San Jose: FLASH REPORT #2: Atmospheric River Preparation and Monitoring
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~ The City of San José's Incident Management Team is on standby this weekend as scattered showers and light rains are forecasted. Valley Water will continue to monitor the weather and any impacts to local reservoirs and waterways. The public is encouraged to stay informed by signing up for Alert SCC, monitoring the news, and following the City of San José on social media.

Bailey Road from Santa Teresa Boulevard to McKean Road is closed due to flooding and will remain closed until flooding has subsided. The emergency evacuation center at Seven Trees Community Center (3590 Cas Drive) remains open for individuals, families, pets, and service animals forced to evacuate due to rising waterways. Hand washing stations, portable restrooms, showers, cots, and laundry stations are available onsite.

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Previous updates on this storm event can be found on the City's Emergency Notifications page. The City of San José urges residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions during this time.

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