Record-Breaking Winter Storm Floods Streets and Disrupts City Services
Record-Breaking Winter Storm Floods Streets and Disrupts City Services
San Francisco, CA — A powerful winter storm battered the Bay Area overnight, bringing torrential rain and gale-force winds that caused widespread flooding, downed power lines, and paralyzed parts of the city.
Downtown San Francisco saw nearly three inches of rain in 24 hours, with the Mission District and SoMa experiencing the worst of the flooding. BART service was delayed across multiple lines, while Muni suspended operations on several routes due to impassable streets.
City officials declared a state of emergency early this morning, urging residents to stay indoors and avoid flooded areas. Crews worked around the clock to clear storm drains and restore power to affected neighborhoods. Mayor Breed reassured residents in a press conference, stating, “We are deploying every resource to ensure safety and minimize damage.”
The National Weather Service forecasts more rain in the coming days, raising concerns about landslides and further disruptions. Residents are advised to prepare for continued severe weather.
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