<caption><image_26>The image shows a large control room with multiple computer monitors and desks. The room appears to be a control center or a control room, as there are multiple screens on the walls and a large window on the right side of the room. The desks are arranged in rows and are filled with people, some sitting and some standing. The people are working on their computers and appear to be engaged in some kind of task. The image is taken from a high angle, looking down on the room and the people working. The overall atmosphere of the control room is busy and organized.</caption><transcript><audio_27>feet per second that decision considers The Heavy Rain that's expected to drop over the next several days Cal OES FEMA and the unified coordinating group continue to closely watch developments at Oroville Dam and</transcript><caption><image_28>The image shows a middle-aged man in a black shirt standing in front of a blue banner with the logo of the Cal OES. He appears to be in an office or a conference room with other people in the background. The man is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression on his face. He has short blonde hair and is wearing a black collared shirt. The banner behind him has the same logo and the words "Cal OES" written in white letters.</caption><transcript><audio_29>support dwr they're also working to prepare contingency plans for those impending storms Statewide that's pre-positioning resources making sure that we have the right equipment and the right people and the right items in the</transcript><transcript><audio_30>right place so that we can minimize the time frame it takes to get them in place once we need them for more up-to-date information be sure to go to oesnews.com and click on the Oroville Spillway emergency Banner for access to our</transcript><video><caption><image_31>The image is an aerial view of a large industrial building with a blue and white color scheme. The building appears to be a large warehouse or warehouse complex with multiple levels and a flat roof. It is surrounded by trees and greenery, and there is a road running through the center of the image. On the right side of the building, there are several roads and highways, and on the left side, there is an open area with several cars parked on the side. At the top of the page, there has a banner with the logo of a company or organization, and at the bottom, there appears to have a banner for a website or website.</caption><caption><image_32>The image is an aerial view of a large industrial area with a large building in the center. The building appears to be a large warehouse or warehouse complex with multiple floors and a flat roof. It is surrounded by trees and greenery, and there are several roads and buildings visible in the background. The image is divided into three sections, each with a different color scheme.

The first section on the top left shows the building with a blue roof and a white exterior. The second section shows a parking lot with several cars parked in it. The third section has a banner that reads "Drought Get the Facts" and a banner with the text "Crocodile Spillway Emergency". The fourth section has an image of a volcano with the number 33 on it, indicating that it is an earthquake.</caption><caption><image_33>The image is a collage of three different images. The top image shows an aerial view of a large industrial area with several buildings and cars parked in the parking lot. The buildings appear to be modern and well-maintained, with a white exterior and a blue roof. The parking lot is surrounded by trees and greenery, and there are several cars parked on the side of the road.

The bottom image on the top left shows a banner with the text "Save Our Water" and the logo of the company. The banner also has the words "Drought, Get the Facts" and "Orville Spillway Emergency" written on it. The bottom image in the middle shows an image of a tornado with smoke coming out of it, and the text on the bottom right reads "Earthquake Early Warning System".</caption></video> feet per second that decision considers The Heavy Rain that's expected to drop over the next several days Cal OES FEMA and the unified coordinating group continue to closely watch developments at Oroville Dam and support dwr they're also working to prepare contingency plans for those impending storms Statewide that's pre-positioning resources making sure that we have the right equipment and the right people and the right items in the right place so that we can minimize the time frame it takes to get them in place once we need them for more up-to-date information be sure to go to oesnews.com and click on the Oroville Spillway emergency Banner for access to our
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