Damages and downed trees are seen here at a Home Depot store on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, Florida on Wednesday (September 28) morning after a battering of wind blowing in from Hurricane Ian.

Kings Point, a nearby senior community, was also struck by the storm. Reports are that the roof was ripped off a condo building and cars were destroyed. A few people were sent to the hospital and a dozen or so people were displaced from their homes. The National Weather Service has not confirmed the storm was a tornado.

Tuesday night, a possible tornado spawned by Hurricane Ian toppled some trees and snapped others in half at the Home Depot store on Atlantic Avenue in Delray Beach, Florida. This drone and ground-based video shows the extensive damage to the trees and a few vehicles. Clean-up crews are on the scene and the store is open. Across the street from the store, a length of fence was knocked over by the possible twister.

Kings Point, a nearby senior community, was also struck by the storm. Reports are that the roof was ripped off a condo building and cars were destroyed. A few people were sent to the hospital and a dozen or so people were displaced from their homes. The National Weather Service has not confirmed the storm was a tornado.