HOLLYWOOD, Fla. – Pictures shared on social media show several planes overturned at North Perry Airport in Broward County Tuesday near where a possible tornado touched down.
The photos, courtesy of Tom Pendas and TourHelicopter.com, show planes on their sides of flipped over onto their backs as dark clouds churn overhead at the airport in Hollywood.
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Breaking: Photos coming in from North Perry Airport in Hollywood, where a possible Tornado touched down. @NWSMiami pic.twitter.com/rhfbfPWWMw
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Reports say the overturned planes may have been the result of a tornado, though no confirmation has been given at the time of this writing.
The National Hurricane Center issued a tornado watch Tuesday at 4:40 p.m. for Broward County, which is set to expire at 5 a.m. Wednesday. A tropical storm warning is also in effect for the county until further notice.
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This comes as Hurricane Ian approaches Florida from the Gulf of Mexico, expected to bring heavy rainfall, high winds and flooding to much of West Central Florida.
No information has been provided on whether anyone was injured.
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