@CSUSB_EM

Emergency Management Twitter Account California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) 909-537-7477 ~Not Continually Monitored~

 San Bernardino, CA
csusb.edu/emergency-management
Joined July 2019
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Hey Yotes! @NWSSanDiego forecasting the wet stuff will be returning to our region after 4 pm, so be careful traveling on campus and on your drive home. Good news? Forecast also says sunny days will return on Thursday! @CSUSB @CSUSB_PD @CSUSBPATS #BeAwareBePrepared #SlowItDown
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Hey Yotes! Coffee With A Cop! Like a trenta cup of smiling wake-me-up! Come meet your UPD Chief and his staff (me included!) at the Pfau Library Starbucks! Get to know us & our programs! Make some new friends! April 9th & May 6th, 8 am to 9 am @CSUSB @CSUSB_PD @CSUSBPATS #CWAC
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A cold storm system will bring light rain or drizzle to the area on Thursday, with more widespread rain and mountain snow Fri-Sun. There is potential for #Grapevine impacts Sat night-Sun. Be alert for mud/rock slides on canyon roads! #CAwx
A cold storm system will move over the area Thursday through Sunday. expect light rain or drizzle on Thursday, with more significant rain overspreading the area on Friday. There will likely be periods of moderate rain, with 6-18 inches of snow above around 7000 feet. Snow levels will lower to 3500 to 4500 feet Saturday night into Sunday, with potential for impacts on and below Tejon Pass. Expect chain restrictions and possible closures above 5500 feet. Be alert for mud and rockslides on canyon roads, and below steep slopes.

ALT A cold storm system will move over the area Thursday through Sunday. expect light rain or drizzle on Thursday, with more significant rain overspreading the area on Friday. There will likely be periods of moderate rain, with 6-18 inches of snow above around 7000 feet. Snow levels will lower to 3500 to 4500 feet Saturday night into Sunday, with potential for impacts on and below Tejon Pass. Expect chain restrictions and possible closures above 5500 feet. Be alert for mud and rockslides on canyon roads, and below steep slopes.

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Hey Yotes! No worries if you missed taking part in our February drive, here's another blood drive opportunity to save a life! Make an appointment today! LStream.org/csusb. @CSUSB @CSUSB_PD @CSUSBPATS #EveryDropCounts
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Your commute just got a whole lot better, with PATS' Open Parking Spaces and the MyCoyote App! In partnership with ASI and thanks to generous VETI grant funding, you can now find where to park before you even get to campus! #csusbpats #csusb #mycoyoteapp #parking
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Hey Yotes! Emergency Management cares about your safety during storms, flooding, fires, and riding the bus. Riding The Bus?!? Check out this new video produced by @CSUSB_PD & @CSUSBPATS addressing your safety while riding public transportation. youtube.com/watch?v=pqKFbyGC…
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The main weather hazard for Mon/Tue will be gusty west winds in the mtns and deserts, strongest Mon afternoon into Tue morning. Otherwise, light rain is expected with light mtn snow above 6500 ft. Periods of precipitation expected Mon into Tue, most likely Mon evening-Tue. #CAwx
Gusty westerly winds are expected over the mountains into the deserts Monday into Tuesday. Wind gusts 40 to 50 mph are expected Monday night into Tuesday. Winds will be strongest below passes such as I-10 in San Gorgonio Pass and I-8 in San Diego County near Imperial County line.

ALT Gusty westerly winds are expected over the mountains into the deserts Monday into Tuesday. Wind gusts 40 to 50 mph are expected Monday night into Tuesday. Winds will be strongest below passes such as I-10 in San Gorgonio Pass and I-8 in San Diego County near Imperial County line.

Best chance of rain is Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Forecast Rainfall Totals: Coast: 0.05-0.10 inches; Valleys: 0.05-0.15 inches; Mountains: 0.10-0.25 inches; Deserts: none

ALT Best chance of rain is Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Forecast Rainfall Totals: Coast: 0.05-0.10 inches; Valleys: 0.05-0.15 inches; Mountains: 0.10-0.25 inches; Deserts: none

Light snow accumulations expected 6500 ft and above. Most likely amounts are a trace to an inch.

ALT Light snow accumulations expected 6500 ft and above. Most likely amounts are a trace to an inch.

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Winds will be on the increase today for our northern areas today with wind gusts mostly 25-40 MPH. Gusty winds will increase further for all mountain/desert areas by Monday and Tuesday. Travel safely! 🚗🚚 #CAwx
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The University Police Department has received several reports of vehicle break-ins in campus parking lots over the past two weeks. If you see something, say something! UPD reminds the campus community to report all suspicious activity to 909-537-5165. #morethanenforcement
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Update time! Precipitation totals and rainfall rates have trended a bit heavier, so we went ahead and made a video update for y'all! 🌧️⛈️❄️🏔️ youtube.com/watch?v=EwOKbMPw… Images to follow in a 🧵 👀 #CAwx (1/6)
A screenshot from the linked video briefing, featuring an NWS Meteorologist providing an update on storm total rainfall amounts.

ALT A screenshot from the linked video briefing, featuring an NWS Meteorologist providing an update on storm total rainfall amounts.

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Hey Yotes! Today's the day! Your opportunity to save a life is here! Give today (or tomorrow...)!! Make an appointment now: LStream.org/csusb #RollUpYourSleeve #EveryDropHelps
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Hey Yotes! Here's the latest storm info from @NWSSanDiego. Let's all be safe today! #BeAwareBePrepared #DontTakeRisks #SlowDown @CSUSB_PD @CSUSBPATS @CSUSBNews
NWS San Diego
@NWSSanDiego20 Feb 2024
8:30 AM Radar Update: A widespread area of light to moderate showers will continue to move south into San Diego County this morning. Shower activity may become more isolated this afternoon, with more widespread rain expected this evening and overnight. #CAwx
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Rain seems to be actively avoiding our forecast area at the moment, but have no fear, it's still coming. Showers will occur in some locations today, but Tuesday afternoon-Tuesday night look to be the best period for widespread rain and high elevation (8000+ ft) snow.
Forecast rain totals through Wednesday. Orange County/western Inland Empire: 1.5-2 inches, Eastern Inland Empire: 1-1.5 inches, San Diego County coasts/valleys: 0.6-1.3 inches, highest north, San Bernardino Mountains: 1.5-3 inches, locally 5 inches or more, Riverside/San Diego Mountains: 0.7-1.8 inches, High desert: 0.25-0.6 inch, Low deserts: 0.05-0.2 inch

ALT Forecast rain totals through Wednesday. Orange County/western Inland Empire: 1.5-2 inches, Eastern Inland Empire: 1-1.5 inches, San Diego County coasts/valleys: 0.6-1.3 inches, highest north, San Bernardino Mountains: 1.5-3 inches, locally 5 inches or more, Riverside/San Diego Mountains: 0.7-1.8 inches, High desert: 0.25-0.6 inch, Low deserts: 0.05-0.2 inch

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Hey Yotes! @nwslosangeles is providing updated forecast info for the So. Cal. Region. Let's be safe traveling to, from, and & around campus the next few days! #BeAwareBePrepared #SafetyFirst @CSUSBNews @CSUSBPolice @CSUSBPATS
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Hey Yotes! Here's another blood drive opportunity to give back to our community with a donation. Supplies are low and we need your help! #EveryDropHelps #RollUpYourSleeve @CSUSB_PD @CSUSBPATS @CSUSBNews
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A strong storm Sunday through Tuesday will likely bring periods of heavy rain, mountain snow, strong winds, flooding, and possible power outages. Stay safe: avoid low-lying areas and large waves at the coast and be prepared for disruptions.
A strong storm Sunday through Tuesday will likely bring periods of heavy rain (2-5 inches of rain), mountain snow (several feet at high elevations), strong winds, flooding, and possible power outages. Stay safe: avoid low-lying areas and large waves at the coast, be prepared for disruptions, and be sure to monitor the latest weather forecast.

ALT A strong storm Sunday through Tuesday will likely bring periods of heavy rain (2-5 inches of rain), mountain snow (several feet at high elevations), strong winds, flooding, and possible power outages. Stay safe: avoid low-lying areas and large waves at the coast, be prepared for disruptions, and be sure to monitor the latest weather forecast.

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Hey Yotes! You heard 'em, "Chances are high that we will see rain..." Wet weather heading our way and again @NWSLosAngeles is providing timely information and awareness! #PrepareNow #BeAwareBePrepared @CSUSB_PD
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#Advisory: @CSUSBNews a storm is moving into the region later tonight, so plan ahead. Leave earlier, increase the distance between the car in front of you, & avoid flooded intersections. #ReadyCSUSB #CSUSBSafeApp #StayAlert #AwarenessIsKey
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Hey Yotes! You’ve got it, the community needs it! The need is urgent as blood donations are at a 20-year low, so call or go online to secure your spot, roll up your sleeves, and help those in need of life saving blood! #DonateBlood #EveryDropHelps #CSUSBCares #CSUSBGives
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Issue #3 of Coyote Trails Newsletter is out now!!! Check your CSUSB email or follow the link to see this latest and greatest issue: smpl.is/8jll1 Get tips and tricks for starting the semester out right and learn about new projects to help make your commute even easier!
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