Car crash reported Highway 99 in Keyes

THIS IS KCRA THREE NEWS AT FIVE. WELL GET READY FOR ANOTHER HOT MORNING. LITERALLY A SIGN OF THE HOT DAY AHEAD TOO. WE’RE TRACKING ANOTHER WEATHER ALERT DAY IN OUR FORECAST. FIREFIGHTERS WORKING TO CONTAIN THE THOMPSON FIRE IN BUTTE COUNTY. WE’LL TALK ABOUT THEIR EFFORTS COMING UP IN A LIVE REPORT. ALSO CELEBRATING IN THE EXTREME HEAT, HOW SOME ARE ADJUSTING THEIR 4TH OF JULY PLANS FOR THE WEATHER AND BUDGETING FOR YOUR AT HOME COOKOUT, HOW GROCERY PRICES REFLECT A LARGER TREND WHEN IT COMES TO INFLATION AND THE ECONOMY. GOOD MORNING EVERYONE. IT’S 5 A.M. I’M BRANDI CUMMINGS IN FOR DEIRDRE FITZPATRICK AND I’M TEO TORRES, SO IT IS ANOTHER WEATHER ALERT DAY. THAT MEANS WE’RE IN FOR EXTREME HEAT YET AGAIN. AND GUSTING WINDS. WE’VE GOT A RED FLAG WARNING TO TAMARA. WE DO? YEAH. SO TODAY THE HEAT AND THE WIND STILL A MAJOR ISSUE ACROSS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA, AND ESPECIALLY TODAY, IT’S GOING TO BE HOTTER AS WE’RE STARTING OUT ALREADY THIS MORNING GUYS. WITH A WARM MORNING. MOST OF YOU WAKING UP IN THE 70S AND THE 80S. WE’RE STILL DEALING WITH THE NORTH WIND. HIGHS TODAY WILL PROGRESS A LITTLE BIT MORE, TOPPING OUT 107 TO 112 IN MOST VALLEY COMMUNITIES RIGHT NOW. I CAN’T EXPRESS THOUGH, JUST JUST HOW MILD IT IS OUT THAT DOOR. ONE OF THE COOLER SPOTS IS FAIRFIELD AT 67, BUT AROUND STOCKTON IN MODESTO. YOU’RE TALKING LOWER 70S. WE’RE IN THE MID 70S TO UPPER 70 SACRAMENTO UP THROUGH YUBA CITY 77 RIGHT NOW IN AUBURN. AND THERE’S THE LOW 80S IN PLACERVILLE 45 ONCE YOU GET UP TOWARDS LAKE TAHOE, LET’S TALK ABOUT THE NORTH WIND RIGHT NOW. PRETTY MUCH ON THE LIGHT SIDE, JUST UNDER TEN MILES PER HOUR. BUT AS WE GET CLOSER TO DAYBREAK, WHICH IS JUST ABOUT 40 MINUTES AWAY FROM NOW, EXPECT THAT THE NORTH WIND WILL BE STRONGEST ONCE AGAIN ALIGNING WITH THE WESTERN SIDE OF THE I-5 CORRIDOR. LET’S TALK ABOUT THE HEAT AS WE GO FORWARD, BECAUSE THERE’S GOING TO BE A PERIOD OF TIME WHERE YOU PROBABLY JUST WANT TO STAY IN THE COOL AC AND AVOID MAYBE BEING OUTDOORS DOING ANYTHING STRENUOUS. WE’RE TALKING LOWER 80S BY 8:00, LOW 90S BY 10 A.M. WE’RE CLOSE TO 100 ALREADY. BY NOON, AND WE’RE ABOVE 100 BY 2 P.M. DAYTIME HIGHS. WE’LL GET INTO THAT 107 TO 112 RANGE ACROSS THE VALLEY. WHAT WE’RE LOOKING AT TODAY IN THE MOUNTAINS, YOU CAN GET A LITTLE BIT OF RELIEF FROM THE TRIPLE DIGITS. HIGHS IN THE MID 80S TODAY IN LAKE TAHOE. AUBURN WILL SLIDE TO A HIGH TODAY OF 105. IN FAIRFIELD. MAKING THE MOVE UP TODAY TO 110. SO IT IS GOING TO BE ANOTHER DANGEROUS DAY OF HEAT, ESPECIALLY IN THE HEART OF THE AFTERNOON. I’LL HAVE A CLOSER LOOK AT YOUR EXTENDED FORECAST AND ALSO YOUR FORECAST. NEIGHBORHOOD BY NEIGHBORHOOD HERE. IN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES. IT’S 502. GOOD MORNING BRIAN. ANY ISSUES FOR COMMUTERS? MORNING, TAM. WE’RE TAKING A LOOK HERE AT 99 AT 47TH AVENUE RIGHT NOW. NO ISSUES ALONG THIS STRETCH HERE FOR YOU. IN FACT, I-5 ALSO CLEAR COMING INTO SACRAMENTO FROM ELK GROVE WESTBOUND 50 AND 80 OUT OF THE FOLSOM AND ROSEVILLE RANCHO CORDOVA ALL LOOKING CLEAR AND NO ISSUES AS YOU HEAD OUT ONTO THE CAUSEWAY OR NORTHBOUND FIVE TOWARD THE AIRPORT THROUGH STOCKTON. LOOKING GOOD HERE. AND THEN AS WE HEAD A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH TOWARD THE MODESTO MANTECA AREA, THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS THERE OTHER THAN RIGHT AROUND STANDERFER. THERE WAS AN EARLIER BIG RIG FIRE. WE’RE SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF SLOWING THERE, BUT BEYOND THAT, NO OTHER ISSUES ALONG THE FREEWAYS THERE. 205, JUST A LITTLE SLOW AS YOU MAKE YOUR WAY OVER TO 580, WE’RE LOOKING AT A TEN MINUTE RIDE FROM ROSEVILLE DOWN TO THE SPLIT 15 MINUTE RIDE OUT OF FOLSOM TO DOWNTOWN SACRAMENTO. TEN MINUTE RIDE NORTHBOUND 99 AND I-5. ALSO AN 11 MINUTE RIDE OUT OF ELK GROVE BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. GOOD TO KNOW. THANK YOU. BRIAN. MOVING NOW TO OUR WILDFIRE COVERAGE AS WE TRACK THE THOMPSON FIRE THAT IS BURNING IN BUTTE COUNTY. VIDEO HERE FROM AROUND 230 THIS MORNING SHOWING THE FLAMES STILL VERY ACTIVE. THIS FIRE SPARKED JUST BEFORE NOON YESTERDAY NEAR THE COMMUNITY OF OROVILLE. WELL, MORE THAN 500 PERSONNEL HAVE BEEN CALLED OUT TO THE FRONT LINES OF THIS FIRE. THE CITY OF OROVILLE DECLARED A LOCAL EMERGENCY LAST NIGHT. FOR MORE ON THE FIRE THIS MORNING. WE WANT TO GET A LIVE UPDATE FROM KCRA 3’S, MELANIE WINGO AND MELANIE. WE KNOW THAT YOU’RE IN BUTTE COUNTY. WHAT DO YOU SEE AROUND YOU IN THAT DIRECT VICINITY? WELL, FOR REFERENCE, FOR ANYBODY WHO’S FAMILIAR WITH THIS AREA, WE’RE IN THE KELLY RIDGE COMMUNITY. WE’RE ON BESSIE LANE, AND WE KNOW THAT AT LEAST THREE HOMES HAVE BEEN DESTROYED ON THIS STREET ALONE. WE’RE STANDING IN FRONT OF ONE OF THEM WHERE FLAMES ARE STILL ACTIVE ON THE PROPERTY. YOU CAN SEE JUST FROM WHERE WE’RE STANDING OFF PROPERTY ON BESSIE LANE ITSELF, TWO VEHICLES BURNED OUT. AND AS I SAID, YOU KNOW, SOME FLAMES STILL ON THE PROPERTY. HOWEVER, IF YOU LOOK TO THE LEFT, YOU CAN SEE THAT THE FIRE DID BURN THROUGH THE AREA NEXT TO THIS HOME, THE VEGETATION NEXT TO IT. BUT THERE IS A HOME STANDING NEXT TO THE ONE THAT HAS BURNED TO THE GROUND. AND ONE OF THOSE FIRE FIGHTING VEHICLES ON SITE PROTECTING THAT STRUCTURE STRUCTURE. THEN IF WE WALK DOWN HERE JUST A BIT, WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE’RE OUT OF THE WAY OF THE CAL CAL FIRE CREWS WHO ARE ROLLING UP TO THIS AREA, THIS ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE A FREMONT FIRE RIG. SO AGAIN, MULTIPLE AGENCIES ON THIS ONE, INCLUDING CAL FIRE, THEY’RE ALL KIND OF ASSISTING ONE ANOTHER HERE ON THIS. WE CAN STILL SEE ACTIVE FLAMES AT ONE OF THE PROPERTIES THAT IS HERE ON BESSIE LANE. AND THAT’S WHAT WE HAVE SEEN ALONG THIS ROAD. AND THEN SOME OF THE SURROUNDING STREETS AND ROADS JUST SPOTS LIKE THIS THAT ARE STILL ON FIRE OR STILL SMOLDERING VERY SMOKY OUT HERE THIS MORNING IN THIS COMMUNITY. AND WE KNOW THAT THOSE EVACUATION ORDERS AND WARNINGS ARE STILL IN EFFECT FOR THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE IN THIS COMMUNITY. AND SURROUNDING STREETS AND ROADS. SO IT’S BEEN JUST A VERY INTENSE AND SCARY FEW. NOT EVEN 24 HOURS FOR THE FOLKS WHO LIVE WITHIN THE KELLY RIDGE AREA. BECAUSE OF THOSE QUICK EVACUATIONS THAT WERE ORDERED, EVERYONE HAD TO GET OUT AND THEN THE SPOTS OF FIRE THAT ARE STILL PEPPERED THROUGHOUT THIS AREA. WHAT WE’RE GOING TO DO IS CONTINUE TO STAY OUT HERE, TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF THE DAMAGE THAT HAS HAPPENED AFTER THE THOMPSON FIRE AND REPORT BACK THROUGH THROUGHOUT THE MORNING WITH MORE DETAILS ON THE EFFORTS TO CONTAIN THE FLAMES AND UNFORTUNATELY, WE DO KNOW THAT A LOT HAS BEEN LOST. WE’LL HAVE UPDATED NUMBERS FOR YOU COMING UP AT 7:00 THIS MORNING, BUT FOR NOW, REPORTING LIVE IN BUTTE COUNTY, MELANIE WINGO KCRA THREE NEWS. MELANIE, THANKS SO MUCH FOR THAT LIVE REPORT. MEANWHILE, THERE ARE TWO EVACUATION SHELTERS IN BUTTE COUNTY RIGHT NOW. THOSE CAN BE FOUND AT THE OROVILLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE AND THE BUTTE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS IN GRIDLEY. NOW TO EL DORADO COUNTY, WHERE EVACUATION ORDERS FROM MOCCASIN FIRE ARE STILL IN PLACE THIS MORNING. THAT FIRE IS BURNING SOUTH OF PLACERVILLE, A CAL FIRE SAYS IT’S CURRENTLY 15% CONTAINED AND HAS BURNED 51 ACRES. IT STARTED AS A STRUCTURE FIRE, WHICH THEN QUICKLY SPREAD TO NEARBY VEGETATION AND GREW OUT OF CONTROL. OUT FROM MOCCASIN TRAIL. AIRCRAFT HERE CAN BE SEEN DROPPING WATER REPEATEDLY THROUGHOUT THE DAY. YESTERDAY, AIR TANKERS AND HELICOPTERS DROPPING FIRE RETARDANT FOAM AS WELL. CAL FIRE SAYS THE HOT, DRY CONDITIONS, COUPLED WITH A STEEP, DIFFICULT TERRAIN HAS BEEN QUITE A CHALLENGE FOR FIREFIGHTERS. A RESIDENT TOLD KCRA THREE SHE HEARD A LOUD BOOM BEFORE SHE SAW THE SMOKE. WELL, WE HEARD THE BOOM AND THEN WE STARTED TO SEE THE SMOKE. SO IT’S LIKE, OF COURSE, WHEN YOU START TO HEAR BOOMS AROUND HERE, OF COURSE YOU START TO LOOK UP AND YOU LOOK AT THE SKY BECAUSE YOU NEVER KNOW, ESPECIALLY WITH THE CALDOR FIRE. EVERYONE’S VERY SENSITIVE ABOUT BOOMS AND SMOKE, AND WE’RE IN FIRE SEASON. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE EVACUATION MAP. RED IS AN EVACUATION ORDER. YELLOW IS A WARNING. OFFICIALS SAY RESIDENTS YOU NEED TO BE READY TO LEAVE IMMEDIATELY. IF YOU’RE UNDER A WARNING THAT THEN CHANGES TO AN ORDER AN OVERNIGHT EVACUATION CENTER HAS BEEN SET UP IN CAMERON PARK. THIS IS AT THE COMMUNITY SERVICES DISTRICT OFFICE THAT IS ON COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE. WELL, HAPPENING RIGHT NOW, PG AND E IS ON A SECOND ROUND OF POWER SHUTOFFS AIMED AT PREVENTING THEIR EQUIPMENT FROM STARTING FIRES. HERE IS A LOOK AT THE PG AND E OUTAGE MAP. THOSE PURPLE UPSIDE DOWN TRIANGLES THAT YOU SEE, THOSE MARKED THE PLACES OF THE OUTAGES EVEN MORE OUTAGES COULD IMPACT SOME OF THE SAME AREAS THAT WERE UNDER A THREAT YESTERDAY. THEY DO INCLUDE TEN COUNTIES AND ABOUT 12,000 CUSTOMERS. A REMINDER THAT SEVERAL COUNTIES AND CITIES IN OUR AREA ARE OFFERING COOLING CENTERS THIS WEEK. YOU CAN FIND THAT FULL LIST BY SCANNING THE QR CODE ON YOUR SCREEN. MANY OF THE SITES DO OFFER WATER AND A PLACE TO CHARGE ELECTRONIC DEVICES. OUR LIST INCLUDES HOURS, LOCATIONS, AND WHETHER PETS ARE ALLOWED WELL, PEDESTRIANS IN THE HOSPITAL THIS THIS MORNING AFTER THEY WERE STRUCK BY A VEHICLE IN SACRAMENTO HAPPENED ON H STREET NEAR JUST AFTER 915 LAST NIGHT. POLICE SHUT DOWN H STREET FROM CAMILLA AVENUE TO CAMPUS COMMONS ROAD AS THEY INVESTIGATED. POLICE SAY A PERSON WAS WALKING IN THE AREA WHEN THEY WERE HIT BY A CAR. THEY WERE TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL. THEIR CONDITION IS NOT KNOWN. IT IS ALSO NOT KNOWN IF THE DRIVER STAYED ON SCENE. WE’LL KEEP YOU POSTED AS WE LEARN MORE. IT IS 508. TIME FOR ANOTHER CHECK OF KCRA 3 WEATHER AND TRAFFIC METEOROLOGIST TAMARA BERG. JOINING US NOW WITH DETAILS. YEAH, HEAT AND WIND TO THE BIG FEATURES AS WE GO INTO YOUR WEDNESDAY YET AGAIN. AND TEMPERATURES ARE LIKELY TO GET A LITTLE BIT HOTTER EVEN AS WE GO THROUGH THE DAY AHEAD. LOOK AT THIS VIEW AS THE SUN IS GETTING READY TO RISE DOWNTOWN. SACRAMENTO. THAT’S FROM FIVE, FIVE, FIVE CAPITAL MALL. A LITTLE BURST OF COLOR OFF ON THE HORIZON. THAT’S BECAUSE WE DO HAVE SOME FINE PARTICULATES OUT THERE. KEEP IN MIND, YESTERDAY WAS A BUSY DAY, ESPECIALLY FOR FOLKS THAT WORK IN IN FIRE AS WE HAD JUST THOSE. THE TWO MAIN FIRES THAT TOOK OFF THE THOMPSON FIRE AS WELL AS THE MOCCASIN FIRE. TEMPS ARE IN THE 70S RIGHT NOW IN THE VALLEY. AND LET’S TALK ABOUT AIR QUALITY, BECAUSE YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THOSE FINE PARTICULATES. UH, REALLY IT’S THE THOMPSON FIRE THAT’S BEEN PUTTING OUT MOST OF THE SMOKE AS IT’S GOING THROUGH. AND CHEWING THROUGH SOME REALLY HEAVY VEGETATION THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT. AND OF COURSE, DURING THE DAY YESTERDAY. SO YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THOSE FINER PARTICULATES. AND WE’VE GOT MODERATE AIR QUALITY CONCERNS AS YOU GO INTO AUBURN, CAMERON PARK, POLLOCK PINES WEST POINT. AND YOU KNOW, MELANIE WAS JUST SHOWING US IN OUR LIVE SHOT AND SAYING SHE COULD SMELL THE SMOKE. SO AGAIN, IF YOU HEAD OUT YOUR DOOR AND YOU’RE TRYING TO GO WORK OUT OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT, IF YOU CAN SMELL WILDFIRE SMOKE AND A HEAVY CONCENTRATION OF IT, NOT THE BEST IDEA TO BE OUTSIDE FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME. 88 TODAY IN TRUCKEE IS HOT AS 102. IN QUINCY WE’RE GOING UP TO 96. IN ARNOLD AT AROUND TWAIN HARTE. YOUR FOOTHILLS FORECAST LOOKS LIKE THIS FROM 102 IN GRASS VALLEY TO 103 IN PLACERVILLE, AND AS HOT AS 105 TODAY IN JACKSON, CLOSER TO THE COAST. YOU THINK MAYBE I CAN GET SOME RELIEF? WELL, THERE’S LITTLE RELIEF, BUT EVEN SAN FRANCISCO IS GOING TO BE MUCH WARMER THAN AVERAGE, WITH A HIGH OF 86, AND FAIRFIELD JOGS UP TO 110 FOR YOUR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. AFTER A MILD START TO THE DAY IN STOCKTON WILL WARM UP TO 111 109 TODAY IN MANTECA AS HOT AS 109 AS WELL IN MODESTO AND FOR THE SACRAMENTO VALLEY IN THE SUBURBS. IT’S GOING TO BE A HOT ONE OUT THERE. 1108 IN ELK GROVE. 107 IN DAVIS AS HOT AS 111 IN ROSEVILLE ROCKLIN AND LINCOLN NEIGHBORHOODS COMING UP HERE IN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES, I’LL TAKE YOU THROUGH WHAT’S AHEAD FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK. AND OF COURSE, LOOK TO YOUR 4TH OF JULY HOLIDAY. IT IS 510 RIGHT NOW. BRIAN, WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING ON THE ROADS? WE’LL START WITH A NICE SUNRISE HERE. INTERSTATE 80 AT ENTERPRISES WERE OUT IN WEST SACRAMENTO LOOKING OFF TOWARD THE EAST. THERE, WESTBOUND TRAFFIC COMING ON TO THE CAUSEWAY. NO ISSUES AS YOU CAN SEE THERE. EVERYTHING IN THE GREEN, EVEN AT THE TRANSITION POINT BETWEEN 50 AND 80, ALL COMING TOGETHER AT WESTBOUND 80. AND THEN HIGHWAY 50 OUT OF FOLSOM RANCHO CORDOVA AREA LOOKING GOOD, 80 OUT OF ROSEVILLE, NO PROBLEMS. AND IN STOCKTON, WE’RE MOSTLY CLEAR WITH JUST A COUPLE LITTLE PATCHES OF RED MODESTO. WE HAD AN EARLIER BIG RIG FIRE ON THE NORTHBOUND SIDE OF 99 AT STANFORD. THAT IS OVER TO THE SHOULDER THERE. JUST CLEANING THAT UP RIGHT NOW WITH SOME PRODUCE THAT WAS SPILLED OUT ONTO THE FREEWAY. AND THEN WESTBOUND, 132 SHOWING A LITTLE BIT OF SLOWING. NOW 80 RIGHT NOW, A TEN MINUTE RIDE FROM ROSEVILLE TO DOWNTOWN, HIGHWAY 50 15 MINUTES FROM FOLSOM TO 9999 NORTHBOUND, A TEN MINUTE RIDE AT I-5, 11 MINUTES OUT OF ELK GROVE. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. 511 IS YOUR TIME STILL AHEAD? BARREL ON THE WAY TO JAMAICA FOR THE LATEST ON THE PATH OF DAMAGE LEFT BY THE STORM. AND HOW IT’S IMPACTING AMERICANS THAT ARE STILL IN THE CARIBBEAN. ALSO, YOUR 4TH OF JULY COOKOUT COULD GIVE YOU SOME INSIGHT TO WHERE THE ECONOMY IS HEADED. THE TREND BEING REFLECTED BY GROCERY P

Car crash reported Highway 99 in Keyes

Updated: 9:03 AM PDT Jul 3, 2024

A car crash was reported Wednesday morning on East Keyes Road and southbound Highway 99, California Highway Patrol logs show.CHP was dispatched to the scene around 8:12 a.m. It was unclear what caused the crash, but at least two vehicles were involved and a possible minor injury was reported. Click the video player above to watch other headlines from KCRA News 3.See our live traffic map for updates.This story was curated by Hearst’s KCRA Alert Desk.If this story happened near you or someone you know, share this article with friends in your area using the KCRA mobile app so they know what is happening near them. The KCRA app is available for free in Apple’s App Store and on Google Play.See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app.

KEYES, Calif. —

A car crash was reported Wednesday morning on East Keyes Road and southbound Highway 99, California Highway Patrol logs show.

CHP was dispatched to the scene around 8:12 a.m.

It was unclear what caused the crash, but at least two vehicles were involved and a possible minor injury was reported.

Click the video player above to watch other headlines from KCRA News 3.

See our live traffic map for updates.

This story was curated by Hearst’s KCRA Alert Desk.

If this story happened near you or someone you know, share this article with friends in your area using the KCRA mobile app so they know what is happening near them. The KCRA app is available for free in Apple’s App Store and on Google Play.

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