Wind damage prompts shelter-in-place and evacuation orders in San Francisco.
TL;DR
A window pane blown off from a high-rise building in San Francisco's Financial District prompted a shelter-in-place order. Police shut down nearby streets for the response and investigation, and said another window was at-risk of falling. Falling glass is not the only incident involving a blown-out window at the high-rise building. The incident happened as heavy rain and strong winds from an atmospheric river storm wreak havoc across the Bay Area.
- Window Pane Blown Off From SF High-Rise Building Prompts Shelter-in-Place Order NBC Bay Area
- Report of falling glass from San Francisco high rise prompts shelter-in-place, officials say ABC7 News Bay Area
- Wind damage causes falling glass from SF high-rise and toppled truck on San Rafael bridge KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
- Evacuation order lifted after glass falls from SF skyscraper SFGATE
- Shelter in place due to glass falling off SF high rise lifted KRON4
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