Rare tornado hits Scotts Valley, California: See video

A tornado was captured on video tearing through a mall parking lot in California over the weekend.

The Santa Cruz Sentinel reported that Saturday’s tornado in Scotts Valley caused several overturned vehicles, downed trees and several injuries due to strong winds and rain. It hit the town, which is about 6 miles from Santa Cruz, just before 2 p.m

According to the National Weather Service Bay Area, the EF-1 tornado had estimated peak wind speeds of 90 miles per hour. The agency said utility poles were included in the damage.

“Everything was blown up. Suddenly there were cars moving,” witness Ben Hughes told KGO. “You could see the traffic lights leaving the poles.”

No deaths have been reported, officials say

According to Scotts Valley Police, Pacific Gas and Electric Company crews worked to restore power during the road closures.

“We thank our community for their patience during the repair work,” the department said.

Officials said no one was killed by the tornado, KGO reported.

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