
El Niño Brings Second Day of Chaos to California
A second day of powerful storms unleashed by El Niño brought flooding, power outages and heavy snowfall to drought-ravaged California.

A second day of powerful storms unleashed by El Niño brought flooding, power outages and heavy snowfall to drought-ravaged California.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for San Diego County, California on Wednesday afternoon.

The forecasts were right: New York is officially warmer than Los Angeles on Christmas Day, thanks to El Niño.

Tornadoes plagued parts of the South on Wednesday, claiming seven lives and injuring many more. One driver captured the frightening moment that the deadly winds took down a semi-truck on a highway in Mississippi. (h/t DailyMail) Follow Trent Baker on Twitter @MagnifiTrent

On Sunday afternoon a tornado ripped through a small town in California’s Central Valley, damaging buildings and essential power and gas lines.

Six seconds is all it took for a EF-4 tornado to bring chaos to the Mexican border city of Ciudad Acuna, destroying 750 homes, killing 13 individuals — including three children — and sending hundreds of victims to local hospitals. As Breitbart Texas reported, the tornado ripped an infant from a mother’s arms.

After Wednesday’s assault on areas in Oklahoma and Arkansas by tornadoes and storms, a high school student in Moore, Oklahoma, snapped a picture that quickly went viral: a broken power pole suspended on power lines that formed a cross.