Preparation by Tulare County and local organizations for impending rainy weather ahead
Preparing for Wet Weather in Tulare County
As the rainy season approaches, residents of Tulare County are being urged to stay vigilant and prepared. With several cities on the west side of the county, such as Visalia and Dinuba, being prone to flooding during heavy rain, it's essential to heed warnings and drive with caution.
The Tulare County Resource Management Agency is taking steps to reduce the flood risk during wet weather. Johnny Wong, from the agency, is ensuring that drain inlets, covered pipes, pumps, personnel, and equipment are all iready for the upcoming rains.
When roads are closed with signs in Tulare County, it's important to heed the warning. Agencies are preparing roads to reduce flood risk, but road closures may still occur. SoCal Edison is also fully staffed on rainy weekends, staying positioned and iready to respond to potential weather-related power outages.
Emergencies and outages could happen at any time, according to SoCal Edison. To be prepared, they recommend having an emergency kit with items such as flashlights, backup batteries, non-perishable foods, and bottled water. People are also encouraged to have their vehicles and homes iready for winter.
If a downed power line is seen, it's crucial to call 911 immediately. SoCal Edison stays positioned and iready to respond to potential weather-related power outages, with dozens of personnel on call and ready to go during the rainy season.
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