Flood Warning Issued in California as River Depth Hits 210 Feet
Summary
Meteorologists have issued a flood warning in Sacramento, California, as the Sacramento River has reached a depth of 210.7 feet. The river's increased levels are due to recent rain and runoff from atmospheric rivers. The warning expects impacts to last for several hours but predicts the river will drop below flood stage shortly after.Key Facts
- The Sacramento River reached a depth of 210.7 feet, which is considered minor flood stage.
- Meteorologists issued a flood warning for Sacramento, California, at 6:49 a.m. Pacific Time.
- Atmospheric rivers have brought heavy moisture to California, causing the rise in river levels.
- Flooding impacts are expected to last for up to seven hours.
- Flood stage at the river is 209 feet, making 210.7 feet a minor flood stage.
- Motorists are advised not to drive through flooded areas for safety.
- The river crested at 211.03 feet but is now decreasing in depth.
- The river's level is predicted to fall below flood stage by Tuesday afternoon.
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