"A SMALL TORNADO EF0 CREATED DAMAGE IN SOUTH LOS ANGELES FROM THE INTERSECTION OF S. VERMONT AVE AND W. GAGE AVE TO 57TH STREET AND S. FIQUEROA ST. DAMAGE REPORTED INCLUDES, AN APARTMENT COMPLEX ROOF, TREES, TWO RESIDENTIAL ROOFS, AND DAMAGE TO A STEEL BILLBOARD. EF0 WINDS SPEEDS RANGE FROM 65 TO 85 MPH."
.@NWSLosAngeles has confirmed #tornado damage 5 miles SSW of #LA. Estimated wind speeds 65-85 mph. #Caliwx pic.twitter.com/Giq7GeUZFc
— The Weather Channel (@weatherchannel) December 13, 2014
RT @KTLA: Tornado did indeed strike South LA this morning, @NWSLosAngeles confirms http://t.co/WF5Z752UqB pic.twitter.com/R8WXz4TaEZ"
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) December 13, 2014
RT @crystalNBCLA: Pic @MichelleNBCLA -NWS confirmed EF-0 tornado earlier in S. #LA. Winds 65mph+, tree/roof damage. pic.twitter.com/p5fUVP4JG3
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) December 13, 2014
Even a water spout was caught on camera off the coast of Newport beach on 12/12/2014!
RT @PabloWeather: Waterspout captured in Newport Beach, California Friday. #LAweather pic.twitter.com/4aKBSYJVjY
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) December 13, 2014
RT @JimCantore: Great capture!! @jasoncoker05: Waterspout captured by my girlfriend in Newport Beach, California pic.twitter.com/mMhC1BcxQW
— NWS Los Angeles (@NWSLosAngeles) December 12, 2014
And in case you forgot what the tornado looked like in the film The Day After Tomorrow, here you go!
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