Florida tornadoes: See photos of damage in Panama City, Marianna and along Gulf Coast
Severe wind rocked residents across Florida on Tuesday, causing much of the state to monitor for tornadoes throughout the day.
Eight tornadoes were recorded throughout the state Tuesday, according to preliminary data released by the National Weather Service as of Wednesday morning. The first seven tornadoes were reported between 12:17 p.m. and 1:59 p.m. on the Florida panhandle. An additional tornado was reported at 9:23 p.m. further south near St. Petersburg, with a brief EF-0 touchdown.
Officials will continue to assess damage to determine how many tornadoes, as opposed to straight-line winds, touched down in the state.
There have been no reported deaths in Florida yet, but several injuries have been reported. Beyond state lines, the storm system caused at least four deaths in Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina Tuesday.
As Florida schools reopen and the weather eases, residents in affected areas are picking the pieces. Here's what weather damage looked like around the state.
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Panama City
Bay County, where Panama City is located, issued a 9 p.m. curfew Tuesday evening. Officials said approximately 100 people were displaced.
Homes, RV park wrecked in Marianna
The storm ripped through Marianna, destroying homes and wrecking an RV park.
Marianna, the "City of Southern Charm," is located just south of the Alabama border. The city, which has barely recovered from the widespread devastation of Hurricane Michael in 2018, was hit hard by Tuesday's storms.
More storm damage around the state
Further west on the panhandle, a couple escaped their Escambia County home after a tree fell on it.
Further south on the Gulf Coast near where the NWS confirmed a EF-0 tornado, winds and thunderstorms prompted street flooding.
Contributing: Nathan Cobb, Panama City News Herald; Dinah Pulver, USA TODAY
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