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Flood advisory no longer in effect for Acampo area
Highway 99 partially open
One lane of Highway 99 has reopened near Lodi and Acampo on Wednesday morning.
The reopening comes after all southbound lanes of the freeway reopened just after midnight.
Both directions of Highway 99 saw an extended closure due to flooding with this past storm.
Chain controls lifted on I-80
Chain controls have been lifted on Interstate 80 over Donner Summit.
Flood warning lifted in southern Sacramento County
The Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services is lifting the Evacuation Warning for residents living in the Wilton, Rancho Murieta, Herald and Dillard Road areas.
Some roads still remain closed due to flooding. See the list here: https://sacdot.saccounty.net/closures/Pages/default.aspx
Highway 99 remains closed
Highway 99 remains closed for a part of the Central Valley due to flooding Tuesday morning.
The highway is completely closed from Turner Road in Lodi to Peltier Road in Acampo. Standing water remains on the roadway. No estimated time of reopening has been given.
According to Caltrans, two 10-inch diameter sump pumps are moving water through 5,000 feet of pipes from flooded areas on northbound Highway 99 at Woodbridge Road to the Mokelumne River to the south.
On Monday, water began moving from the east side of SR-99 westward, eventually flooding several lanes on northbound Highway 99 before reaching the median and southbound lanes.
More school closures
Several schools will be closed or starting later on Tuesday due to snow and flooding:
Amador County Unified School District
-Pioneer Elementary School canceled for the day
Camino Union Schools District
-All sites closed on Tuesday
El Dorado Union High School District
-El Dorado High School 2-hour delay
-Independence High School 2-hour delay
-Pacific Crest Academy 2-hour delay
-Union Mine High School 2-hour delay
Lodi Unified School District
-Houston School closed on Tuesday
-Joe Serna Jr. Charter School closed on Tuesday
Flood advisory extended for Acampo area
Emergency services prepositioned in San Joaquin County
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Evacuation orders for parts of Crows Landing in Stanislaus County
Evacuation Orders and Warnings are being issued for part of the town of Crows Landing.
Chain controls in effect for some areas in the Sierra
Chain controls are in effect for the following areas, according to CHP Truckee:
• I-80 is R2 in both directions from Truckee to Alta.
• SR-267 is R2 from Northstar to Kings Beach.
• SR-89 is R1 from Truckee to Tahoe City.
• SR-28 is R1 Tahoe City to Kings Beach.
• Trucks are at maximum restrictions.
Two River Flood Warnings canceled
River Flood Warnings for the Cosumnes River at Michigan Bar and Mormon Slough at Bellota have been canceled and the river is no longer expected to reach Flood Stage, according to the National Weather Service in Sacramento.
Cold air funnel spotted in Stanislaus County
A "cold air funnel" was spotted from Jaguar Court in Riverbank around 2 p.m. today. This photo was taken by Danielle Dekofski-Olivera.
Afternoon weather forecast
Remaining residents of mobile home park in Acampo evacuated
The San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office has issued a mandatory Evacuation Order for Arbor Mobile Home Park in Acampo due to flooding. The remainder of the residents at the park are being evacuated.
The address of the park is 19690 Hwy. 99 in Acampo.
An Evacuation Center is open at the Lodi Grape Festival Grounds at 13 E Lockeford St., Lodi,
Flood warnings in place for El Dorado, Sacramento, San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties
The evacuation comes after the National Weather Service issued Flood Warnings for Amador, El Dorado, Sacramento and San Joaquin counties due to heavy rain.
The warnings went into effect at 11:47 a.m. Monday. The warnings in Amador, El Dorado and Sacramento counties are set to expire at 5:20 a.m. Tuesday. The San Joaquin County warning is set to expire at 6:45 a.m. Tuesday.
An Evacuation Warning has also been issued for the Modesto area east of S 9th Street and west of Avon Street between River Road and the Tuolumne River. For the latest developments on this warning, visit this facebook page.
