We're just asking the important questions over here. 👽 While you're thinking about how you would explain the importance of a groundhog meteorologist, make sure you and your family are prepared for potential flooding this winter. Yes, it's been dry, but you never know when the next big storm will hit. → Prepare an emergency kit → Go over your emergency action plan → Know where you can find free filled sandbags → Download emergency apps → Visit valleywater.org/floodready for more tips

When she's not dancing at Brooklyn's wedding, we like to think Victoria Beckham is learning about the flood protection projects in our Capital Improvement Program Five-Year Plan. And we know a lot of you can relate, you don't really know what goes on behind the scenes here. So let's take a look at our latest flood protection projects! → Coyote Creek Flood Protection Project: Will add floodwalls, passive barriers, and berms across five segments of the creek between Montague Expressway and Tully Road in San Jose. → Upper Llagas Creek Flood Protection Project: In September 2024, construction began on the final phase, Phase 2B, covering roughly 8 miles of Upper Llagas Creek and its tributaries from Highway 101 to Llagas Road. Project completion is anticipated in March 2027. → Sunnyvale East and West Channels: These enhancements will cover approximately 6.4 miles of the East Channel and three miles of the West Channel, providing vital 1% flood protection (equivalent to a 100-year event) for 1,618 parcels and safeguarding 47 acres of valuable industrial land, including the Onizuka Air Force Base.

Headed to the @SanJoseSharks game tonight? Maybe we'll make an appearance on the jumbotron. 👀