Governor Gavin Newsom toured storm damage from heavy rains that caused flooding, landslides and sinkholes across California.
RELATED: Residents evacuate parts of California as storms cause deadly flooding
California is nowhere near done with the recent string of storms that have killed at least 17 people since last month, driven thousands from their homes and submerged roads and communities under flood waters.
Four more atmospheric rivers are heading toward the Golden State in the next 10 days, Gov. Gavin Newsom's office tweeted Tuesday, warning residents to "continue to prepare for heavy rainfall, extreme winds, and dangerous conditions.''
After a brief Tuesday night respite, the next storm is expected to arrive Wednesday in Northern California and also impact the Pacific Northwest. Another system is projected to hit Saturday and Sunday. "The endless stream of atmospheric river events will re-focus on Wednesday across northern California,'' the National Weather Service said. "Once again, heavy to excessive rain on already saturated ground may produce more flooding.''
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We need to eat more bugs to save California
Well Gavin, CA has has budget surpluses for several years. So put your hand in your own wallet and bail yourself out. You didn’t spend it all on stupid crap…did you?
Fraud
It rained and now the dirt is soaked 🙄
Maybe that is GOD way of saying, you have a problem, fix it.