Person Found Dead In Flooded Car In Sacramento County: A Sacramento Metro Fire spokeswoman confirmed to ABC News that one individual was discovered dead in a vehicle in California on Sunday morning as a winter storm brought flooding and significant snowfall to the area.
A representative for Sacramento Metro Fire stated that the fatalities were located in their flooded car in the southernmost region of Sacramento County, close to Elk Grove.
According to Sacramento Metro Fire, the deceased’s name and cause of death haven’t been verified pending a coroner’s investigation. Flash flood advisories were issued for the region by the Sacramento National Weather Service, advising motorists to avoid the roads.
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According to Sacramento Metro Fire Captain and Public Information Officer Parker Wilbourn, the flooding in the area was brought on by a number of levee breaks. Early on Saturday afternoon, the Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services issued a shelter-in-place order for Wilton residents.
One person was found dead in a vehicle in California on Sunday morning as a winter storm brought flooding and a lot of precipitation to the region, a Sacramento Metro Fire spokeswoman confirmed to ABC News.
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According to a Sacramento Metro Fire spokesperson, the deceased were discovered in their submerged car in the far southernmost part of Sacramento County, not far from Elk Grove. The deceased’s name and cause of death haven’t been confirmed, according to Sacramento Metro Fire, pending a coroner’s investigation.
One person was found dead in their vehicle in California on Sunday morning, as a winter storm brought flooding and heavy snow to the state. https://t.co/njWrYM8Hvc
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Record rain falls in San Francisco, but highway flooding abates The Sacramento National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for the area, recommending drivers to stay off the roadways. The flooding in the area, according to Sacramento Metro Fire Captain and Public Information Officer Parker Wilbourn, was caused by a number of levee breaks.
The Sacramento County Office of Emergency Services issued a shelter-in-place order for residents of Wilton early on Saturday afternoon. Stay tuned to Digitalnewsexpert.com for more updates
