| Sun Feb 19, 2017 | 5:09pm EST Flood worries in Northern California after deadly storm hits south Cars drive through heavy rain in Los Angeles, February 17, 2017. REUTERS/Ringo Chiu By Jon Herskovitz Large parts of Northern California were placed on a flood advisory on Sunday ahead of a storm system expected to bring heavy rain, wind and snow to the state, still cleaning up from a deadly storm that deluged Southern California two days ago. The storm is expected to drop as much as 5 inches (13 cm) of rain in the San Francisco region through Wednesday, bringing more on yahoo water to already saturated land that has been inundated with heavy precipitation since early January, the National Weather Service said. "We could see flooding in areas that haven't flooded in a long time and there will be additional stress on levees, rivers, creeks & streams," the service said. "The heaviest rainfall and higher elevation snow will be from Monday through Tuesday," it said. It added the Sierra Nevada mountain area could receive as much as 40 inches (101 cm) of new snow. The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services said the state was more susceptible to flooding because of destructive wildfires that left many areas in Northern and Southern California with burn-scarred hills. There were no new warnings for the region near the Oroville Dam, about 150 miles (240 km) northeast of San Francisco, where officials had ordered the temporary evacuation of 188,000 people living down river from the structure last week because of damage to drainage channels, the local sheriff's office said. On Friday and Saturday, Southern California was hit with its biggest storm in years. The system unleashed a wave of rain and snow that killed at least five people and triggered flooding, mudslides, high winds and power outages, officials said.
Do you recall him saying he could make you and Aaden disappear at any time? McShane asked her. Yes, Oyola replied. Two weeks later, Oyola sought to have the restraining order renewed. Judge Barry Pinkus denied her request, she said, instead encouraging she and Moreno to draw up a joint custody agreement, which they did with the help of Morenos mother. Im just not convinced that theres a continuous threat of present physical pain or physical injury, Pinkus said at the time. In the transcript from June 29, 2015, Pinkus criticized Oyola and Moreno for acting like children. You need to grow up and deal with each other as adults, and youre not doing that right now, the transcript reads. On Wednesday, Oyola testified that Moreno, who had custody of Aaden for the July 4 weekend, took the infant to see his first fireworks show in Middletown, where they are set off from a barge in the river within view of the Arrigoni Bridge. Oyola said she was also at the festival that evening. It was the last time she saw her baby, she said. On the evening of July 5, while Oyola was returning home, Moreno texted her, she said. After a few exchanges, Oyola told Moreno she would talk to him over the next two days.
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Prom is a big deal for some kids. Id hate to see a girl not go to prom because she cant afford a dress, she said. Some girls may be able to afford a prom dress but not want to spend the money required to buy one, said senior Madeleine Seeley, who is president of the National Honor Society. With the blessing of the students, Terrill made a flyer and began spreading the word on Facebook. The dresses started rolling in, she said. As of March 19, they had 81 dresses with more to come. I have three or four in my closet Im never going to wear again, said Seeley, who plans to donate two prom dresses and two formal dresses worn while she was on a cruise. Senior Wren Wakeman brought in one from her eighth-grade graduation and some formal dresses that are now too small for her. Some of the dresses could be used for other occasions as well as prom, Wakeman said.
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