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National Weather Service Forecast for Sierra Madre
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No Flag effective 7:45pm, 2/27/10 (subject to change without notice) |
Recent City and County Alerts at a Glance - Click on link or scroll further down the page for details
2/26/10, 4:08pm - City Upgrades to Yellow Flag
2/26/10, 3:30pm - LACDPW Issues Phase I Watch for 6pm - Click date to view alert
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City and County Alerts/Releases
2/26/10, 4:08pm - City Upgrades to Yellow Flag
The City of Sierra Madre has issued a Yellow Flag Alert effective immediately. The County of Los Angeles Public Works Department has now issued a Phase 1 Mudflow Forecast.
A Phase 1 indicates that small isolated debris and mudflows are possible at specific locations.
Streets may be flooded or blocked by debris. Woodland Drive, Skyland Drive, and other streets may be closed due to blockage and cleanup efforts.
Parking restrictions are in effect in the Upper and Lower Canyon during Yellow or Red Flag alerts. Vehicles may be towed at owner’s expense.
The affected streets are: Mount Wilson Trail, Churchill Rd., Skyland Dr., Fern Glen, Fern Dr., Idlehour Ln., Canyon Crest Dr., Orange Dr., Woodland Dr., Brookside Lane, Sunnyside Lane, Yucca Trail, Sturtevant Dr., Elm Ave., and Holly Trail.
Residents in the affected areas are urged to be "set" to leave at a moment’s notice and may choose to voluntarily evacuate. For additional information and updates:
PHONE: 626-355-7135 (choose option 8 for storm updates)
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