. HE TOLD ME THAT NO, NOBODY WAS INJURED IN THIS CALL. AND OF COURSE THAT IS SO GOOD TO HEAR BECAUSE YOU CAN JUST SEE HOW BIG THIS TREE IS. AND HOW IT JUST CRASHED ONTO THE HOME JUST NEXT TO IT HERE. WE JUST ARRIVED A FEW MINUTES AGO. A COUPLE OF NEIGHBORS HAVE POKED THEIR HEADS OUT. DEFINITELY WANT TO FOLLOW UP AND MAKE SURE THAT EVERYBODY IS ALL RIGHT. BUT AS WE WERE MAKING OUR WAY OVER TO THIS AREA, WE NOTICED THERE’S QUITE A BIT OF DEBRIS IN THE ROAD AS BRANCHES AND LEAVES AND DIFFERENT KINDS OF DEBRIS AS THAT WIND DOES CONTINUE TO GUST HERE IN THE SACRAMENTO CITY. AND YOU CAN JUST SEE HOW THIS TREE TOPPLED ONTO ONTO THIS HOUSE HERE. SPOKESPERSON FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT SAYS THEY HAVE RESPONDED TO MULTIPLE TREES INTO HOMES TODAY. SO GLAD TO REPORT SACRAMENTO FIRE SAYS EVEN WITH THESE MULTIPLE INSTANCES, NOBODY HAS BEEN HURT. THEY SURE HOPE THAT IT STAYS THAT WAY IN SACRAMENTO, LEE ANNE DENYER KCRA THREE NEWS. LEANNE, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE LATEST UPDATE. AND WE ALSO KNOW THAT THE WEATHER IS HAVING AN IMPACT ON FLIGHTS. IT’S SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, SO WE WANT TO SHOW YOU THIS. THIS IS A LIVE LOOK AT THE AIRPORT’S FLIGHT STATUS PAGE. AND WE HAVE SEEN CANCELED MISSIONS AND DELAYS ALL DAY LONG. WE KNOW SOUTHWEST AIRLINES IS EXPERIENCING THE MOST DELAYS AT THIS TIME. ROUGHLY A DOZEN FLIGHTS CANCELED TODAY FOR BOTH ARRIVING AND DEPARTING FLIGHTS. OTHER AIRLINES ARE ALSO SEEING SOME DELAYS. WE’VE HAD MAJOR DELAYS, SOME NOT SO BAD. JUST A FEW MINUTES HERE AND THERE. OVERALL, WE HAVE SEEN SOME PRETTY SIGNIFICANT TRAVEL IMPACTS THOUGH, CONSIDERING IT IS A SUNDAY, THERE ARE WERE SOME FLIGHTS THAT DID NOT EXPERIENCE ANY ISSUES AND WERE ON TIME. SO WE WANT TO TURN BACK NOW TO METEOROLOGIST DIRK VERDOORN AND DIRK. YOU’VE BEEN ALSO TRACKING ALONG WITH THE WIND, SOME RAIN AND SNOW IN THE AREA. SO WHAT ARE WE SEEING IN TERMS OF THOSE. YEAH, THIS IS ANOTHER FACTOR THAT’S BEEN PRETTY INTERESTING BECAUSE WE’VE HAD SOME AREAS, ESPECIALLY IN THE COAST, ALONG THE COAST WHERE WE’VE HAD TWO, THREE, FOUR INCHES OF RAINFALL. BUT HERE IN THE VALLEY WE’VE HAD ANYWHERE FROM AN INCH OR A LITTLE BIT OVER AN INCH TO JUST ABOUT A THIRD OF AN INCH IN SOME SPOTS. SO IT REALLY VARIES FROM PLACE TO PLACE. BUT RIGHT NOW WE’RE SEEING A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF RAIN STILL MAKING ITS WAY OVER THE COASTAL MOUNTAINS. LAKE COUNTY GETTING THE BRUNT OF IT. BUT WE’RE ALSO SEEING THIS WORKING ITS WAY INTO COLUSA COUNTY. AND GLENN COUNTIES, AND EVEN INTO BUTTE COUNTIES, WHERE WE’RE SEEING SOME HEAVY RAINFALL COMING DOWN AS THESE SHOWERS WORK THEIR WAY FROM THE SOUTH TO THE NORTH. AND THIS IS ADDING UP AS FAR AS TOTALS GO. WE’RE LOOKING AT SOME PRETTY IMPRESSIVE AMOUNTS OF RAIN. COLUSA, YOU’RE ANOTHER SPOT THAT’S BEEN SEEING SOME VERY HEAVY RAIN. ARBUCKLE ALSO BEEN GETTING SOME HEAVY RAIN SHOWERS IN THROUGH AGAIN THE EAST BAY AND WORKING YOUR WAY INTO THE DELTA. WE’VE HAD SOME RAIN GALT STOCKTON JUST SOME LIGHT SHOWERS. ESCALON CURRENTLY SEEING SOME SHOWERS AS WELL AS JACKSON IN THE SIERRA. NOT MUCH IN THE WAY OF SNOW RIGHT NOW WE ARE SEEING SOME LIGHT SNOW. IT’S STARTING TO PICK UP A LITTLE BIT OVER ECHO SUMMIT AND WE ARE SEEING SOME SNOW ALSO AROUND PLUMAS COUNTY, MOST OF IT IN AND AROUND LAKE ALMANOR. YOU CAN SEE JUST TO THE WEST OF LAKE ALMANOR IS WHERE WE HAVE SOME OF THE HEAVIER SNOW, BUT THEN JUST SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS HERE AND THERE. PORTOLA, YOU’RE GETTING A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW. GRAEAGLE BEEN SEEING SOME LIGHT SNOW AS WELL, BUT DONNER SUMMIT AGAIN, NOT BAD AS FAR AS TRAVEL GOES. I’M ACTUALLY SURPRISED AT HOW LITTLE SNOW WE’VE BEEN SEEING. THE IMPACTING THINGS, AND WE HAD IT EARLIER TODAY, OF COURSE, BUT THINGS HAVE REALLY CLEARED OUT. AND SO THE ROADWAYS LOOKING PRETTY GOOD RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE THE PAVEMENT SO IT’S NOT TOO ICY AS TEMPERATURES HAVE ACTUALLY BEEN ON THE MORE WARM SIDE. SO HOW MUCH RAIN HAVE WE RECEIVED? HERE’S A LOOK AT THE NUMBERS. WE GET ABOUT A THIRD OF AN INCH OF MODESTO. WE’VE HAD UP TO AN INCH OR MORE IN OROVILLE AND YUBA CITY, BUT LOOK AT CLEAR LAKE, 3.81IN OF RAIN AND VACAVILLE HAD 2.16IN OF RAIN. SO THAT’S THE POTENTIAL THAT WAS OUT THERE. BUT WE’VE JUST MISSED THAT AS IT’S BEEN MAINLY ALONG THE COAST AND OVER THE COASTAL MOUNTAINS. THAT’S THE LATEST ON OUR NUMBERS HERE. NOW BACK OVER TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. DIRK THANK YOU SO MUCH. POWER LINES ARE DOWN OVER HIGHWAY 65 IN ROSEVILLE. THIS IS JUST NORTH OF INTERSTATE 80. THIS IS A PHOTO FROM A VIEWER JUST A BIT BEFORE THIS NEWSCAST. RIGHT NOW, OFFICIALS ARE DIVERTING TRAFFIC IN BOTH DIRECTIONS. THIS IS A MAIN THOROUGHFARE IN AND OUT OF ROSEVILLE, JUST ABOVE I-80. WE DO HAVE A CREW ON THE WAY. AS SOON AS THEY GET THERE, WE WILL UPDATE YOU. OH, JUST MOMENTS AGO, WE JUST GOT THIS UPDATE IN HIGHWAY 65. JUST REOPENED, AND THIS LITERALLY HAPPENED SECONDS AGO. WE JUST GOT THAT UPDATE IN OUR EAR. A REALLY GREAT UPDATE. WE KNOW THAT THERE WERE POWER LINES THAT WERE DOWN ON 65. BUT AGAIN, NOW BACK OPEN MORE REPORTS OF TREES DOWN IN MODESTO CELESTE CITY. NASA SENT US THIS PHOTO. TAKE A LOOK. SHE TELLS US A TREE FELL ONTO A VEHICLE. THIS IS ON TULLY ROAD AND RONALD AVENUE. SO HERE’S ANOTHER VIEW OF THAT TREE COMPLETELY UPROOTED HERE. YOU CAN SEE ALONG WITH IT WHEN IT TOPPLED OVER, JUST CRACKED THAT SIDEWALK AND JUST UPROOTED EVERYTHING THERE A LOT OF DAMAGE TO THE SIDEWALK TO STAY UPDATED ON ALL THINGS WEATHER AS THAT WIND CONTINUES TO WHIP THROUGH OUR REGION, MAKE SURE TO DOWNLOAD THE KCRA 3 APP. YOU CAN USE THE INTERACTIVE RADAR AND GET HOUR BY HOUR FORECASTS WHEREVER YOU LIVE. IT IS FREE TO DOWNLOAD. IT’S A WONDERFUL RESOURCE. YOU CAN ALSO STA
As much as 25 folks displaced after tree falls on residence advanced in Sacramento County
Twelve items have been evacuated.
Up to date: 7:56 AM PST Feb 5, 2024
A tree fell onto an residence advanced in Sacramento County on Sunday, inflicting 20-25 folks to be displaced, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fireplace District mentioned. There have been no accidents after the tree hit the advanced at Myrtle Avenue. Twelve items have been evacuated and 9 of the occupants labored with the Purple Cross for housing for the evening, Sac Metro Fireplace mentioned. This was simply certainly one of a number of studies of timber falling as damaging winds tore throughout the area. Peak wind gusts hit 60 mph in Sacramento County. | MORE | Greater than 200,000 prospects lose energy throughout Northern CaliforniaGet California Storm ReadyDownload our app for the newest breaking information and climate alertsTrack stay California Doppler radarSee our stay site visitors mapChain controls? Monitor the newest California street circumstances informationSend us your climate movies and photosSacramento County prompts respite facilities forward of storms, seeks donationsTrack California energy outages by countyFollow our KCRA climate crew on social mediaChief meteorologist Mark Finan on Fb and TwitterMeteorologist Tamara Berg on Fb and TwitterMeteorologist Eileen Javora on FacebookMeteorologist Dirk Verdoorn on FacebookMeteorologist/local weather reporter Heather Waldman on Fb and TwitterWatch our forecasts on TV or onlineHere’s the place to search out our newest video forecast. You too can watch a livestream of our newest newscast right here. The banner on our web site turns pink after we’re stay.We’re additionally streaming on the Very Native app for Roku, Apple TV or Amazon Fireplace TV.
A tree fell onto an residence advanced in Sacramento County on Sunday, inflicting 20-25 folks to be displaced, the Sacramento Metropolitan Fireplace District mentioned.
There have been no accidents after the tree hit the advanced at Myrtle Avenue. Twelve items have been evacuated and 9 of the occupants labored with the Purple Cross for housing for the evening, Sac Metro Fireplace mentioned.
This was simply certainly one of a number of studies of timber falling as damaging winds tore throughout the area. Peak wind gusts hit 60 mph in Sacramento County.
| MORE | Greater than 200,000 prospects lose energy throughout Northern California
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