A tornado warning was issued for residents of Northern California on Friday, with the National Weather Service alerting that an EF1 tornado touched down in Tehama County. The tornado, which was confirmed to have winds between 86 and 110 miles per hour, caused damage to homes and trees in the area. The tornado struck around 2:30 PM, affecting the small communities in the region. Emergency services reported downed power lines and debris scattered throughout the streets. One resident, who witnessed the event, stated, ‘I have never seen anything like it; the sky turned dark, and then there was this loud roar.’ As a result of the tornado, nearly 3,000 residents lost power, and restoration efforts are underway. The storm system continues to pose threats, and authorities urge individuals to remain vigilant. Further, on social media, images and videos surfaced showing the tornado’s formation, with viewers captivated by its raw power. Meanwhile, weather experts predict ongoing severe weather conditions across the state, reinforcing the need for preparedness.
Tornado Touches Down in Northern California, Emergency Services on Alert
