In addition to floodings, as seen here north of the intersection of Arrowhead and Box Wood Street in Clearlake, the extreme weather and storms over the past few weeks have also wreaked havoc with city and county roads resulting in large potholes seen throughout the region. (Ariel Carmona-LAKE COUNTY PUBLISHING)
Huge potholes along Harrington Flat Road in Kelseyville on the way from Cobb towards the Bottle Rock Road and Highway 29 intersection in 2023 following heavy rainstorms. Residents are still dealing with rough roads in the region (File photo- Lake County Publishing).
Potholes as seen Tuesday at Austin Road and UHL Avenue in Clearlake across the street from Clearlake State Park. (Ariel Carmona Jr.- LAKE COUNTY PUBLISHING).
Significant potholes as seen Tuesday along Harrington Flat Road in Kelseyville. (Ariel Carmona Jr- Lake County Publishing)
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In addition to floodings, as seen here north of the intersection of Arrowhead and Box Wood Street in Clearlake, the extreme weather and storms over the past few weeks have also wreaked havoc with city and county roads resulting in large potholes seen throughout the region. (Ariel Carmona-LAKE COUNTY PUBLISHING)
LAKE COUNTY— Significant rainfall and extreme weather conditions which prompted the state of California to declare state of emergency in 13 counties and which brought back-to-back winter storms, resulted in ample problems in the region. In Lake County, one aftermath of the storms is the formation of large potholes found throughout a myriad of roads, resulting in difficulties for motorists and property owners, as well as local residents. These are but a few examples of impacted infrastructure and gigantic potholes found in many county roads in Clearlake and Kelseyville. (Photos by Ariel Carmona Jr-Lake County Publishing.)
