As California Faces Storms, Extreme Winds Cause Power Outage in Sacramento

Heavy snow and rain in Northern and Central California over Saturday night but started clear in many places by sunday.

In San Francisco, the sun shone through scattered clouds. in morning and inhabitants took advantage of Dryer weather there. More than 50 volunteers gathered outside the Manny, the cafe and the community meeting. space in heart of in cityMissionary District, for disco style garbage collector. The music was blaring in cafe as volunteers of all ages dressed up in shimmery orange building vests and disco ball necklaces collected gloves and gear before fanning out on surrounding blocks.

Although group meets every Sunday help improve the area organization carried out additional explanatory work in order to obtain more volunteers for storm is pureup. “Everyone was extra pumped up up today at hit the earth runs and gathers after all were alone in them house during rainstorms,” said Rosamand Carr, a 26-year-old woman.year-old financial analyst who attended the cleaningup.

However, she is getting ready. for in next the consignment of storms. “I have my puzzles, I have my book,” she said. She filled up several bottles of water with water, candles and lanterns on hand if she loses power. “In addition, we are mentally preparing down inside,” she said.

The day before, Elijah Kaplan, 29-year- old video editor who life in Presidio area, resigned to waiting longer to do a major overhaul on his apartment, which is under a hill and where water continues to seep into the walls every day. He took the tie on hiking boots and wading through knee-deep mud to dig a trench to divert water from his home, but he knows that more storms are coming.

“It was a huge pain and destruction for everyone of our life, but we also recognize that we survived the drought,” Mr. Kaplan said. “Even this stormy amount of the rain is still just a drop in bucket for what California needs.”

Monday morning that some weatherman in Los Angeles weather office call to “main show” begins. A powerful atmospheric river will begin in Northern part of state on Monday before moving south during the day and on Tuesday.