According to a survey released by the National Weather Service ( NWS ) on Friday, seven people were injured and suffered extensive damage in Florida’s Palm Beach County as a result of a tornado caused by Hurricane Milton. The storm struck on Wednesday, with a way that lasted 30 days, as reported by WPLG.
The storm began at 4.51 am in Wellington, destroying a double-wide smart house on Deer Path Lane in the Wooden Ranches place. It therefore moved through the Lakefield West, Meadowwood, and Binks Forest areas, harmful houses and attacking plants.
” The scariest issue I have ever been through”, Kristen Boyd, a native of Wellington, told Regional 10 News.
As it approached Northlake Boulevard, the storm intensified as it traveled across Southern Boulevard and into Loxahatchee Groves and The Acreage. The Avenir area of Palm Beach Gardens, according to the NWS, suffered the worst damage: solid windows shattered, a roof collapsed, and vehicles were moved over 100 yards.
” All of the ceiling tiles were flying like shots”, said Bobby Jagoo, a local resident.
With top winds estimated at 140 speed, the storm had a course duration of 21 miles and a length of 300 yards. On the superior Fujita level, the NWS classified it as a powerful EF-3 storm. The study was supported by the local law enforcement organizations and the Palm Beach County Division of Emergency Management.
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