While other LB outlets missed the developing story, LBReport.com told our readers the major storm cell was approaching LB well before it hit. That storm cell was so intense that it triggered a tornado warning (which LBReport.com had prominently on our front page).

Below are just some of reader photos that have come in. We're receiving more. Email us yours at mail@lbreport.com (and let us know if you'd like us to use your name).

10th/Roswell. Photo credit: Christopher Brito

10th/Roswell. Photo credit: Christopher Brito

10th/Roswell. Photo credit: Christopher Brito

10th/Roswell. Photo credit: Christopher Brito

10th/Roswell. Photo credit: Christopher Brito

Wilson High School area. Photo credit: Devon Day

Wilson High School area. Photo credit: Devon Day

Wilson High School area. Photo credit: Devon Day

Wilson High School area. Photo credit: Devon Day

Wilson High School teacher Devon Day said in emailing these photos: "For some reason, I decided to park on Ximeno because of the expected storm...This happened in basically 30 minutes. This is Bennett Ave. at 8th St. at 1:30 p.m. Six teachers lost their cars to flood waters...So sad..."

Atherton/Palo Verde. Photo credit: Daryl Supernaw

Cal Hts, vicinity 3700 block Brayton

Cal Hts. vicinity 3700 block Brayton

Cal Hts. vicinity 3700 block Brayton

Ice Nightclub, Pine/Seaside. Photo credit: Celeste

Alamitos heading South toward Ocean Blvd. Photo credit: Celeste

Downtown LB. Photo credit: Cory Allen

Clark Ave./Los Coyotes Diagonal. Photo credit: Jackie Peralta

Clark Ave./Los Coyotes Diagonal. Photo credit: Jackie Peralta

Clark Ave./Los Coyotes Diagonal. Photo credit: Jackie Peralta

Area Cedar/Chestnut-31st/32nd. Photo credit: Tom Stout

3rd/Orange area. Photo credit: Edgar Felix

Broadway/Orizaba. Photo credit: Michael Zampelli

Pike area. Photo credit: Edgar Felix

McNab/Marita Ave. Photo credit: LBReport.com Reader