CALIFORNIA EVACUATES 26,000,000 PEOPLE! REPEATED FLOODS IN SACRAMENTO!

Atmospheric rivers are storms, similar to rivers in the sky, that drop huge amounts of rain and can cause floods, cause landslides, and result in loss of life, and massive property damage. Rain and snow fed by the atmospheric river hit California for days, causing severe flooding and killing at least 19 people across the state. The rains are subsiding across much of California, giving the state a much-needed break from relentless storms that have turned neighborhoods into lakes, damaged highways, and forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate across the state. Heavy rain, wind, and snow hit California again, triggering flood warnings and power outages in several regions. Storms are expected to continue, the National Weather Service said. President Joe Biden declared the storms a major disaster and ordered federal assistance to supplement local recovery efforts in affected areas. Flood warnings have been issued for the Bay Area and Central Valley, including Mendocino, Napa, Marin, Sonoma, Sacramento, Merced and Fresno counties. In Monterey County, on the central coast, an evacuation order was issued, where the overflowing Salinas River flooded farmland. In California, which has received as much rain in three weeks as it normally does in an entire year in some areas, the latest in a series of deadly storms is expected to leave the state.