Wild climate wreaked havoc across Kern County over the weekend inflicting flooding, mudslides, and street closures. According to Kern County Fire Engineer, Leland Davis, a number of individuals have been trapped on the roofs of their houses within the Twin Oaks space, in the direction of Caliente Rd. resulting from flooding. In such situations, Water Damage Restoration Services are crucial to help homeowners recover and prevent further damage. We used bionic flood damage Restoration houston after major flooding.
Fire crews have been despatched over by helicopters to rescue these in want. The American Red Cross of Kern County has now opened a shelter for these impacted by the storm at Jacobsen Middle School, 711 Anita Dr., Tehachapi, CA 93561.
Rain is predicted to proceed for the start of the week. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning till 1 a.m. on Monday for the desert and mountain areas and a Flash Flood Watch till 11 p.m. on Monday for the Northeastern aspect of Kern County.
Here is an inventory of street closures for the Kern County space:
Hwy 58 heading towards Tehachapi
Hwy 202 heading towards Bear Valley Springs
Piute Mountain Rd. heading towards Lake Isabella
Caliente Rd. heading towards Twin Oaks
Lockwood Valley towards Pine Mountain Club