Southern California storm topples trees onto Fullerton homes and cars
Fullerton's ferocious winds toppled trees onto homes, cars and trucks, jolting neighbors awake early Wednesday morning.
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Fullerton's ferocious winds toppled trees onto homes, cars and trucks, jolting neighbors awake early Wednesday morning.
Every winter, the area of California's Sierra Nevada where the avalanche occurred receives an average of 411.5 inches of snow annually, making it one of the snowiest places in the western hemisphere, according to experts.
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The man has been missing since Monday morning, according to the Chino Valley Fire District.
The Bureau of Street Services (StreetsLA) said as of Wednesday morning, crews had resolved 77 tree emergencies and had made 121 pothole repairs.
The incident occurred around 9:30 a.m., involving a school bus. Aerial footage showed a leaning power pole with a crane truck parked nearby, where the southbound 110 Freeway ends, at Gaffey Street.
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The avalanche was reported near Castle Peak in Nevada County, north of Boreal Mountain Ski Resort.
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The incident happened around 11:30 p.m. at Keenbrook Road and Cajon Boulevard, just off the 15 Freeway in San Bernardino. As rescuers were attempting to reach the man, the truck shifted, and the man was swept away.
The lanes reopened by 8:45 a.m.
Weather officials say the next system will begin after midnight on Thursday and last until 10 a.m.
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