US: Possible Tornado Whips Debris Into Air in Pinellas County, Florida 3

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US: Possible Tornado Whips Debris Into Air in Pinellas County, Florida 3

A possible tornado touched down in Pinellas County, Florida on Wednesday, June 25 as severe thunderstorms brought rain and hail to the region.

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  • ILEA004552372
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  • 2025/6/30 16:53:21
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  • @Mike__Gagliardi via Spectee
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  • @Mike__Gagliardi via Spectee
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  • 27.38(MB)*
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: June 25, Video Location: Largo, 2025, Pinellas County, Florida

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