The weather service reported Ben Lomond recording 7.45 inches of rain Saturday, with 7.28 inches falling at Loma Prieta. That means any rain we get on Wednesday is going to run down into the creeks without being absorbed into the ground, so expect more flooding.”
What wasn’t saturated going into (Saturday) is definitely saturated now. “This could lead to a disaster declaration, I think we’re assessing that right now especially with another storm coming. “Some of those are longer term, but we’ve got crews out (Sunday) doing assessments on the roads and looking at what it might take to get them back in order,” he said. Hoppin said 43 county roads remained impacted by the storm as of Sunday afternoon. the closure may last into Monday morning. Caltrans said the work is necessary to ensure the structural integrity of the bridge and to help reduce the possibility of upstream flooding. A crane was being brought in to help retrieve debris with trucks available to haul materials off site. According to a press release, travelers on northbound Highway 1 were directed off at Ocean Street and sent on a detour.Ĭrews were scheduled to work overnight in order to remove debris that had accumulated beneath the bridge on Highway 1 where it spans the San Lorenzo River. Sunday to remove debris from the San Lorenzo River. Santa Cruz police, Santa Cruz fire and AMR responded and extricated the person.Ĭaltrans closed Highway 1 in Santa Cruz at 2 p.m.
to a 911 call advising of a person under a tree at Lighthouse Field State Beach. The person, whose name and gender were not released, was pronounced dead at the scene.įirst responders arrived about 1:30 p.m. “We relocated a farmworker camp with American Red Cross, that was 27 people in the Freedom area.”Ī 72-year-old Santa Cruz resident died Saturday under a fallen tree at Lighthouse Field State Beach, according to a California State Parks press release. “The Boulder Creek fire department helped a family whose house was being impacted by mud get out (Saturday),” he said.
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