For Immediate Release - Marin County, CA - Winter tide levels are likely to impact areas with a history of localized flooding During the hot summer months, it can be easy to forget that the winter brings rain and flooding to Marin County.

Marin County OneRain website includes links to data that can be used to track and plan for flood events. It also provides links to weather information and tides. In 2015 the District received a Flood Emergency Response Program (FERP) Grant to …

Flood Watch 4PM Monday through 4AM Wednesday - Marin Water | Pile burning in progress 2/3 in the area of Pine Point, Mt. Tam. Smoke will be visible. Please avoid calling 9-1-1 to report smoke coming from this area. Learn more about precautions to protect yourself and your family from air quality impacts. -----

5 days ago · The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Marin county through Sunday. (Sherry LaVars/Marin Independent Journal)

3 days ago · Ahead of Tuesday's atmospheric river event, Mill Valley residents are watching the creeks very closely as Marin County is on Flood Watch alert.

1 day ago · A Marin County sheriff's deputy helped save a driver who became trapped when her vehicle ended up in a flooded creek during Tuesday's atmospheric river storm, in a rescue caught on camera.

The OneRain website includes links to data that can be used to track and plan for flood events. It also provides links to weather information and tides.

3 days ago · Ahead of Tuesday's atmospheric river event, Mill Valley residents are watching the creeks very closely as Marin County is on Flood Watch alert.

Emergency Response ArcGIS Hub initiative. This is the unified site for the public to use during an emergency and for emergency preparedness. This site should always have the must up to date info for the public with the most time sensitive info on the site and links to …

Visit the Public Emergency Portal of Marin County to stay up-to-date during flooding events. Stay connected. Stay informed by signing up for emergency alerts including warnings and evacuation notices. Check in with loved ones and neighbors. Travel safely. Avoid non-essential travel. Turn Around Don't Drown®.