And the flooding begins

Feather Publishing

12/1/2012

Stampfli lane and the lowest ranches in Indian Valley are starting to flood already, and the heaviest rain is not expected until tonight and tomorrow. Photo by Richard McCutcheon

Stampfli lane and the lowest ranches in Indian Valley are starting to flood already,and the

heaviest rain is not expected until tonight and tomorrow.Photo by Richard McCutcheon

Recently posted articles

Comments

+2#1RE: And the flooding begins — Melanie2012-12-01 19:38

Another great picture from Richard!

Quote| Report to administrator

+1#2And The Fooding Begins — Dolly Jaynes2012-12-01 20:19

Thank you Richard, your always right there with great pics. Love your Indian Valley pics!

Quote| Report to administrator

0#3RE: And the flooding begins — Dolly Jaynes2012-12-01 20:24

Flooding, jeez!!!

Quote| Report to administrator

0#4RE: And the flooding begins — Kyle2012-12-02 03:37

Is there any power outages expected in Quincy or does the lumber mill still kick in?

Also does Quincy get strong south winds as I don't recall any being a child when living there.

My parents said they think the mountains blocked high winds.

Quote| Report to administrator

0#5RE: And the flooding begins — Kyle2012-12-02 03:40

There was a low income apartment area around Safeway when I was little I went with my Dad to help put up SandBags because some of the houses were starting to flood I think the year before the New Years flood and we unexpectedly got a very nice gift in exchange.

Quote| Report to administrator

0#6Outages & wind — Stella2012-12-02 13:33

@kyle - PSREC customers have already been out of power a couple of times during this storm. We have also experienced high winds. Garbage cans blown over and the kids' playhouse blew across yard & into the driveway.

Quote| Report to administrator

Refresh comments list
RSS feed for comments to this post

Add comment

Feather Publishing encourages civil discussion on news stories that are important to our community. We do ask that commenters follow certain rules of conduct. Keep your comments on the topic at hand. Threats, insults, lies, and inappropriate language are prohibited. Just as with our letters to the editor we want you to be accountable for your comments so we ask that you use your full real name. We reserve the right to delete any comments that do not comply with these rules of conduct. Commenters who repeatedly do not comply will be prohibited from posting further comments.
Comments are limited to 300 characters. If you would like to post a longer message, please submit a letter to the editor. Submit a letter to the editor. Letters to the editor are limited to a maximum of 300 words. Deadline for submittal is noon on Thursdays.

JComments

Move

Sports Headlines

Top Headline

Other Headlines

Little League nears regional tourneys

Greenville’s catcher, Brent Washoe, is a second too late as Chester’s Jason Schlueter slides into home plate for a run during a Chester home game in late May. ...

Fishing Report for the week of 6/13/2013

Hunter Hedman displays a beautiful brown trout he caught at Bucks Lake. It took him only five minutes of fishing to hook the biggest fish of his life, he said....

A delicate delicacy Morel hunting in Plumas County

Morel mushrooms are scattered across the foreground of an area burned by the Chips Fire out near Caribou. During the month of May and early June, mushroom hunters...