Intense thunderstorm floods Disneyland as parkgoers scramble for cover
An intense thunderstorm that hit Orange County Friday night left guests at Disneyland Park scrambling for cover as the downpour left walkways flooded and shut down outdoor attractions. The intense thunderstorm hit the region around 7 p.m.
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