Two thirds of residents in California are under a flood warning as storms loom
California has been hit by 'atmospheric rivers' almost constantly since Dec 26
The storms have already claimed the lives of 19 people
Around 70,000 people are without power in the Golden State
The areas bracing for the worst are Monterey County and Merced County in the northern part of the state
By PAUL FARRELL FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
There is no end in sight for the catastrophic rainfall that has rocked California in recent days as more 'atmospheric rivers' head towards the Golden State with 25 million people, or two thirds of the state under a flood warning.
The storms come just as the state was beginning to recover from the recent Bomb Cyclone.
The recent 'atmospheric rivers' have left at least 19 people dead, could cut off the peninsula of Monterrey in the northern part of the state as well as threatening the Salinas Valley, where 70 percent of lettuce in the US originates from. .......more below
