Monday, May 22, 2017

West Slope Northern Sierra Nevada Severe Watches & Warnings NOAA Weather Radio

West Slope Northern Sierra Nevada Severe Watches & Warnings NOAA Weather Radio

Watches & Warnings

Areal Flood Advisory
Issued: 12:08 PM PDT May. 21, 2017 – National Weather Service
... The flood advisory for snowmelt remains in effect until 145 PM PDT
Thursday for alpine and Douglas counties... 

* minor flooding impacts will begin in parts of the Carson Valley 
  late Tuesday and continue through Thursday.

* Warming temperatures will cause increased snowmelt this week. This 
  increased snowmelt will raise flows in both the East Fork Carson 
  and West Fork Carson rivers.

* The increased flows will result in minor flooding along portions 
  of the West Fork Carson below Woodfords and into the Carson 
  Valley. This flooding will be confined mainly to farm and ranch 
  lands near the river, but a few rural roads could be impacted.

* Flows are likely to be highest during the overnight hours before 
  falling during the morning.

Precautionary/preparedness actions... 

A flood advisory means river or stream flows are elevated, or ponding
of water in urban or other areas is occurring or is imminent.


Lat... Lon 3880 11967 3878 11969 3876 11972 3876 11974
      3880 11971 3882 11971 3887 11972 3891 11977
      3887 11978 3880 11977 3877 11981 3878 11982
      3881 11979 3888 11982 3892 11984 3900 11984
      3899 11980 3895 11976 3891 11970 3889 11969
      3885 11968





1145 am PDT Thu may 18 2017

The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a

* flood advisory for... 
  snowmelt in...  
  Placer County in central California... 
  Nevada County in northern California... 

* until 1130 am PDT Tuesday

* high flows will return to the upper portions of the Truckee River 
  from Tahoe City downstream to the confluence with the little 
  Truckee River below Boca Reservoir. These increased flows are a 
  combination of increased releases from Lake Tahoe and expected 
  increased snowmelt due to higher temperatures this weekend and 
  early next week.

* These high flows are likely to last into the Memorial Day weekend. 
  Higher flows are likely farther downstream by the middle of next 
  week, and the advisory will likely need to be extended into the 
  Reno-Sparks area by Monday or Tuesday of next week.

* Impacts... minor flooding will cover sections of the bike path 
  along Highway 89. Some backyards and basements along the river 
  near Highway 89 may be inundated by the high flows. Campgrounds 
  along Highway 89 may be impacted by these higher flows as well.

Precautionary/preparedness actions... 

A flood advisory means river or stream flows are elevated, or ponding
of water in urban or other areas is occurring or is imminent.


Lat... Lon 3938 12009 3934 12011 3931 12019 3926 12020
      3921 12019 3917 12018 3917 12014 3915 12015
      3915 12018 3918 12021 3921 12021 3928 12022
      3932 12023 3933 12019 3935 12014 3938 12011




Areal Flood Advisory
Issued: 12:08 PM PDT May. 21, 2017 – National Weather Service
... The flood advisory for snowmelt remains in effect until 145 PM PDT
Thursday for alpine and Douglas counties... 

* minor flooding impacts will begin in parts of the Carson Valley 
  late Tuesday and continue through Thursday.

* Warming temperatures will cause increased snowmelt this week. This 
  increased snowmelt will raise flows in both the East Fork Carson 
  and West Fork Carson rivers.

* The increased flows will result in minor flooding along portions 
  of the West Fork Carson below Woodfords and into the Carson 
  Valley. This flooding will be confined mainly to farm and ranch 
  lands near the river, but a few rural roads could be impacted.

* Flows are likely to be highest during the overnight hours before 
  falling during the morning.

Precautionary/preparedness actions... 

A flood advisory means river or stream flows are elevated, or ponding
of water in urban or other areas is occurring or is imminent.


Lat... Lon 3880 11967 3878 11969 3876 11972 3876 11974
      3880 11971 3882 11971 3887 11972 3891 11977
      3887 11978 3880 11977 3877 11981 3878 11982
      3881 11979 3888 11982 3892 11984 3900 11984
      3899 11980 3895 11976 3891 11970 3889 11969
      3885 11968





1145 am PDT Thu may 18 2017

The National Weather Service in Reno has issued a

* flood advisory for... 
  snowmelt in...  
  Placer County in central California... 
  Nevada County in northern California... 

* until 1130 am PDT Tuesday

* high flows will return to the upper portions of the Truckee River 
  from Tahoe City downstream to the confluence with the little 
  Truckee River below Boca Reservoir. These increased flows are a 
  combination of increased releases from Lake Tahoe and expected 
  increased snowmelt due to higher temperatures this weekend and 
  early next week.

* These high flows are likely to last into the Memorial Day weekend. 
  Higher flows are likely farther downstream by the middle of next 
  week, and the advisory will likely need to be extended into the 
  Reno-Sparks area by Monday or Tuesday of next week.

* Impacts... minor flooding will cover sections of the bike path 
  along Highway 89. Some backyards and basements along the river 
  near Highway 89 may be inundated by the high flows. Campgrounds 
  along Highway 89 may be impacted by these higher flows as well.

Precautionary/preparedness actions... 

A flood advisory means river or stream flows are elevated, or ponding
of water in urban or other areas is occurring or is imminent.


Lat... Lon 3938 12009 3934 12011 3931 12019 3926 12020
      3921 12019 3917 12018 3917 12014 3915 12015
      3915 12018 3918 12021 3921 12021 3928 12022
      3932 12023 3933 12019 3935 12014 3938 12011




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