Southern California Hit by Storm, Possible Tornado in LA County
Southern California faced severe weather conditions on March 13, 2025, as a powerful storm brought heavy rain and strong winds, threatening flooding and mudslides across the region. The storm's impact was felt particularly in Los Angeles County, where a possible tornado was reported in Pico Rivera, causing significant concern among residents.
The National Weather Service is currently investigating whether a tornado touched down in the area after reports of trees being knocked down and other damages. Videos and photos circulating on social media show the extent of the destruction, with some structures visibly affected by the storm's ferocity.
Local authorities have advised residents to stay indoors and remain vigilant as the storm continues to pose risks of further flooding and landslides. Emergency services are on high alert, ready to respond to any additional incidents as the weather system moves through the region.
Detailed Tornado touches down in Pico Rivera
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Where in Pico Rivera did the tornado hit?
The EF0 tornado happened around 3:15 a.m. and lasted about two minutes with 85 miles per hour winds, officials said. The NWS sent a team of six meteorologists to survey the damage that spanned across four blocks near Glencannon Drive and Church Street, which included several toppled trees and downtown power lines.
Did a tornado hit Los Angeles?
The National Weather Service confirmed that a tornado touched down in Los Angeles County Thursday morning and said it's possible another could develop. “This is a confirmed EF-0 tornado, a high-end EF-0 tornado at 85 mph that moved through Pico Rivera at approximately 3:15 a.m.,” a weather official said.
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