Slight Chance of Twister in Southern California as Storm Drenches State

The region could see a tornado or waterspout as the storm intensifies, along with thunder, lightning, and fierce wind.
Slight Chance of Twister in Southern California as Storm Drenches State
People walk during a storm in Newport Beach, Calif., on Feb. 20, 2024. John Fredricks/The Epoch Tmes
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Los Angeles and Santa Barbara counties could see thunderstorms and a possible brief tornado as the latest storm continued showering Southern California, the National Weather Service reported Feb. 20.

The storm, which started in most of the state Monday, produced light rain again Tuesday. But residents should expect heavier showers Tuesday night and into Wednesday, according to meteorologist Rose Schoenfeld at the weather service’s Oxnard office.

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