Daily Shmutz | GEOENGINEERING WEATHER / “CLIMATE CHANGE” |  3/23/23

GEOENGINEERING WEATHER / “CLIMATE CHANGE”      ‘The Dimming”  (1:56:51)

Southern California Tornadoes Rip Off Roofs, Damage Buildings; 2 People Hurt   By Jan Wesner Childs

March 23, 2023

At a Glance

A tornado that struck in Montebello has been rated EF1 by the National Weather Service.

Buildings and cars were damaged, and there was one report of an injury.

It was the second tornado in the region in less than 24 hours.

A n EF1 tornado caused significant damage to over a dozen buildings in the Los Angeles suburb of Montebello Wednesday, less than 24 hours after a weaker tornado damaged mobile homes in the small coastal city of Carpinteria.

T here were reports that at least one person was injured, as well as roofs ripped off buildings and cars destroyed in the heavily populated Montebello area.

I t happened around 11 a.m. local time as a lone thunderstorm moved through. The tornado was estimated to have wind speeds up to 110 mph, making it the strongest to hit the Los Angeles metro since March 1983, according to the National Weather Service.

 

Wild SoCal Weather Continues: Rare Tornado in Los Angeles County Rips Off Roofs, Damages Cars, Injures One Person   (VIDEOS)   By Cristina Laila

Mar. 22, 2023 7:36 pm – The wild weather in Southern California continued this week.

Earlier this month ‘snow’ (graupel) fell in Orange County.

Another ‘bomb cyclone’ packing 118 mph winds hit California this week.

A very rare tornado formed in Los Angeles County on Wednesday morning.

A tornado hit Montebello around 11:20 am on Wednesday.

[Ed.:  This was NOT ‘an act of God’!  It was (actually) a deliberate attack by the Department of Defense, who geoengineered the weather condition!]

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