The amount of water coming out of Shasta Dam is expected to slow from 60,000 cubic-feet per second to 40,000 cfs by Thursday ...
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Bay Area weather: California’s largest reservoir has risen 22 feet, as more rain drenches the stateForecasters said it is expected to deliver about 2 inches of rain to most Bay Area cities Thursday and Friday, 3 to 5 inches ...
Dirt bike enthusiasts in Redding are gearing up for the 2025 "That Dam Enduro" race, known for its challenging terrain ...
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Redding could wake up to snow on Thursday. Here's how much atmospheric river could dropAn atmospheric river could drop snow on Redding, then more rain, Wednesday to Friday. Expect chain controls on Interstate 5 ...
Recent storms have led to significant flooding in Park Marina Drive which has remained closed due to rising water levels. The ...
How much water Keswick Dam will release this week after storms dumped more than a foot of rain on Redding area Why Marina RV ...
The Santa Clara Valley Water District says after the dry start to the year, water levels at their reservoirs went from 70% of normal in mid-January to 82% by mid-February.
After heavy rainstorms raised Lake Shasta waters more than 12 feet in two days, the bureau announced it would increase water releases from Keswick Dam into the Sacramento River starting Thursday.
Heavy water releases from Keswick Dam continued Tuesday peaking at over 63,000 cubic feet per second. All of that water has ...
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for the Shasta Lake Area and parts of Shasta County and Colusa ...
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