Rains have area waters running high, faster than normal
Crews work to repair Lightning Creek Road, which was damaged when debris washed into the creek plugged a culvert near Goat Mountain Trail. The road was rendered impassable by the damage, which the U.S. Forest Service hopes to have repaired by Wednesday.
(Photo courtesy J. HEISEL/U.S. FOREST SERVICE)
Crews work to repair Lightning Creek Road, which was damaged when debris washed into the creek plugged a culvert near Goat Mountain Trail.
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While the rains have subsided for a spell, more is on the way — and that has the county's lakes, streams, and rivers running higher and faster than normal...
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