Paul Rogers, East Bay Times

Paul Rogers

East Bay Times

San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States

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Past articles by Paul:

Highway 1 flood cuts off Santa Cruz and Monterey counties as another atmospheric river storm roars in

Strongest rain expected early Tuesday morning, with high winds, power outages → Read More

Atmospheric river storm brings headaches, traffic jams and wet weather, but Bay Area escapes severe damage

Light rain forecast over the weekend, with more storms possible next week → Read More

Oroville Dam floodgates opening as storms fill massive reservoir

Oroville Dam operators seek to reduce flood risk as California’s second-largest reservoir steadily rises → Read More

Oroville Dam floodgates opening as storms fill massive reservoir

Dam operators seek to reduce flood risk as California’s second-largest reservoir steadily rises → Read More

Atmospheric river storm: When it’s arriving and which areas will be hit hardest

A foot of rain is expected in Big Sur, while most Bay Area communities will see a few inches, with high winds → Read More

Atmospheric river storm this week will bring heavy rain, raise flood concerns with huge Sierra Nevada snowpack

Experts are watching computer models closely, nervous about growing flood risk → Read More

Atmospheric river storm this week will bring heavy rain, raise flood concerns with huge Sierra Nevada snowpack

Experts are watching computer models closely, nervous about growing flood risk → Read More

Drought is now over in more than half of California

Overall, 49.1% of California can be classified as in a drought, a dramatic drop from 84.6% last week. → Read More

Drought is now over in more than half of California, including the Bay Area, feds say

For the first time since 2020, most of California is no longer in a drought. → Read More

Drought is now over in more than half of California, including the Bay Area, feds say

For the first time since 2020, most of California is no longer in a drought. → Read More

Wintery blast brings most snow to the Bay Area since 2011

Peaks blanketed, Highway 17 closed, more than 1 foot of snow in some mountain areas → Read More

Wintery blast brings most snow to the Bay Area since 2011

Peaks blanketed, Highway 17 closed, more than 1 foot of snow in some mountain areas → Read More

Yosemite National Park: El Capitan rockfall captured on video

Hundreds of tons of granite crash down to Yosemite Valley as tourists watch → Read More

Yosemite National Park: El Capitan rockfall captured on video

Hundreds of tons of granite crash down to Yosemite Valley as tourists watch → Read More

Yosemite National Park: El Capitan rockfall captured on video

Hundreds of tons of granite crash down to Yosemite Valley as tourists watch → Read More

Anderson Dam retrofit project receives big federal loan; troubled Pacheco Dam project remains in limbo

Biden administration EPA set to announce $727 million in low-interest loans for Santa Clara County water plans → Read More

‘The biggest challenge human civilization has had to face’: What California’s big winter storms mean for the future

Sea level rise is making storms, and our relationship with the shoreline, more complicated. → Read More

‘The biggest challenge human civilization has had to face’: What California’s big winter storms mean for the future

Sea level rise is making storms, and our relationship with the shoreline, more complicated. → Read More

‘The biggest challenge human civilization has had to face’: What California’s big winter storms mean for the future

Sea level rise is making storms, and our relationship with the shoreline, more complicated. → Read More

Bay Area’s largest state park in debate over off-road vehicle use

The park was named as a possible location as California attempts to find new places where people can ride dirt bikes, dune buggies and ATVs. → Read More