A break on New Year’s Day from wild weather across the Modesto region is allowing flooding on roadways to subside and residents and cleanup crews to remove fallen trees and repair damage.
Flooding remained a danger in some places, though. Residents who went out to East La Loma Park to enjoy the sunny Sunday were asked to leave midafternoon because Dry Creek was flooding, police reported.
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Because of flooding and a jackknifed semi-truck on the southbound side of Highway 99 in Modesto
The California Highway Patrol said Thursday afternoon that both lanes of Highway 33 between Patterson and
The San Joaquin River near Patterson can’t carry much more water without flooding outside its banks.
