A tornado that ripped through a portion of Montebello, tearing rooftops from some industrial buildings and leaving 17 structures damagedThe day after a tornado ripped through an area of Montebello, business owners on Thursday surveyed the heavy damage as cleanup operations continued.
The tornado tore rooftops from several industrial buildings and left 17 structures damaged, 11 of which were red-tagged. Across the street from Koi Koi Trading, at Niki's Sports, the owner is also facing millions in loss and damage.
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Small Tornado Tears Roof From Montebello Business, Sending Debris Flying Into Parking Lot and StreetsThe roof of a Montebello business was damaged Wednesday by what the National Weather Service described as a small tornado during another day of severe weather in Southern California. you are not joking. could we get another one? Weather just went crazy in Sherman Oaks!
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Possible Tornado Tears Roof From Montebello Business, Sending Debris Flying Into Parking Lot and StreetsFootage from inside an Arco station in Montebello shows a small tornado whip debris around. The National Weather Service confirmed this was indeed a small tornado. More coverage here: 🎥: Sylvia Mcgee Lets just go right up the window while there's big heavy flying debris outside. 🙄 Longtime City residents might remember a more destructive tornado in March 1983 that travelled several miles from (what we used to call) South Central to the Convention Center area downtown.
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Tornado Tears Roof From Montebello Business, Sending Debris Flying Into Parking Lot and StreetsUPDATE: National Weather Service confirms tornado touched down in Montebello. Crews are still surveying the area to determine how strong the twister was.
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