More Tornadoes Strike Florida in Late January

Thursday morning, a tornado quickly formed over Delray Beach, before moving offshore, downing trees, powerlines and leaving some minor roof damage in its wake, according to WPTV/Fox 29.

The National Weather Service in Miami said midday Thursday the damage from Delray Beach to Boynton Beach to Ocean Ridge was consistent with an EF0 tornado. NWS meteorologist Arlena Moses noted the terminal doppler radar at Palm Beach International Airport picked up a strong circulation only about 400 feet above the ground, as well.

Additional heavy rain as of Thursday night pushed Vero Beach to 9.23 inches of rainfall so far this month. That sets a record for the wettest January on record at Vero Beach with still three days left in the month.

Severe Weather Forecast

Friday-Sunday

• No severe thunderstorms are anticipated.
• A few thunderstorms may impact the Pacific Northwest this weekend.

(MORE: View National Interactive Radar Map | Difference Between a Watch and a Warning)

Wednesday's Florida Severe Weather

Wednesday morning, the National Weather Service confirmed an EF1 tornado struck Coconut Creek, Florida in Broward County, causing at least one injury.

Multiple vehicles were overturned from the storm, while trees and power lines were down in Industrial Park. A debris signature on radar suggested that another tornado developed over the Everglades in northern Broward County.

(MORE: Coconut Creek, Florida, Tornado Recap Wednesday)

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