Flood Fiasco: Residents Reflect on This Year’s Storms Nadia Soberg and Otto Kiss Meyerfreund May 17, 2023
Lost in the flames: Fires’ impact on our community’s psyche Melody Xu, Bella Daly and Sasha Boudtchenko October 1, 2021
Ellis Obrien, InFocus Weather Forecaster, Takes School By Storm Natalie Maemura and Lucy Fox December 1, 2014
![A large tree branch fell on top of the English building at Palo Alto High School after storms swept through Palo Alto and the Bay Area earlier this month. This however, has not been an uncommon event recently. Paly sophomore Satoshi Isayama noted some of the precautions he saw people taking. “Some of my neighbors even cut smaller branches off to prevent further [storm] damage,” Isayama said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Screenshot-2024-02-28-at-2.09.44-PM-1200x809.png)
![RAIN RIVER — Palo Alto resident Nana Chancellor said she watched the water rise in the San Francisquito Creek on New Year’s Eve. “The speed at which [the water] rose and came down the street was really shocking,” Chancellor said. Photo: Nadia Soberg](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screenshot-2023-03-21-164855-900x323.png)
