Iguana Creek Bridge

No water on bridge.

5 inches water on bridge.

3 in. water on bridge.

water level is flush with bridge.

Water level is 1foot below bridge.

Water level is 2 feet below bridge.

15 inches below bridge is the water level

Water level is 1 ft. BELOW bridge.

No water on bridge

5 inches water on bridge. OK to cross for any vehicle

12 inches water on bridge

15 inches water on bridge.

15 inches water on bridge. I will move the sticks with the machine.

I will post the water level at 4:00 am in the morning . According to how the water went down today it could be crossable in the morning.

2 ft. 3 in. water on bridge

3 ft. Water on bridge

Little below 4 ft. water on bridge

5 ft. Water on bridge

Water is down to 6 1/2 ft. on bridge

Went down 3 inches from this morning. Close to 10 ft. Water on bridge.

Water came up 1 inch from this morning.

Still 10 ft. Water on bridge. Went down 3 inches.

Around 10 ft. Water on bridge

Another few inches down

12 to 14 inches down from 6 o'clock this morning. Going down very slow.

Almost one foot down in three hours.

Another 5 ft. down over night.

Another couple feet went down from noon. Around 17 ft. water on bridge.

Bulletree road is open

Water went down 3 ft. from the highest level of the flood. We don't have a very exact measurement how many feet of water it was at the highest but I judge it 23 ft.

Around 22 ft. Water on bridge.

Farmers Express road is open for all vehicles

17ft water on iguana Creek bridge. Farmers Express Road is open for larger vehicles. through Santa Familia is still closed

Santa Familia road has 3 ft. water and is rising.

Over 10 ft. water on bridge

8 ft. Water on bridge. Farmers Express road has 3 ft. water. Road is closed.

Little more than 4 ft. Water on bridge still rising.

18 inches water on bridge

Water level is 1 ft. Below bridge

Water level is 6 ft. below bridge.

Water level is still at 6 1/2 ft. below bridge.

Water level is 6 1/2 ft. below bridge at this time. It's still the same as at noon.

We'll be keeping you posted on the water level at the bridge these days.