Damage reported after Hurricane Ian triggers dozens of Tornado Warnings
The northeast quadrant of a hurricane is most likely to produce tornadoes due to increased wind shear. Hurricane Ian will continue to enhance the tornado risk for South Florida through Wednesday.
Hurricane Ian causes damage in south Florida
Tornadoes were said to have caused damage throughout Pembroke Pines, FL, Tuesday evening.
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Tornadoes spawned from Hurricane Ian wreaked havoc on South Florida Tuesday evening.
As Hurricane Ian continued northward towards Florida, multiple tornado warnings were issued throughout the southern part of the Sunshine State.
The National Weather Service warned of a damaging tornado in Broward County around 7:30 p.m. ET.
Photos from North Perry Airport in Hollywood, Florida, showed multiple planes flipped across the concourse.
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Image 1 of 4Tornadoes were said to have flipped this plane as Hurricane Ian neared Florida. (Photos courtesy Tom Pandas/TourHelicopter.com)
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Image 2 of 4Tornadoes were said to have flipped this plane as Hurricane Ian neared Florida. (Photos courtesy Tom Pandas/TourHelicopter.com)
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Image 3 of 4Tornadoes were said to have flipped this plane as Hurricane Ian neared Florida. (Photos courtesy Tom Pandas/TourHelicopter.com)
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Image 4 of 4Tornadoes were said to have flipped this plane as Hurricane Ian neared Florida. (Photos courtesy Tom Pandas/TourHelicopter.com)
Residents also reported a patio was torn off a home near the airport.
The NWS in Miami asked residents for storm reports as they received multiple reports of trees down and damage throughout the state.
Residents in South Florida say a tornado ripped a patio from a porch.
(FOX Weather)
The northeast quadrant of a hurricane is most likely to produce tornadoes due to increased wind shear.
Hurricane Ian intensified into an extremely dangerous Category 4 hurricane early Wednesday morning, hours from an expected landfall. The storm will continue to enhance the tornado risk for South Florida through Wednesday.