5 injured, 'extensive' property damage reported following EF1 tornado in Scotts Valley
Five people were injured and "extensive" property damage was reported by city officials after an EF1 tornado hit Scotts Valley during a thunderstorm.
Scotts Valley roads, businesses reopen after EF1 tornado injured 5
After a rare tornado earning an EF-1 rating from the National Weather Service in Scotts Valley Saturday afternoon toppled cars and forced residents to take cover, police Sunday said the number of reported injuries remains consistent at five with no fatalities reported as the cleanup continued.
EF1 tornado in Scotts Valley, big rigs and cars overturned from high-speed winds
An apparent tornado touched down in a small Northern California city Saturday, flipping cars, causing significant damage and sending several people to the hospital. The National Weather Service said the apparent tornado touched down at about 1:40 p.m. local time in Scotts Valley, about 30 miles south of San Jose.
People in Scotts Valley react a day after EF1 tornado touches down on busy street
Terror and destruction along Mt Hermon Road in Scotts Valley after an EF1 Tornado touched down along a busy shopping plaza Saturday afternoon.
Scotts Valley tornado categorized as EF1, NWS says
The National Weather Service says a tornado hit Scotts Valley on Saturday at around 1:40 p.m. Several people were injured during the tornado. The NWS stated that a preliminary damage survey determined that the tornado was categorized as a 1 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale.
Several injured, significant damage caused after tornado touches down in California
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. — Several people were injured, and significant damage was caused by a tornado on Saturday in Santa Cruz County.
NWS Bay Area rates Scotts Valley tornado an EF1
The National Weather Service is rating the Scotts Valley Tornado an EF1 after a survey by the agency. According to the NWS, the event lasted from 1:39 pm to 1:44 pm, traveling at a length of 0.31 miles and a width of 30 yards,
US: Tornado Touches Down In Scotts Valley, California, Injuring Several People
A tornado touched down in Scotts Valley near Santa Cruz, Northern California, on Saturday afternoon, December 14, flipping cars, knocking down power lines, and causing extensive damage, leaving several people injured.
Several injured, including firefighter, after tornado touches down in Scotts Valley
The National Weather Service says that a tornado hit Scotts Valley on Saturday at around 1:40 p.m. Several people were injured during the tornado.
Updates on Bay Area storm-related problems: Tornado reported in Scotts Valley, road closures
Rain made its way to the Bay Area in the form of an atmospheric river, bringing heavy downpours and strong winds into Saturday, resulting in downed trees, road closures and other problems.
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