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Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by 8DonCo Wed Mar 22, 2023 11:23 pm
At least one person was injured after a rare [url=https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/28/weather/tornado-facts-formation-supercell-xpn/index.html#:~:text=The smaller tornadoes have winds,at more than 300 mph.]tornado[/url] hit a city just southeast of Los Angeles Wednesday, local officials said.
The “intense microcell” hit an industrial area of Montebello, according to Michael Chee, a city public information officer. At least 17 buildings were damaged, 11 so severely the fire department deemed them too dangerous to use, Chee told CNN.
“There was flying debris and everything!!!!” tweeted one person who shared a video of the storm. The video zooms in on a mass of dark gray clouds consuming the sky and tapering down toward land.
The reported injury is considered minor, Chee said at a news conference.
The National Weather Service in Los Angeles confirmed Wednesday evening that the storm was a tornado, but haven’t yet given it an EF rating as they are still assessing the damage.
At least one commercial building was damaged in the storm Wednesday.
Tornadoes are rare in California, with fewer than 10 per year on average, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Most tornadoes in the state are small and short lived.
They are commonly referred to as landspouts (similar to a waterspout, but over land). These differ from more traditional tornadoes that form from rotating thunderstorms, like those common in the Central Plains and the Southeast. While landspouts can cause damage, it is generally not extensive or severe.
On Tuesday evening, a weak tornado hit a mobile home park in Carpinteria – a seaside city northwest of Los Angeles, the weather service confirmed Wednesday. The service rated it as an EF-0, with winds of 75 mph.
The tornado damaged 25 mobile home units in the Sandpiper Village mobile home park and caused minor tree damage to an adjacent cemetery.
Additional video of the Montebello storm shows a swirling cloud of black debris as the roof of a nearby building gets blown off. Vehicles can be seen with damage and shattered windows.
“The roof came off this building,” a witness says as he records a parking lot full of damaged vehicles.
“This is stuff you see in Ohio, Arkansas… Not Montebello,” another witness is heard saying.
Wednesday’s intense weather comes as California has been plagued in recent months by at least 12 atmospheric rivers that have brought devastating flooding and hurricane-force winds. An atmospheric river is like a fire hose that carries saturated air from the tropics to higher latitudes, dumping relentless rain or snow.
The “intense microcell” hit an industrial area of Montebello, according to Michael Chee, a city public information officer. At least 17 buildings were damaged, 11 so severely the fire department deemed them too dangerous to use, Chee told CNN.
“There was flying debris and everything!!!!” tweeted one person who shared a video of the storm. The video zooms in on a mass of dark gray clouds consuming the sky and tapering down toward land.
The reported injury is considered minor, Chee said at a news conference.
The National Weather Service in Los Angeles confirmed Wednesday evening that the storm was a tornado, but haven’t yet given it an EF rating as they are still assessing the damage.
At least one commercial building was damaged in the storm Wednesday.
KABC
Tornadoes are rare in California, with fewer than 10 per year on average, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Most tornadoes in the state are small and short lived.
They are commonly referred to as landspouts (similar to a waterspout, but over land). These differ from more traditional tornadoes that form from rotating thunderstorms, like those common in the Central Plains and the Southeast. While landspouts can cause damage, it is generally not extensive or severe.
On Tuesday evening, a weak tornado hit a mobile home park in Carpinteria – a seaside city northwest of Los Angeles, the weather service confirmed Wednesday. The service rated it as an EF-0, with winds of 75 mph.
The tornado damaged 25 mobile home units in the Sandpiper Village mobile home park and caused minor tree damage to an adjacent cemetery.
Additional video of the Montebello storm shows a swirling cloud of black debris as the roof of a nearby building gets blown off. Vehicles can be seen with damage and shattered windows.
“The roof came off this building,” a witness says as he records a parking lot full of damaged vehicles.
“This is stuff you see in Ohio, Arkansas… Not Montebello,” another witness is heard saying.
Wednesday’s intense weather comes as California has been plagued in recent months by at least 12 atmospheric rivers that have brought devastating flooding and hurricane-force winds. An atmospheric river is like a fire hose that carries saturated air from the tropics to higher latitudes, dumping relentless rain or snow.
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Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by 8DonCo Wed Mar 22, 2023 11:24 pm
đúng là rare, LA mà bị tornado
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Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by BeiBei Thu Mar 23, 2023 9:26 am
Cali is so corrupted. Did you hear about the state compensating each tay den 300k (more or less) vi ancestors ho tung lam no^ le^.?
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Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by 8DonCo Thu Mar 23, 2023 9:30 am
BeiBei wrote:Cali is so corrupted. Did you hear about the state compensating each tay den 300k (more or less) vi ancestors ho tung lam no^ le^.?
Nói cho vui thôi, how do you prove ? not that simple
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Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by LoveStory08 Thu Mar 23, 2023 10:46 am
BeiBei wrote:Cali is so corrupted. Did you hear about the state compensating each tay den 300k (more or less) vi ancestors ho tung lam no^ le^.?
Why is it corupted?
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Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by BeiBei Thu Mar 23, 2023 3:31 pm
LoveStory08 wrote:BeiBei wrote:Cali is so corrupted. Did you hear about the state compensating each tay den 300k (more or less) vi ancestors ho tung lam no^ le^.?
Why is it corupted?
Nhieu lam, ke ko het.
BeiBei
Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by Tu* Khoai Thu Mar 23, 2023 4:05 pm
8DonCo wrote:BeiBei wrote:Cali is so corrupted. Did you hear about the state compensating each tay den 300k (more or less) vi ancestors ho tung lam no^ le^.?
Nói cho vui thôi, how do you prove ? not that simple
how to prove ? they would say that "I watch the news on youtubes. Youtubes is my sources for news ...
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Re: Los Angeles area hit by rare tornado
by Bất Trí Thu Mar 23, 2023 5:12 pm
Hôm nay mình nói chuyện này với Bard, chứ không chơi với chatGPT thì nó trả lời vầy:
There are a number of factors that contribute to corruption in California.
One factor is the state's large size and population. California is the most populous state in the United States, with over 39 million residents. This size and population can make it difficult to keep track of all government activity and to ensure that all officials are acting in the best interests of the public.
Another factor is the state's complex government system. California has a number of different levels of government, including the federal government, state government, county government, city government, and special districts. This complex system can make it difficult to hold officials accountable for their actions.
Finally, California is a wealthy state with a lot of opportunities for corruption. The state has a large number of businesses and wealthy individuals, which can provide opportunities for bribery and other forms of corruption.
There are a number of things that can be done to address corruption in California. One is to increase transparency and accountability in government. This can be done by passing laws that require officials to disclose their financial interests and to make government records more accessible to the public.
Another is to strengthen the state's ethics laws. These laws can be made more effective by increasing penalties for violations and by providing more resources for enforcement.
Finally, the state can increase public awareness of corruption and its effects. This can be done by educating the public about the different forms of corruption and how to report it.
By taking these steps, California can reduce corruption and improve the quality of life for all its residents.
There are a number of factors that contribute to corruption in California.
One factor is the state's large size and population. California is the most populous state in the United States, with over 39 million residents. This size and population can make it difficult to keep track of all government activity and to ensure that all officials are acting in the best interests of the public.
Another factor is the state's complex government system. California has a number of different levels of government, including the federal government, state government, county government, city government, and special districts. This complex system can make it difficult to hold officials accountable for their actions.
Finally, California is a wealthy state with a lot of opportunities for corruption. The state has a large number of businesses and wealthy individuals, which can provide opportunities for bribery and other forms of corruption.
There are a number of things that can be done to address corruption in California. One is to increase transparency and accountability in government. This can be done by passing laws that require officials to disclose their financial interests and to make government records more accessible to the public.
Another is to strengthen the state's ethics laws. These laws can be made more effective by increasing penalties for violations and by providing more resources for enforcement.
Finally, the state can increase public awareness of corruption and its effects. This can be done by educating the public about the different forms of corruption and how to report it.
By taking these steps, California can reduce corruption and improve the quality of life for all its residents.
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