Southern California has been getting pounded with rain. Friday, that rain led to a firetrucks and a couple of cars getting swallowed up by the earth.
A fire truck went over the side of the 15 freeway in the Cajon Pass when the rain-soaked roadway gave out.
Luckily, no one was hurt.
Per @CalTrans8: SB 15 in #CajonPass. Emergency repairs estimated at $3 million. #CaStorm pic.twitter.com/Cr6mFixo6x
— SBCUSD OES (@SBCUSD_OES) February 18, 2017
CajonPass(Update): All firefighters confirmed safe. The lane under the fire engine has failed, and the engine has gone over the side.
— SB County Fire (@SBCOUNTYFIRE) February 18, 2017
Meanwhile, in Studio City, two cars ended up in a 20-foot sinkhole.
#amazing #video as 2nd vehicle falls into sinkhole in #studiocity . 2 drivers escape serious injury. Latest on the #sinkhole at 11pm @ABC7 pic.twitter.com/A068vejkfG
— Leanne Suter (@abc7leanne) February 18, 2017
Firefighters rescued a woman from the sinkhole by lowering a ladder down to her.
Cars fall into a 20 foot sinkhole in Studio City CA after today's storm. @NBCLA pic.twitter.com/g8hHwL6mfV
— Sean Browning (@ShootSeanNBCLA) February 18, 2017
