Storms in Florida led to tornadoes, confirmed by the National Weather 

Storms in Tampa produced hail and high winds, leading to some dangerous conditions.

On Tuesday in the Tampa, Florida, area, there were multiple tornadoes confirmed by the National Weather Service and several reported sightings of hail and funnel clouds.

Photos that were released by the Pasco Sheriff’s Office and the Pasco Fire Rescue show the devastation that was caused by the severe thunderstorms, including uprooted trees and broken windows at homes and businesses.

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Residents of that area as well as of Pinellas County posted footage online that showed funnels against a gloomy sky.

At least one commercial property sustained damage in Port Richey as a direct result of the severe weather, however, the authorities claimed that there were no casualties.