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The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado hit Montebello, a city less than 10 miles southeast of Los Angeles. One person is in the hospital.
RELATEDSouthern California continues to battle recordbreaking rainfalls, possible tornado
A tornado hit the city of Montebello in Southern California, damaging buildings as the National Weather Service assesses the rare weather event.
The tornado hit Wednesday at about 11:20 a.m. PT in the city less than 10 miles southeast of Los Angeles, the National Weather Service said.
“It’s definitely not something that’s common for the region,” said meteorologist Rose Schoenfeld with the weather service.
One person was injured and was taken to a hospital in Montebello, said Alex Gillman, a city spokesman. He didn’t know the severity of the injury.
The city closed some streets "due to a weather-related incident."
The National Weather Service about 8 p.m. ET confirmed a tornado hit Montebello, but the agency said, "we are still assessing the damage."
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