Los Angeles is experiencing a tornado warning today, December 24, 2025, as part of a broader severe weather event sweeping through Southern California. Los Angeles County's eastern region received a tornado warning from the National Weather Service (NWS) at 10:20 a.m. that lasted until 10:45 a.m. Today, however, the tornado warning has expired, but the region remains on high alert.
A powerful atmospheric river continues to impact California, bringing days of heavy rain and intense winds, with the storm expected to peak on Christmas Eve. The tornado warning issued for parts of Los Angeles County was promptly canceled, though a severe thunderstorm warning remains in effect, keeping residents on edge.
Ventura and Los Angeles counties are under multiple warnings, including flash floods and storms, as emergency officials continue to issue urgent notices to the public. The storm system, described as powerful, has prompted a state of emergency in Los Angeles, with meteorologists tracking its movements closely.
The weather service's tornado warning maps and statistics for the region show no additional tornado warnings for today. However, the active weather alerts, which include severe thunderstorms and excessive rainfall, emphasize the need for vigilance. This storm system has disrupted Christmas Eve plans for many, as heavy rainfall and wind gusts have led to power outages and flooding in various parts of the county.
Residents are advised to stay indoors and away from windows, and to be prepared for possible power outages and flooding. The National Weather Service continues to monitor the situation closely, providing regular updates to ensure public safety. Despite the tornado warning, Los Angeles remains resilient, anticipating the storm's swift passage and a return to calmer weather conditions in the coming days.
