Tornado Hits Northern California, Leaving 170,000 Without Power

The storm caused significant damage in Scotts Valley and San Francisco, with injuries reported and ongoing flooding risks.

A tornado struck Scotts Valley, California, near Santa Cruz, overturning cars, uprooting trees, and damaging infrastructure.
The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado based on video and photographic evidence.
San Francisco experienced severe weather, including heavy rain and winds reaching 100 km/h, prompting temporary tornado warnings.
Massive power outages affected over 170,000 households across California, with 13,000 in San Francisco alone losing electricity.
Authorities continue to warn residents of potential flooding and hazardous weather conditions in the aftermath of the storm.