Residents in Northern California are facing severe flooding and mudslides as an atmospheric river brings heavy rainfall to the region. Evacuations have been ordered along the rapidly rising Russian River, affecting low-lying areas and prompting the evacuation of patients from the Santa Rosa medical center. Dramatic incidents include multiple homes tumbling into the river due to landslides, particularly in Forestville and Sonoma County. Authorities have reported nearly two dozen road closures, advising residents to exercise caution while traveling. A flood warning remains in effect for Napa County, with meteorologists closely monitoring both the Russian and Napa rivers for potential flooding.