Tornado Hits Florida, Lifts Mobile Home Off the Ground

Tornado Hits Florida: Powerful winds pulled a mobile home from its foundation in the Ranchero Village neighborhood as a tornado tore through Largo, Florida. A horrifying video, which quickly went viral, captured the chaos. The footage showed debris swirling through the air as the storm intensified.

Take a look at the post:

WATCH: Powerful storm lifts mobile home in Ranchero Village, Florida. pic.twitter.com/3gIgHmKsaB

— AZ Intel (@AZ_Intel_) June 26, 2025

Here’s another angle of the #tornado that happened in Largo! #wx #flwx @NWSTampaBay @MattDevittWX @FloridaTropics1 pic.twitter.com/tLH9RUPkt4

— Florida Storm Chasers (@FLStormChasers_) June 26, 2025

It’s confirmed that a Tornado did touch down here in Largo .About 20 roofs were torn off of homes in Ranchero Village . Fire Dept. Going door to door Says no injuries have been reported. @BN9 pic.twitter.com/ytcW225vea

— Fadia Mayté Patterson, M.S. (@FadiaTVNews) June 26, 2025

Largo Fire Rescue and the Largo Police Department responded to reports of major storm damage at Ranchero Village and Bay Ranch Manufactured Home Communities on the 7000 block of Ulmerton Road this evening, the Largo Police Department wrote in a post on X. Emergency personnel are actively assessing the scene.

Take a look at the post:

This evening, Largo Fire Rescue and the Largo Police Department responded to reports of significant storm-related damage at Ranchero Village and Bay Ranch Manufactured Home Communities on the 7000 block of Ulmerton Road.

Emergency crews are actively assessing the scene.

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— Largo Police Department (@LargoPD) June 26, 2025

“No injuries have been reported so far, but the storm damaged several homes,” the statement continued. Authorities urged the public to avoid the affected areas so emergency crews could work safely and efficiently. According to media reports, utility workers worked through the night to restore power to residents after outages hit multiple parts of Pinellas County.

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The National Weather Service’s Ruskin office, which monitors the Tampa Bay area, reported that the storms brought hail ranging from the size of peas to quarters. Forecasters said an upper-level low-pressure system is sweeping across the Florida peninsula, intensifying the region’s typical storm activity. According to Fox Weather, this heightened atmospheric instability, caused by colliding sea breezes, has led to strong wind gusts, hail, and the potential for brief tornadoes, all common in early summer storms. On Wednesday night, the National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning, urging residents in Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties to take precautions as the storm posed a serious threat to life and property.

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