• Flooding captured at East Nye. Photo courtesy of Eric Reimann
    Flooding captured at East Nye. Photo courtesy of Eric Reimann
  • Kayakers take to the street near Koontz. Photo by Marissa Rose Torres
    Kayakers take to the street near Koontz. Photo by Marissa Rose Torres
  • Corner of King and Thompson streets in Carson City. Photo courtesy of Elaine Quilici.
    Corner of King and Thompson streets in Carson City. Photo courtesy of Elaine Quilici.
  • Water running underneath King Street. Photo courtesy of Elaine Quilici.
    Water running underneath King Street. Photo courtesy of Elaine Quilici.
  • In Douglas County. Photo courtesy of Jessica Harmon
    In Douglas County. Photo courtesy of Jessica Harmon
  • River Road flooded at Cardelli in Dayton.
    River Road flooded at Cardelli in Dayton.
  • Photo at East Nye Lane by Eric Reimann
    Photo at East Nye Lane by Eric Reimann
  • Blackwell Park - Northridge area. Photo by Randall Brooks
    Blackwell Park – Northridge area. Photo by Randall Brooks
  • Saliman Road bridge near Fremont Elementary. Photo by Tracy Caraway
    Saliman Road bridge near Fremont Elementary. Photo by Tracy Caraway
  • Flooding started near Vintage, on Maison Way. Photo by SOSCarsonCity
    Flooding started near Vintage, on Maison Way. Photo by SOSCarsonCity
  • Muldoon Street Carson City by Victoria Morrison.
    Muldoon Street Carson City by Victoria Morrison.
  • That is the wash from Mills Park near the high school. Photo by Krystal Shifflet
    That is the wash from Mills Park near the high school. Photo by Krystal Shifflet
  • Near Mountain and King streets on Sunday. Photo by Sherryl Cottom
    Near Mountain and King streets on Sunday. Photo by Sherryl Cottom
  • All clear at Stanford and Desatoya. Photo by Wendy Ashton.
    All clear at Stanford and Desatoya. Photo by Wendy Ashton.
  • My son is having fun in the backyard playing football in the rain. Photo by Wendy Ashton.
    My son is having fun in the backyard playing football in the rain. Photo by Wendy Ashton.
  • Eastridge Drive. Photo by Scott Dison
    Eastridge Drive. Photo by Scott Dison

Here are photos taken from Carson Now readers of the various flooding events in Carson City and Dayton areas.
Flooding is currently impacting much of the region. By late tonight into Monday storms are going to get colder with significant snow accumulation expected Monday through Thursday, according to the National Weather Service in Reno. Yes, another 6 to 8 feet of snow is expected in the high Sierra with another 1 to 3 feet possible at Lake Tahoe level.

Public works is working on drainages, culverts and unclogging them, both around the west side of Carson City and the east side around the Carson River, which is nearing its banks. Public Works said dozens of streets around the city are experiencing some kind of flooding, according to Carson City dispatch.Go here for a real-time map of the areas in Carson City experiencing flooding. Go here for the water flow map of the Carson River near Carson City, which is expected to hit maximum flood stage by Monday.

The Emergency Operations Center in Carson City encourages residents to visit www.carson.org/flood to stay up-to-date on the weather, road closures and resources that are deployed across the city. In addition, all official public information that is released from the Emergency Operations Center will be posted to the flood site.

The Dayton area is also experiencing residential and street flooding due to debris and slushy snow clogging local drainages.
Lyon County Manager Jeff Page says crews are working to relieve the blockage of water in these areas both with hand crews and heavy equipment. We are asking citizens to try and avoid driving in these areas.

Have a photo to share? Send to jeff@carsonnow.org and please include your name and which street the photo was taken at.

The video below was submitted by Joe Childs, owner of www.CarsonWeather.com, which you can find the latest Carson City statistics and city specific forecast from the National Weather Service.