Sonoma County is still dealing with the impact of last week's historic rainfall, with some local residents raising questions about whether officials did enough to warn people.

Two bodies were found in Sonoma County, one in a creek in Santa Rosa and another in a submerged vehicle in Guerneville, after historic Bay Area floods.

On Friday at 3 a.m. an updated flood warning was issued by the NWS San Francisco CA valid from Friday 9 p.m. until further notice.

While the weather on Saturday offered a break from recent rains, Sonoma County is still having to contend with flooded driveways, fields, and grounds soaked in water, and flooded roadways.

A man died when he was found in a flooded vehicle after an atmospheric river dumped heavy rain in Northern California, authorities said.

Two people have now died as severe floodwaters hit Sonoma County, KTVU has confirmed. This comes as an atmospheric river has been dumping water on the West Coast.

A person has died after being submerged in a vehicle in floodwater near Highway 116 and Mays Canyon Road in Guerneville, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office. At 11:29 a.m. on Saturday, the sheriff’s office was informed of a person trapped in a vehicle that was in floodwater in Guerneville.

Guerneville floodwater claimed the life of a person who appears to have tried to drive through it Saturday morning, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff’s Office, which is investigating the death. Authorities received a call at 11:30 a.

One person was found dead inside a flooded vehicle in Guerneville on Saturday morning, the Sonoma County Sheriff confirmed to KTVU.