Sandbags, scams, and a flying manhole cover: How SF is prepping for Super El Niño
San Francisco residents and businesses are preparing for the upcoming stormy season by taking precautions against potential flooding and infrastructure issues.
Some establishments are fielding calls for “sanity checks” ahead of the stormy season. Others are taking precautions to keep their own floors dry.
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