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A massive 30-by-20 foot sinkhole tore apart a street in the Bay Area of San Francisco on Wednesday, according to a CBS local San Francisco affiliate.
The sinkhole, caused by heavy overnight rain, sits at the intersection of Lake Street and Sixth Avenue.
Jean Walsh, a spokesperson for the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, told CBS that sand had eroded around an underground water main pipe at the intersection. As a result, the pipe collapsed, causing rocks and sand to erode.
The sinkhole, caused by heavy overnight rain, sits at the intersection of Lake Street and Sixth Avenue.