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Storm Watch, Napa: What To Expect Monday And How To Get Ready After Pickett Fire
The first significant rainfall since the Pickett Fire is expected Monday. Napa County residents asked to prepare esp. in areas hit by fire.
NAPA VALLEY, CA — The first significant rainfall since the Pickett Fire is expected to arrive on Monday.
To minimize effects, officials are asking residents to stay alert and use the time to prepare, especially in Simmons Canyon, Dutch Henry Canyon, and Schwartz Creek/Aetna Springs.
Napa County residents are asked to monitor culverts, bridges, stream crossings, and reservoir inlets and spillways for any signs of accumulated debris, increased sedimentation, and blockages during and after the storm.
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Napa County staff will fan out Tuesday to monitor potential hazards from the storms.
The Watershed Emergency Response Team (WERT) Report is available at: http://www.napacounty.gov/.../Watershed-Emergency...
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To report concerns on county roads, contact 708-944-0196 during business hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays, or 707-253-4451 after hours and weekends. For emergencies, call 911.
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