In the midst of Southern California, chaos erupted as historic floodwaters swept through the land. Alongside this deluge, a warning was issued, for winds whispered of tornadoes lurking in the distance. The meteorologists labeled this storm as a rare occurrence, one that only arises once in a thousand years. However, as the tempest raged on, no tornado was confirmed, leaving uncertainty in its wake. Yet, a lingering question arises, asking if this violent weather pattern is a consequence of the evolving climate.

The Digest, 12/22/2023 @1200AM, CDT

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