San Diego Struck by Record January Floods and Emergency Declared
San Diego endured a historic deluge with 2.73 inches of rain on Monday, the citys wettest January day since 1850, prompting Gov. Newsom to declare a state of emergency for San Diego and Ventura counties. Rescue crews saved residents from flooded streets and rivers while Red Cross opened an emergency shelter as city pumps maxed out.
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