Tornado Information for Long Beach, California

Long Beach, CA is a Low Risk area for tornados. According to records, the largest tornado in the Long Beach area was an F2 in 1966 that caused 0 injuries and 0 deaths. *Tornado risk is calculated from the destruction path that has occured within 30 miles of the location.

Risk Level: Low

Yearly Avg. of Tornados in Long Beach, CA

1

Yearly Avg. of Fatalities in Long Beach, CA

0

Tornados since 1950 in Long Beach, CA

59

DATE

CITIES AFFECTED

12/12/2014

Highland Park, CA Winnetka, CA Playa Del Rey, CA
01/19/2010

Sunset Beach, CA Vincent, CA Trabuco Canyon, CA
09/22/2007

Sunset Beach, CA Temescal Valley, CA Trabuco Canyon, CA
02/19/2005

Sunset Beach, CA Vincent, CA Trabuco Canyon, CA
12/29/2004

Playa Del Rey, CA East La Mirada, CA Sunset Beach, CA
12/29/2004

North Hollywood, CA Van Nuys, CA Sun Valley, CA
12/29/2004

Highland Park, CA Winnetka, CA Playa Del Rey, CA
12/21/2001

Glen Avon, CA Mira Loma, CA Pedley, CA
02/24/2001

Glen Avon, CA Mira Loma, CA Pedley, CA
02/16/2000

Glen Avon, CA Mira Loma, CA Pedley, CA
02/24/1998

Sunset Beach, CA Vincent, CA Trabuco Canyon, CA
01/09/1998

Playa Del Rey, CA East La Mirada, CA Sunset Beach, CA
12/21/1997

Sunset Beach, CA Vincent, CA Trabuco Canyon, CA
11/11/1997

Mira Loma, CA Pedley, CA Sunset Beach, CA
02/07/1994

Mira Loma, CA Pedley, CA Rubidoux, CA

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Tornadoes in Long Beach, CA since 1950

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Historical Tornados Statistics For Long Beach, CA since 1950

Natural Disasters Risk

Hail Risk Hail Risk is Very Low
Tornados Tornado Risk is Low

Area Highlights

Schools School Rating is Above average
Crime Rate
14.64% Higher than national avg.
Registered Offenders
48.39% Lower than national avg.
327 offenders found
Environmental Hazards 713 found nearby
Unemployment High 5.2%
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