A deadly storm whipped through the Bay Area on Tuesday afternoon and brought record-breaking winds and heavy rain with it.
In San Francisco nearly 80 mile an hour wind gusts were strong enough to send a brown futon flying through the sky.
The wind also produced rough waves in the San Francisco Bay near the Ferry Building. The water was rough enough for all ferry service to be canceled.
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