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A powerful atmospheric river drenched Northern California on October 24, 2021, with the National Weather Service issuing flood warnings.
The downpour broke the one-day rainfall record for downtown San Francisco, while also making it the area’s second-wettest October on record. Several rainfall totals passed the one-foot mark.
The National Weather Service said heavy rain, high-elevation snow, and gusty winds were forecast for central and northern California, the Sierra Nevada, and the Great Basin on Monday.
This video, posted to Twitter by @joycezc, shows a child attempting to walk through the floodwater before shrieking and retreating. The post was captioned “OK maybe a little bit too much rain today.”
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Credit: @joycezc via Storyful
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Story Image: A child is seen surveying the high water in northern California. (Courtesy: @joycezc via Storyful)