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What California’s Atmospheric Rivers Mean for Drought, Floods, Fires
California has experienced an exceptionally wet winter with 11 atmospheric rivers battering the state since late December. A twelfth such storm is arrived on Tuesday, threatening to cause even more flooding, landslides and road closures.
Atmospheric rivers are vast airborne currents of dense moisture carried aloft for hundreds of miles from the Pacific and funneled over land to fall as bouts of heavy rain and snow. Here’s what such storms mean for the near and long term.
VIDEO: California fire department saves 17 farm animals from mud pit, flood
Farmers in California are facing huge flooding dangers, as are their farm animals.
The San Bernadino County Fire Department tweeted this video of their team rescuing seventeen large farm animals. The horses, cows, and goats were stuck in a huge mud put after record flooding ripped through the farm.
Crews have now cleared a path to the remaining animals with a skid steer and the animals were taken to a shelter for evaluation.
Fire Victim Trust Settles Vegetation Management Claims For $171m
March 23, 2023 07:52 PM Eastern Daylight Time SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Fire Victim Trust (FVT) announced today that it has reached a Settlement and Mutual General Release Agreement with defendants Western Environmental Consultants, LLC; ArborMetrics Solutions, LLC; Trees, LLC; and Utility Tree Service, LLC for vegetation management claims relating to the North Bay fires in California in October 2017.



