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🚨 Traffic Update: Incident on CA-3 in Trinity County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. We have received a new update concerning the accident that has occurred within the 48840-49049 CA-3 stretch. Officials are currently on the scene at Scott Mountain Road, Trinity County, CA. Local authorities are advising motorists to exercise caution and to seek alternative routes if possible. This incident may cause temporary delays, and the impact on local traffic flow is presently being assessed. Stay tuned for further updates as we continue to monitor the situation and provide you with the latest information.
🚧 Traffic Alert: Hazard Reported on Campbell Ridge Road in Trinity County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Residents and commuters in Trinity County are advised to exercise caution on Campbell Ridge Road near the intersection with Salyer Loop Road due to a reported traffic hazard. Local transportation authorities have identified the area as a potential risk for drivers. The exact nature of the hazard has not been specified, but travelers are encouraged to seek alternative routes or allow for extra travel time through this section. The local department is expected to manage the situation and may provide updates as the event progresses.
🚧 Traffic Alert: Object on CA-36 at Mile Marker 36, Trinity County
The time displayed is local to the original 511 traffic site in California. Local transportation officials have reported an obstruction on CA-36 at Mile Marker 36 near Sids Place, Trinity County. The event was recorded at 15:30 local time, and it may affect traffic flow in the area. Commuters are advised to approach with caution or seek alternate routes if possible. Authorities are likely addressing the situation to manage traffic safety and restore normal flow. Motorists should stay updated on the latest developments from local news or transportation agencies. Please note there were no URLs provided in the initial report.
'Emergency overflow valve' at Whiskeytown Lake spills for the first time in 2024
Recent heavy rains over western Shasta County pushed the level of Whiskeytown Lake so high that for the first time this year, the Glory Hole began spilling over this week. Water last flowed down into the Glory Hole in 2023 and before that in 2019. For most of the year, the 24-foot diameter concrete orifice juts up above the surface of the lake and is visible from near Whiskeytown Dam. ...
Inspection team descends 260 feet down into Whiskeytown Dam's Glory Hole spillway
As one of two people who descended 260 feet down into the Glory Hole spillway at Whiskeytown Dam on Tuesday, Scott Colburn has gone where few others have gone before. A civil engineer with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Colburn inspected the Glory Hole to make sure it was structurally sound. He was joined on his venture by James Hudleston, a mechanical engineer for the bureau.
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