(KRON) — A family of nine was saved from a home surrounded by a rushing river along Highway 80 Sunday, roughly 30 miles northwest of Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada. Rescuers with the Placer County Sheriff's Office, California Highway Patrol, the Truckee Fire Protection District and California St ate Parks were dispatched to the rescue near Big Bend at about 11:45 a.m. CHP shared footage of the rescue on Hampshire Rocks Road, along the South Yuba River. The video shows rescuers sliding a children’s car seat across a fire truck ladder extender over the raging water below. It's unclear if a child was inside the seat during the rescue. The South Yuba River rages around a home along Highway 80, northwest of Lake Tahoe, as an atmpospheric river brings heavy rain and snow to the region. (CHP) More than 15,000 customers still without power in San Francisco after major outage “Flood watch is in effect and please take it seriously,” the California Highway Patrol wrote on social media. Truckee Fire Protection District Battalion Chief Ryan Ochoa told KRON4 News that this isn't the first time rising water has threatened the home, which sits on the edge of the South Yuba River. All nine members of the family were rescued without injury. The Placer County Sheriff's Office has issued an evacuation warning for possible flooding near Hampshire Rocks Road, between Donner Pass Road and Cisco Road. "Additional flooding may occur with little notice," the sheriff's office said. "Residents should prepare now by gathering essential items, monitoring official alerts, and being ready to move to higher ground if conditions worsen." ...read more read less