Russian River rises again, flooding Guerneville By Amy Graff , Senior News Editor Feb 8, 2017 The river rose above its flood stage level of 32 feet and reached a peak of 34.4 feet at about 6 a.m..

Russian River flooding is seen along River Road near Forestville, Calif., on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019. (Jane Tyska /Bay Area News Group) GUERNEVILLE, CALIFORNIA.

40 feet brings major flooding along the Russian River, making travel on River Road in Guerneville "very difficult." In Northwood, upper Redwood Drive floods. In Cazadero, Austin Creek Road floods.

Bill Larcher hits a dead end at flooded Wohler Road a few miles east of Guerneville, Calif., Monday, Jan. 9, 2017, as the Russian River area recovers from the flooding caused by Sunday's downpour ...

GUERNEVILLE, CA – FEB. 28: Flooding is seen in downtown Guerneville, Calif., on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019. The Russian River is in the foreground.

Flooding is expected to get worse in North Bay, Russian River. The flooding is expected to get worse along the Russian River in the North Bay's Guerneville. Tom Vacar keeps an eye on the rising water.

GUERNEVILLE (CBS SF) – While torrential rains that have pounded the North Bay have subsided, the flooded Russian Rivers left parts of several communities in Sonoma County submerged under water ...

Russian River flooding is seen along River Road near Forestville, Calif., on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2019. (Jane Tyska /Bay Area News Group) GUERNEVILLE, CALIFORNIA.

They expected a little bit of flooding along the Russian River, but what Guerneville residents found when they returned to the flood-ravaged community shocked them. 24/7 Live San Francisco East ...

GUERNEVILLE -- People living along the Russian River in Guerneville are bracing for flooding while helping their neighbors handle the ongoing storms. The rain continued to pound the North Bay ...

Bracing for worst flooding in 24 years, residents 'know the drill' but with the Russian River forecast to crest Wednesday at 14 feet above flood stage, there's a new urgency to this evacuation.

Since 1940, the Russian River has poured over its banks at Guerneville a stunning 38 times, an average of nearly once every other year. Skip to content.