An apparent tornado touched down in a small Northern California city Saturday, flipping cars, causing significant damage and sending several people to the hospital.

An apparent tornado touched down in Scotts Valley, California, on Saturday, causing several people to be injured, police said.

Rare weather event hits Scotts Valley, California, when a twister made landfall, leaving behind a trail of destruction and several injured.

The National Weather Service called the tornado, which touched down in Scott’s Valley, California, and caused significant damage, an EF-1 tornado.

The storm was near Granite, a town with a population of about 1,600, at about 3:37 a.m. CST, the service said.

Ahead of Milton making landfall in Florida, the hurricane spawned more than 20 reported tornadoes statewide. They caused significant damage as millions braced for the powerful storm.

Hurricane Milton has spawned a destructive tornado outbreak, with more than 30 reported twisters on Wednesday ahead of landfall.

The rare weather event in the area tore roofs off buildings, left some without power and flipped over a car.

Jack Jones shared a video of him singing Ed Sheeran's hit, "Perfect," as the newlyweds danced together in darkness caused by a power outage.

Numerous tornadoes were reported in Maryland and northern Virginia Wednesday night, knocking downing trees and power lines.

A 3-year-old child died Wednesday when a tree fell on a house during a tornado in Michigan. Thursday night, there is an impending risk of further storms along the I-95 corridor.

Several counties in Maryland are under tornado warnings tonight, with damage from the storms already reported in Montgomery County.

The National Weather Service issued five different tornado warnings across Maryland due to the severity of the storms.

At least one person was injured as a possible tornado struck Sanderson, Texas, law enforcement said.

Severe weather in the U.S. has been very active of late, with wind gusts over 70 mph and tornadoes causing significant damage and claiming 22 lives across five states over the Memorial Day weekend.

The most active spring for severe weather in 13 years continued Tuesday with wind gusts of more than 70 mph and thunderstorms prompting new tornado warnings in Texas.

A new round of severe storms is expected to hit Texas after the deadliest tornado since 2015 hit the state.

Severe storms over the weekend led to the deaths of at least 18 people across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Kansas.

The dangerous weather caused chaos in Texas with multiple deaths.

When a tornado ripped through Greenfield, Iowa, last week, Fire Chief TJ Oder said his house took a direct hit but his family was saved by a private tornado shelter.

ABC News Meteorologist Somara Theodore gives the latest update on a dangerous storm system moving east amid record Memorial Day weekend travel.

Severe weather is forecasted from Austin, Texas, to Chicago as people travel for Memorial Day weekend.

Families are investing in shelters in Tornado Alley when other options are too far away.

There were over 200 severe storm reports from New York to Texas. A fifth person was killed in what is believed to be a tornado-related incident about 25 miles from Greenfield, Iowa, officials said.

Wednesday was another day of severe weather across the country with more than 200 severe storm reports from New York to Texas.

At least 100,000 customers were left without power in Texas after tornadoes touched down overnight.

Gov. Reynolds authorized a proclamation of disaster emergency for 15 counties on Tuesday.

Authorities say there were “confirmed fatalities” and at least a dozen people were taken away in ambulances after twisters ripped through Greenfield, just outside of Des Moines.

At least 20 tornadoes were reported in Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.

On Tuesday, Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds authorized a proclamation of disaster emergency for 15 counties across the state.

Severe thunderstorms hit the Midwest and upper Great Lakes on Tuesday, bringing tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail.

Parts of Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Indiana and Wisconsin are in the path of dangerous weather, including huge hail and winds up to 90 miles per hour.

As emergency crews in three states began mopping up and assessing damage from a series of tornadoes on Sunday, more severe weather is on the way.

Emergency crews in three states are cleaning up after a series of tornadoes, with more severe weather forecast for the Midwest this week.

ABC News’ Alex Perez reports on the severe weather wreaking havoc in the Heartland.

Although the number of days that there is a tornado in the U.S. is decreasing overall, the average annual number of tornadoes has remained roughly the same.

There have been at least 125 reported tornadoes across the country since Monday.

Since Monday, there have been over 105 reported tornadoes across the country. On Thursday alone, at least five tornadoes were reported in Iowa, Missouri, Georgia, and Mississippi.

Thirteen tornadoes were reported in the past 24 hours across Kansas, Tennessee and Illinois. Following an outbreak of deadly storms in the Midwest and South, the risk of tornadoes continues.

As of Thursday afternoon, at least 17 tornadoes had been reported in the previous 24 hours across seven states.

Deadly tornadoes left a path of destruction in the South as more than 60 million Americans brace for severe weather.

More than 50 million Americans, from Texas to Missouri to the Carolinas, are under severe weather and tornado threats Wednesday night.

Tuesday saw another 20 reported tornadoes across five states.

Portage, Michigan, emergency crews are currently working through the damage.

The National Weather Service warned there was a "confirmed large and destructive tornado" over Union City at 6:11 p.m. ET Tuesday.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency after at least nine tornadoes hit the area on Tuesday.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency in areas of Michigan due to the tornadoes that hit the area Tuesday.

Severe weather caused 19 tornadoes across seven states, with more expected on Wednesday. The twisters were reported in Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Tennessee and South Dakota.

At least one person is dead in Oklahoma after 16 tornadoes were reported in six states.

Life-threatening storms have turned deadly, leaving wide swaths of destruction as they sweep through states in the Heartland.