Storm Hitting Northern California Pictures

[stan]

The Shasta lake has come up 11.71' just since this storm started, two days ago. Here are some pictures . Another 18 miles north they already have 4' of fresh new snow and expecting 10' to 15' total in the next 7 days

The privy is going to be a little hard to use

Sugar Loaf Ramp is gone , dock is under water on the right

Normally you would drive around to the left, but the road is almost under water

The new culvert that was put in on the road to the ramp

Looking north up the Sacramento arm

Work on the new bridge at Lakehead, the old bridge will be roved. The paved road is straight ahead is the Antlers boat ramp. About half way down you can see the water shooting a good 6' in the air

Sacramento River behind our house

Water cascading down the hill to the river

[on the lam]

How will this impact your fishing Stan?

[stan]

Things will be upside down for a good two weeks once this ends by 1-21

[larry]

Start gathering the animals 2 x 2 and get to work on the ark. Forecast doesn't sound too good so you might consider a visit to the east coast for some hard water action, no mud slides, very few feet of snow. The storms should at least put some much needed water back into the drought stricken areas you had posted earlier. Nice pics Stan, stay safe.

[LongLine]

Stay safe stan. That cascading water down the slope is a little scary...mudslides.

Tom B.

(LongLine)

[sfarm]

Nice shots Stan I grew up in Orland Ca. and used to fish Whiskeytown and shasta when I was younger. Made the move out here in 1995 and have never regreted it.

[Dance the Tides]

Looks like it'll be awhile before you snag treetops again.

Paul

[FISHSTALKER]

This storm is a Lulu guys. What Stan didn't say was the wind has been horrific as the fronts continue to move in and out. The worst is yet to hit us tomorrow. My power finally came back on after being out for several hours.

This is a warning that you will be hit too! Thank God we have a generator and that we have lots of bottled water on hand. A giant oak tree fell today on our local gas station. I call that irony as the prices were going up again.