“You don’t want to lose your life, but you do want to salvage as much as you can," Froie said. Two Santa Cruz County beach areas that suffered heavy winter storm damage have undergone initial repairs and are almost ready for summer visitors. Many residents came back to rescue what they could from their flooded homes, even though the risk was still there. "They’re taking out all of the flood guards, all of the boards and they're sending the boards up into the river path." Sara Froie, who lives along Soquel Creek, which drains into the Pacific Ocean, was among the residents forced to evacuate Thursday morning. Santa Clara, CA Weather Forecast AccuWeather Current Weather 7:46 PM 56 F.
WEATHER SANTA CRUZ COUNTY WINDOWS
Residents unable to evacuate were instructed to shelter in place and move away from windows facing the ocean. The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for areas of northwestern Monterey County and Santa Cruz County. 10 Day Weather - Santa Clara, CA As of 10:58 am PST +2 More Today 55/ 46. Residents in low-lying coastal areas were instructed to evacuate if they could do so safely. SANTA CRUZ Evacuation warnings and orders were put in place Thursday as a storm expected to bring flooding. The county urged the public to avoid the coast Thursday due to "enormous waves and high tides," calling the conditions "extraordinarily dangerous." uVANMQY52M- CHP Santa Cruz January 5, 2023 🚨 Aptos - we’re experiencing coastal flooding along the coastal roads. "We want to take every precaution that we can." "This is a serious situation," Capitola Mayor Margaux Keiser said. Soquel recorded 0.30 inches to bring its total since Oct. La Selva Beach posted 0.53 inches of rain in the past 24 hours. The village will remain closed until crews can assess the damage and determine that it's safe to reopen, police said. The cold storm also left rain showers in Santa Cruz County. "The swell is supposed to drop significantly by tomorrow, so that'll help our current situation, but we're still monitoring the high tide and the rain runoff." "The combination of the swell and then the rain runoff, that kind of put us in the situation that we're in right now," Capitola police Chief Andrew Dally said. Businesses in the village sustained "significant damage," but no injuries were reported, police said. Rain runoff and a surging swell converged in Capitola's village, prompting officials to evacuate the area. XiyuJBQUFB- Santa Cruz County January 5, 2023 High tide and large surf is a dangerous combination - avoid the coast. Santa Cruz county said to apply at the website if you’re interested.The storm has caused significant damage throughout the county and along the coast, including heavy damage to piers in Capitola and Seacliff. In 2021, there were 37 built, and in 2022, there were 7 built. “Or when I'm older and might need to live next to my son”Īs of 2023 no ADUs have officially been completed. “I hope that the counties step up to the plate and make it easier for people like me that want to have affordable units for other people,” Nancy said. “More in smaller sections.”īut people like Nancy, are hoping to see similar efforts happen outside of Santa Cruz county.
“I thought it'd be nice if they could be spread out a little bit,” Russ said. Russ recently moved to Santa Cruz county and is concerned about how spread out the units will be.
“I think having diversity and living as diverse a life as possible around a variety of people is really helpful.” “Personally if I were in a situation that people didn't need those units, I would not really want to necessarily be living with everyone else that is of the same situation in life,” Newhouse said. However, there are some people, just like Russ Newhouse who have concerns with ADU units being rolled out into the county. “I think an adu would solve part of that problem.” “I think that unfortunately, a lot of people are not in my neighborhood type of people, which is sad because we do need the housing and rents are exorbitant,” Nancy said.
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