A tornado damaged buildings and cars and toppled trees in Florida but no one was hurt.
The Bradenton Herald reports that the tornado struck Saturday night in Manatee County with winds of 70 mph (112 kph). The newspaper says several structures were damaged but no exact count was given. One of the damaged buildings was a Manatee County maintenance facility. Several of its buildings were also damaged.
County and Florida Power & Light workers were onsite Sunday repairing damage and restoring electricity.
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