Dec 30, 2004
A small tornado and high-speed winds uprooted trees, knocked out power and sent branches flying onto car hoods and patios in East Long Beach, residents and emergency workers said Wednesday.. Serious wind-related damage...touched down near Woodruff Avenue between Spring Street and Wardlow Road...
Feb 3, 2005
STILL IN THE EYE OF THE STORM, WEATHER: TOLL INCLUDES 9 DEAD IN STATE, 3 IN SO CAL, MILLIONS IN DAMAGE RAIN EXPECTED TO WANE TODAY.
A deadly storm slammed Southern California for a sixth straight day Tuesday, triggering mudslides and tornadoes and forcing more road closures, but forecasters predicted it would wane today before a new front moves in Sunday night...Officials put the statewide death toll at nine while damage mounted into the tens of millions of dollars. Six deaths were reported in Southern California, three in Northern California. Still, there was hope for a reprieve today from what...
Feb 20,2005
SOUTHLAND TAKEN BY STORM, WEATHER: HOMES FLOODED, TREES TOPPLED MORE RAIN ON THE WAY.
A strong wind- and rainstorm accompanied by thunder and lightning pounded Long Beach on Saturday, flooding homes and roads, toppling trees and stranding motorists.. Rushing water forced residents from about a dozen West Long Beach homes.
Firefighters rescued a trapped motorist near Santa Fe Avenue. A portion of the historic band shelter at Bixby Park on Broadway and Junipero Avenue was crushed by a 75-year-old felled tree. And a waterspout -- a funnel cloud that looks like a tornado...
These Press Telegram online articles are archived and no links available. To read the entire article one must buy them. I finish the second article sentence thus: "...what looks to be a record breaking winter rainy season". I read the PT everyday on the streets when I was in Long Beach (versus Phoenix or OC). I am a clipper of stuff, like those articles. I soon discarded articles, keeping just the photos and soon ditched those clippings as well.
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