The Guerneville area is expected to reach flood stage again on Sunday, Jan. 5, and peak around midnight at nearly 33 feet before receding below flood levels the morning of Friday, Jan. The National Weather Service forecasts the lower Russian River will surpass the 32-foot flood stage in Guerneville around 7 p.m. People living in nontraditional housing conditions are advised to move to higher elevation if they are located in low-lying areas. For information about assistance in relocating vehicles, call 70. The county also will provide assistance for those who need help moving an RV or other vehicle out of the evacuation warning zone. Masks will be required inside the shelter, a requirement by the state Department of Public Health to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Cots and comfort kits will be supplied by the American Red Cross of the North Bay, and mental health services will be available from the Sonoma County Department of Health Services. Check in with security at Gate 2, located at 1350 Bennett Valley Road. Kraft Building at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds in Santa Rosa. įor those in need of shelter, the county has opened an emergency shelter in the E.C. A map of the area covered by the evacuation warning is available at. The evacuation warning covers properties along the Russian River between Healdsburg and Jenner below the 32-foot flood level.
Sonoma County emergency officials issued an evacuation warning today for residents of low-lying areas along the lower Russian River, urging people to prepare to leave in anticipation of the river reaching flood levels of 33 feet on Thursday night and 40 feet early Sunday morning.
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