- Torrential rains in California and Texas triggered flash floods and emergency situations.
- San Diego declared a state of emergency due to severe flooding, with numerous rescues and property damage.
- Northern California, Texas, and other states faced diverse weather challenges, including potential avalanches and ice storms.
California and Texas experienced severe weather conditions with torrential rains causing flash floods and widespread emergencies.
In San Diego, the situation escalated to a state of emergency. The city’s mayor, Todd Gloria, responded to the crisis by opening shelters for displaced residents. Floodwaters in San Diego overwhelmed neighborhoods and highways, including Interstate 15, leading to significant property damage and disruption. The San Diego Fire Department conducted numerous rescues from the overflowing San Diego and Tijuana rivers. In addition to San Diego, northern California towns like Guerneville experienced over 4 inches of rain in 24 hours, causing local creeks to overflow and schools to close.