NorCal storm updates: HWY 99 reopens, correctional facility evacuated, thousands still without power

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Northern California is dealing with the aftermath of heavy rain and strong winds over the weekend that caused flooding and knocked out power for thousands.

Dozens of people were rescued after their cars got stuck on Highway 99 in Sacramento County when the Cosumnes River flooded the roadway south of Elk Grove.

First responders have been searching for at least one missing person and Cosumnes Fire Department told KCRA 3 that the search has resulted in them finding a dead body in a submerged vehicle near Dillard Road.

As a result of the search, Cosumnes Fire Department says crews found a submerged vehicle in the area of Dillard Road and Highway 99 with a man inside who had died.

Sacramento County's Office of Emergency Services ordered residents of the Point Pleasant, Glanville Tract and Franklin Pond areas to evacuate on Sunday. Sacramento OES spokesperson Janna Haynes said that Cosumnes River flooding could reach those areas by Sunday night and it would be best for residents to leave the area before roadways are potentially blocked off.

The Point Pleasant area's evacuation warning has been escalated to an Evacuation Order. Flooding in the area is imminent. Floodwaters become incredibly dangerous after sunset (at 4:56pm today). pic.twitter.com/KPOKE8diqZ

In the Sacramento area, more than 6,000 SMUD customers remained without power as of Monday morning.

The Cosumnes River reached its highest level in history and brought flooding to Wilton and parts of south Sacramento County. Residents in Wilton were told to shelter in place if they haven't already evacuated. Late Saturday, the National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning telling residents along the Cosumnes River at Cosumnes Road and Wilton Road to "seek higher ground immediately" due to the imminent risk of a levee failure.

The county confirmed Sunday that there had been a double levee breach.

Flash Flood Warning including Wilton CA until 11:15 PM PST pic.twitter.com/FHyKJ0HLjI

County officials have issued a local state of emergency and said they will be collecting damage estimates.

"Sacramento County has been experiencing an atmospheric river that began Dec. 31, 2022, and thus far has resulted in significant transportation impacts, rising creek and river levels and flooding in Wilton," the county said.

Spokesperson Kim Nava said the proclamation will give the county's director of emergency services the authority to fully use all county resources and personnel to assist with the emergency.

They could later seek reimbursement if a state or federal emergency proclamation is issued.

Interstate 80 and Highway 50 are back open in the Sierra after multiple spinouts and flooding. (Look up the latest road information from Caltrans here.)

Happy New Year! What a NYE it was. Fortunately, the sun is back out in the Sierra and Interstate 80 reopened to traffic earlier this morning. Chain controls remain in effect. 50 is open as well with chain controls as crews clean up after the storm. @CHP_Truckee @CHPSouthLake pic.twitter.com/osmoTd0Ore

In El Dorado County, officials ordered evacuations in Cameron Park on Saturday as homes flooded. All evacuation orders and warnings have since been lifted.

| MORE | See video of the floodwaters across Sacramento County

Meteorologist Eileen Javora says rain will return Monday afternoon, but it will be nothing like the weekend storm that caused widespread flooding and power outages across Northern California. It’ll likely stay dry until about 1 p.m., with temperatures in the low 40s by 9 a.m., mid-40s by 11 a.m., and topping out in the upper 40s by 3 p.m.

Monday Updates:

10:00 p.m.: Caltrans says that many lanes on Highway 99 are back open after closing earlier due to flooding.

UPDATE: Pumphouse is working again and 1-3 lanes back OPEN on Highway 99 at 47th Avenue. ETO is about 1 hour for all lanes open after debris pickup. https://t.co/BRuBVpW3t2

8:40 p.m.: Highway 99 is closed both northbound and southbound between Florin and Fruitridge due to flooding. There is no current timetable for when 99 will reopen in that area.

We are CLOSING Highway 99 between Fruitridge and Florin in @TheCityofSac in both directions due to flooding at 47th Avenue. The pumphouse on MLK has failed. Crews are responding. No ETO. @CHPSouthSac @SacCountyCA pic.twitter.com/Ef4sHsP7Z5

5:15 p.m.: Caltrans District 3 warns those driving through the Sierra to use snow chains.

Chain controls are back up on all Sierra highways, as indicated by all the tire icons on QuickMap! Be prepared for winter driving conditions and longer travel times. ⁦@CHP_Truckee⁩ ⁦@CHPSouthLake⁩ ⁦@CountyElDorado⁩ ⁦@PlacerCA⁩ ⁦@NevadaCountyCA⁩ pic.twitter.com/49SLV5183G

12:14 p.m.: Two people were safely rescued from their homes by fire crews after their home was surrounded by water in east Elk Grove.

The incident on Mooney Road has concluded. Two people were safely evacuated by fire crews at their request. pic.twitter.com/Y4oqQWe9me

10:30 a.m.: El Dorado County says there are currently no evacuation warnings or orders at this time.

9 a.m.: California's Office of Emergency Services FIRIS surveyed the scene at the Cosumnes River Green Road levee breach.

OES FIRIS Intel 12, Jan 2nd 2023 on scene at the #ConsumnesRiver Green Road levee breach. pic.twitter.com/sdCTSv2HIg

7:05 a.m.: A woman was rescued from the flood waters on Grant Line Road.

7 a.m.: The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office said that staff and inmates were evacuated at the Rio Cosumnes Correctional Center.

12:06 a.m.: Highway 99 reopened in both directions south of Elk Grove, at Grant Line and north at Twin Cities Road.

Sunday Updates:

3:41 p.m.: The Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services upgraded an evacuation warning in the Point Pleasant area to an evacuation order due to imminent flooding.

1:13 p.m.: Caltrans District 3 shared photos of large boulders that slid onto Highway 50 near Kyburz .

Several large boulders fell onto Highway 50 just east of Kyburz during the storm last night. Fortunately no vehicles were hit and we can maintain one lane open in each direction. The boulders will need to be exploded by our team. ⁦@CaltransHQ⁩ ⁦@CHPPlacerville⁩ pic.twitter.com/ZKT0xAwHeQ

12:40 p.m.: A rescue helicopter is assisting to help a man stuck in floodwaters in Sacramento County.

LiveCopter 3 pilot Dan Oppenheim says crews are working to rescue this man stuck in a car amid floodwaters in Sacramento County. Watch live >> https://t.co/0L3WvhdXBl pic.twitter.com/TWgTyJ5yoI

12:33 p.m.: I-5 is a travel alternative with Highway 99 shut down.

Here's a look at water flowing under I-5 in Sacramento County. With Highway 99 closed from floodwaters, I-5 is a travel alternative. https://t.co/0L3WvhdXBl pic.twitter.com/TnJfftmq30

12:12 p.m.: Sacramento County officials issued an evacuation warning for Point Pleasant, Franklin Pond and Glanville. The area is expected to flood late this evening. There is a shelter available at Wackford Center in Elk Grove.

12:06 p.m.: LiveCopter 3 footage is showing cars underwater in the Twin Cities area.

LiveCopter 3 footage is showing cars underwater in the Twin Cities area. https://t.co/dgfXip8nVt pic.twitter.com/IdxgRVm3fp

11:51 a.m.: Here is a look at rain and snow totals and levels at Folsom Lake.

11:40 a.m.: Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan is in LiveCopter 3 assessing flood damage.

10:54 a.m.: More details on the search for a missing person.

The Cosumnes Fire Department says crews are searching for a man after a credible report that he's been missing and was in a vehicle that may have been swept off the roadway some time in the night. He was last seen on Dillard Road east of Highway 99. pic.twitter.com/nuQ7pgfR4R

10:49 a.m.: All evacuation orders and warnings have been lifted in El Dorado County.

10:31 a.m.: Here is where Sac County's flash flood warning extends.

The @NWSSacramento has extended the flash flood warning from along the Cosumnes River at Cosumnes Road and Wilton Road to Highway 99 between Twin Cities Road and Dillard Road while local officials are assessing the situation. Please stay out of the affected area. pic.twitter.com/jN8CHap5Nh

10:27 a.m.: Some evacuation warnings have been lifted in Cameron Park.

From @ElDoradoSheriff: EVACUATION WARNING has been lifted for the following locations:- Area between Cameron Park Lake and Piper Court, Cameron Park- Area between Salida Way and Bonanza Drive, Cameron Park- South of Sandridge Road and Highway 49 to the Amador County border

9:56 a.m.: Sacramento County officials confirm a double levee breach in the Wilton area.

9:53 a.m.: First responders are searching for a missing person near Highway 99 south of Elk Grove.

Caltrans says that Highway 99 is closed 1.4 miles south of Elk Grove at Dillard Road. It's also closed to northbound traffic from the junction of State Route 104 to Mingo Road in Galt.

Flash flooding continues in central/southern Sacramento County.Numerous roads are underwater in, around & downstream of Wilton along the Cosumnes River, including CA-99 between Elk Grove & Galt.DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE OVER FLOODED ROADWAYS - TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN!#CAwx pic.twitter.com/p7ksZ1PZ1T

8:27 a.m.: I-80 is back open for Sierra travel.

‼️ UPDATE ‼️01/01/23 6:45am I-80 westbound and eastbound is NOW OPEN to passenger vehicles only, with R2 chain restrictions. The roads are extremely slick so let's all work together and SLOW DOWN so we can keep I-80 open…*for updates visit: https://t.co/nW388ezCE8 pic.twitter.com/J01R7IgsRA

8:24 a.m.: SMUD is working to restore power but more than 43,000 people are still in the dark.

SMUD crews have been working throughout the night to restore power. We still have areas that are impacted by last nights storm that brought very strong winds.We’ve had reports of down power lines. If you come into contact with a down power line please avoid it and call 911.

12:47 a.m.: Here's a look at precipitation totals.

Here's the observed 24 hour precipitation ending at midnight. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/PVdny3SVIK

12:45 a.m.: Highway 50 is back open but I-80 remains closed.

Highway 50 is back open to traffic. Interstate 80 remains closed. https://t.co/0mltxRCzYV

12:43 a.m.: SMUD's outage map shows more than 88,000 customers still without power.

12:30 a.m.: The National Weather Service in Sacramento issued a flash flood warning late Saturday for residents in a part of Wilton to seek higher ground due to the imminent risk of levee failure.

The warning, which was issued after 11 p.m., is for residents along the Cosumnes River at Cosumnes Road and Wilton Road.

Flash Flood Warning for Area of Wilton@NWSSacramento sent a flash flood warning to residents at Cosumnes Rd and Wilton Rd, due to an imminent levee failure in that area on the Cosumnes River. Residents have been advised to seek higher ground immediately. pic.twitter.com/EX6D6aQeGj

8:33 p.m.: SMUD told KCRA 3 that power was out for 145,000 Sacramento area customers due to heavy windstorms causing trees in the area to fall and knock down power lines.

There is not yet a timetable for when power lines will be back up.

Spotted on 2nd and Santa Cruz in #sacramento. #sacwx #wx #norcalwx pic.twitter.com/RIIxENRTxh

6:27 p.m.: Caltrans is telling people not to travel to the Sierra tonight on I-80.

Interstate 80 remains CLOSED between Colfax and the state line due to whiteout conditions over Donner Summit. Do NOT come up 80 tonight. Turn around if you're already on the way. @CHP_Truckee @CHPGoldRun @CHPAuburn @PlacerCA @NevadaCountyCA pic.twitter.com/hJVeDMk0L4

6:14 p.m.: A viewer shared video showing flooding on Highway 99 in Modesto.

5:35 p.m.: Here's a look at some of the storm impacts today across the region.

5:33 p.m.: Liberty Utilities says there are more than 7,000 customers without power in South Lake Tahoe.

5:31 p.m.: Meteorologist Dirk Verdoon looks at rising water levels on the Cosumnes River

5:09 p.m.: KCRA 3's Michelle Bandur reports that 150 people are under an evacuation order in Cameron Park.

5:08 p.m.: Sacramento County issues a proclamation of local state of emergency. The county's office of emergency services will collect damage estimates.

4:28 p.m.: Part of Soda Springs Road in Nevada County is closed for flooding.

UPDATE [4:20 p.m]: Soda Springs Road (Nevada County) is closed between the bridge and the railroad tracks as there is flooding in that area at this time. Please do not drive on any flooded roads.

4:17 p.m.: Here is an update for Highway 50.

Current conditions on Highway 50 at the Twin Bridges chain checkpoint. Vehicles with AWD/FWD or chains allowed through but still HOLDING all traffic over the Summit for avalanche control work. pic.twitter.com/eE7cJoB0HY

UPDATE: EB 50 traffic is back OPEN in Pollock Pines but HOLDING all traffic over Echo Summit for avalanche control. 80 traffic is being turned around EB in Colfax and WB at the state line. No ETO. pic.twitter.com/64Sy1j5eoR

4:10 p.m.: The El Dorado County Placerville Library is now closed as a temporary evacuation center, but the Cameron Park CSD is open at 2502 Country Club Drive.

4:05 p.m.: Meteorologist Dirk Verdoorn gives an update on where things stand with rain and flooding.

3:59 p.m.: Here's an update from Placer County.

UPDATE Parts of Granite Bay may now be affected by rising waters. This includes Miners Ravine from Auburn-Folsom Road east to west at Sierra College Blvd (including Leilbinger, Miners Ravine, Itchy Acres, Carolinda, Tall Pine, Barton, Hardy, Shadow Oaks, and Cavitt Stallman)

3:55 p.m.: KCRA 3's Lee Anne Denyer has an update on what's happening in Wilton.

3:52 p.m.: Highway 50 remains closed between Pollock Pines and Meyers due to flooding.

I-80 is closed from Colfax to the Nevada State Line due to multiple spinouts.

Get the latest from Caltrans.

‼️ ROAD CLOSURE ‼️12/31/22 3:50pm I-80 is CLOSED westbound at the Nevada Stateline and eastbound at Colfax due spin outs, traffic collisions, and poor driving conditions. No estimated time of reopening. *for updates visit: https://t.co/nW388ezCE8

3:37 p.m.: Sacramento County emergency officials say that residents in Wilton should now shelter in place if they haven't already left the area.

Read more here.

12:42 p.m.: El Dorado County announced where road closures are currently.

pic.twitter.com/J0hEO1RsHY

11:30 a.m.: Cameron Park has flooded, causing some to leave the area.

HAPPENING NOW: Flooding in Cameron Park. The homeowner evacuated her bed ridden mother to a hotel. @kcranews pic.twitter.com/TSAAg56tXS

10:42 a.m.: Highway 50 is now being closed at Sly Park Road and at Meyers due to flooding.

10:38 a.m.: NBC Bay Area reports thousands of people without power, roadways flooded in San Mateo and mudslides near Fremont, among other issues.

10:32 a.m.: Two people were rescued from the island in the middle of Laguna Creek in Elk Grove, Cosumnes Fire Department officials said.

Two persons have been rescued by Rescue Boat 74 (IRB) from an island in the middle of Laguna Creek in Elk Grove near Bond and Waterman. All crews are out of the water and preparing for their next incident.

10:30 a.m.: All traffic is being held on westbound I-80 at the Nevada State Line due to spinouts over Donner Summit, Caltrans says.

Highway 50 is closed from Ice House Road to Meyers in El Dorado County due to flooding. Highway 49 is closed from San Ridge Road to Amador County. Highway 89 is closed around Emerald Bay.

HOLDING all traffic on westbound Interstate 80 at the @nevadadot line due to multiple spinouts over Donner Summit. No ETO. @CHP_Truckee https://t.co/LYPkMc5gpr

9:53 a.m.: The Cosumnes Fire Department says some people are stuck on a temporary island in the middle of Laguna Creek in east Elk Grove.

Cosumnes Fire units are at the scene of persons stuck on a temporary island in the middle of Laguna Creek in east Elk Grove. pic.twitter.com/qYf6cR2cMd

9:33 a.m.: Here's a look at some of the other storm-related stories we've been following.

9:28 a.m.: Here's a look at Deer Creek this morning.

9:22 a.m.: Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan says flooding is expected later in Wilton and south Sacramento County.

The Cosumnes River is above flood stage and won't crest until this evening. This level can put water into homes in Wilton.

9:09 a.m.: Here's an update on Sierra chain controls and traffic issues.

Interstate 80: Eastbound I-80 traffic is being held at Nyack due to multiple spinouts. Chains are required from Nyack to the Nevada State Line.

Highway 50: Chains are required from Twin Bridges to Meyers. Caltrans' camera shows eastbound Highway 50 closed at Ice House Road, west of Whitehall. KCRA 3 is trying to learn more about this.

Heavy snow is falling across the Sierra passes with hazardous travel conditions. Chain controls are in effect. If you must travel, please check @CaltransHQ @CaltransDist3 road conditions before you go at https://t.co/wAigFjqlOB or 1-800-427-7623 #cawx pic.twitter.com/NoIZilmUyg

8:48 a.m.: In the videos below, KCRA 3's Mike TeSelle gives an update from Arcade Creek at Winding Road. The creek is swelling but has not caused flooding at this time.

Arcade Creek flowing under Winding Way this morning. @kcranews #kcra pic.twitter.com/saNOrnZUke

8:46 a.m.: In the video below, Meteorologist Eileen Javora gives an update on rain totals so far and you can see water flowing from the Foothills down Deer Creek in eastern Sacramento County.

8:37 a.m.: Stockton police warn drivers to stay away from the Hammer Lane underpass at the railroad tracks east of Lorraine Avenue.

Street Flooding AlertPlease avoid the area of the Hammer Ln underpass at the RR tracks just east of Lorraine Ave due to heavy flooding. City crews are on their way. Also, do not attempt to drive through flooded roadways. Always choose a different route to avoid getting stuck. pic.twitter.com/aK11kqzqe8

8:34 a.m.: El Dorado County fire officials warn about roadway flooding and rock slides.

8:09 a.m.: KCRA 3's Mike TeSelle has an update on a downed tree in the roadway in Carmichael.

Tree blocking Winding Way near Walnut. County crews using chainsaws to clear road. @kcranews #kcra pic.twitter.com/fZLpWLxnMQ

8:08 a.m.: An update on Folsom Lake.

Folsom Lake now rising at 1 foot per hour even with releases going on

7:55 a.m.: Viewer Nancy Riedell in Citrus Heights sent this photo of what conditions look like at Arcade Creek.

7:35 a.m.: Reports of flooding on roadways this morning.

Multiple reports of roadway flooding or standing water on roadways throughout region. #kcra @kcranews pic.twitter.com/H4rrMaGo6U

Here's a look at how much precipitation has fallen over the past 24 hours! Detailed list of reports: https://t.co/L6epnNHVzv. If you have rain reports or notice any areas of flooding this morning, please tweet them our way with time and location! #cawx pic.twitter.com/mJiqWx2EMq

7:39 a.m.: Chain controls are in effect on I-80 eastbound from Kingvale in Placer County to Hirschdale Road in Truckee, Caltrans said.

Westbound chain controls are from Truckee to 4.7 miles west of Kingvale.

Chain controls are also in effect on Highway 50 from Twin Bridges to Meyers in El Dorado County. Track the latest highway information here.

7:36 a.m.: A warning to turn around if you see flooded roads.

715 AM Radar Update 📡Moderate to heavy rain continues this morning across much of NorCal.If you encounter flooded roadways: turn around, don't drown! #CAwx pic.twitter.com/JudIHPrLgI

7 a.m.: Several teens were rescued from tree limbs after their car was stuck on Scott Road at Deer Creek around 1 a.m., Sacramento Metro Fire said.

pic.twitter.com/TaCGuAykz0

6:48 a.m.: Meteorologist Eileen Javora says Cosumnes River was at flood stage at 13 feet at Michigan Bar, as of 5 a.m. It is forecast to crest at 15.5 feet at 9 p.m., which is higher than previously anticipated. That means property in and possibly houses near and around the town of Wilton may be impacted.

6:02 p.m.: Check out the increase in rain totals as of 6 p.m.

24 hour totals as of 6pm. Without typos pic.twitter.com/qN90hyAroB

5:28 p.m.: Here's an update on rain totals as of 5 p.m.

24 hour rain totals as of 5pm. Rain has been much heavier in the foothills all day. That trend will continue tonight pic.twitter.com/yr6mzYKhlV

5:15 p.m.: Melanie Wingo shows you what it looks like near Deer Creek in Sacramento County.

4:36 p.m.: Here's an update from the National Weather Service in Reno.

Flooding is possible due to heavy rainfall and runoff in northeast California, the Sierra Nevada, and western Nevada. Urban, poor drainage area, and small stream flooding are very likely, with major rises expected on mainstem rivers with minor-to-moderate flooding possible. pic.twitter.com/d6xwHqQhca

4:29 p.m.: Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan explains in the video below where flood-prone areas are. He says places to keep an eye on over the weekend include areas near Dry Creek, Arcade Creek and Deer Creek.

4:24 p.m.: KCRA 3's Melanie Wingo reports from the Rancho Murieta area, where there is some localized street flooding on Kiefer Boulevard near Deer Creek. She was there when a tow company was called out to assist a stuck motorist.

4:13 p.m.: Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan says there has been light rain in the Valley, but it's been raining all day long in the Foothills. Rain totals tell the story.

2:17 p.m.: El Dorado County residents are told to buy sandbags at home improvement stores if needed.

1:38 p.m.: CHP's East Sacramento and Oroville accounts on Facebook are warning of flooding on some roadways.

1 p.m.: Here's a look at what conditions looked like in the noon hour.

9 a.m.: The National Weather Service shares a look at the radar and warns of flooding in areas with heavy rain.

Moderate to heavy rain will impact northern California today - tomorrow, especially in the foothills & mountains. Snow levels will be above pass level today, slowly falling tomorrow. Here's a look at forecast radar. Flooding is possible in areas of heavy rain. Be prepared! #CAwx pic.twitter.com/dGswwKyYrE

8:05 a.m.: Meteorologist Heather Waldman walks you through rain totals from earlier in the week and takes a look at futurecast for the upcoming storm.

Video Below: Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan explains what to know about possible flooding concerns this weekend in Northern California

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