A tornado touched down in Fort Myers on Sunday morning, causing destruction in its wake.
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The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado was 118 miles per hour, and Lee County officials said at least 108 homes were structurally damaged and 30 completely destroyed.
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Three people have non-life-threatening injuries and a driver was also injured after his truck flipped on I-75 near Naples.
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Shelters open for displaced people
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The authorities opened a shelter to give shelter to the people who were displaced after the passage of the tornado.
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They estimate that between 150 to 200 people are homeless this Sunday and thousands are without power.
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Tornado warnings were issued in South Florida, but only storms were recorded that left some damage from gusty winds.
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For this Sunday night there is a weather change in Miami-Dade and Broward counties where temperatures in the 60-degree Fahrenheit range are expected.
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Cold front will bring possibility of storms and bad weather this Sunday to Miami
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