Reported by: Jacqueline Tualla

As another storm creeps towards the Central Coast we're learning more about a tornado that destroyed a half a dozen greenhouses in Watsonville during the last storm.

Sales Manager Tony Scalisi described the tornado as a loud hissing noise followed by debris circling in the air. The tornado ripped through six greenhouses at the Kitayama Brother's Nursery in Watsonville. "At first we didn't know what it was. I thought it was all a circular wind. I didn't know it was that extensive," said Scalisi.

A winter storm is brewing on the Central Coast.  It's been, for the most part, a dry season so far.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory. Wind gusts could get as high as 50 miles per hour.

Rain is also in the forecast.

The cold front has passed through the Central Coast and will continue to move Southeast. The front drove heavy to moderate rain into our area overnight. We picked up between .50" - 2.00" of rainfall. The storm also produced gusty Southerly winds and some localized flooding. We are starting to dry out, with the exception of a few leftover showers this morning. Temperatures will be very cool today. Inland areas will top out in the low to mid 60's. Coastal highs will top out in the low 60's.

Another batch of energy is digging in behind the front. This will swing through late in the afternoon. It will sock us with another round of cold air. This will be enough to produce instability and create thunderstorms later today. Most of the storm activity would be in Monterey and San Benito Counties. Lightning, heavy rain and hail may accompany these stroms.