Tormenta inunda viñedos, causa evacuaciones en California

A massive storm system from California to Nevada has led to river overflows, vineyard flooding, and evacuations. In California, the Russian River reached its highest level since 2006, causing school and road closures and power outages in Sonoma County. In Sierra Nevada, avalanche risks have kept ski areas closed. Meteorologists predict more snow and rain. In Nevada, the National Guard assisted with evacuations near Reno, where the Truckee River overflowed. Schools closed, and a state of emergency was declared by Governor Brian Sandoval.

What natural events have been caused by the storm system in California?

• Hurricanes and tornadoes

• Droughts and wildfires

• River overflows and vineyard flooding

• Earthquakes and tsunamis

What precautionary measure was taken in the Sierra Nevada due to avalanche risks?

• Evacuation of all residents

• Closure of ski areas

• Construction of avalanche barriers

• Deployment of snowplows

What action did the National Guard take near Reno, Nevada?

• Built flood barriers

• Conducted search and rescue operations

• Provided medical aid

• Assisted in evacuating a town

How many people were evacuated from a neighborhood in Reno?

• 500 people

• 1,300 people

• 2,000 people

• 3,000 people

What did Governor Brian Sandoval do in response to the storm in Reno?

• Opened emergency shelters

• Ordered a city-wide curfew

• Declared a state of emergency

• Requested federal assistance