A three tornado event spanning a distance of over 70 miles in East Central Florida on February 2, 2007.
This hurricane had the all time lowest central pressure for an Atlantic basin hurricane and devastated many areas of the Yucatan Peninsula as well as parts of Southern Florida.
This category 5 hurricane gained momentum in the Gulf of Mexico, sweeping across the Southern coast of Florida and finally making landfall as a category 3 hurricane in Louisiana.
Causing more than three thousand deaths on it's way to Florida, Hurricane Jeanne hit the central Florida east coast as a category three hurricane.
The second of four hurricanes to hit Florida in 2004. This hurricane reached its maximum intensity as a category 4 and hit the East Coast of Florida as a category 2 hurricane.
In 2004 Central Florida was hit by two hurricanes in less than one month.These storms hit Florida as category 2 and 3 hurricanes (respectively) and continued to cause damage as they made their way across the central portion of the state.
The first of four hurricanes to hit Florida in 2004. This Category 4 hurricane was the strongest to hit the United States since Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
Assistance in a vehicle extrication on July 3, 2008 is needed when a semi-truck hits a building in Pinellas Park, FL.
An under-construction hotel in Tampa, FL is severely damaged by fire June 19, 2007.
A three tornado event spanning a distance of over 70 miles in East Central Florida on February 2, 2007.
This hurricane had the all time lowest central pressure for an Atlantic basin hurricane and devastated many areas of the Yucatan Peninsula as well as parts of Southern Florida.
This category 5 hurricane gained momentum in the Gulf of Mexico, sweeping across the Southern coast of Florida and finally making landfall as a category 3 hurricane in Louisiana. 
Causing more than three thousand deaths on it's way to Florida, Hurricane Jeanne hit the central Florida east coast as a category three hurricane.
The second of four hurricanes to hit Florida in 2004. This hurricane reached its maximum intensity as a category 4 and hit the East Coast of Florida as a category 2 hurricane.
In 2004 Central Florida was hit by two hurricanes in less than one month.These storms hit Florida as category 2 and 3 hurricanes (respectively) and continued to cause damage as they made their way across the central portion of the state.
The first of four hurricanes to hit Florida in 2004. This Category 4 hurricane was the strongest to hit the United States since Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
