Panama City Beach, a popular tourist destination known for its pristine beaches and vibrant atmosphere, recently experienced a devastating storm that left behind significant damage. The storm, which struck with unexpected intensity, caused widespread destruction to buildings, infrastructure, and natural landscapes.
One of the most visible impacts of the storm was the destruction of numerous beachfront properties. High winds and heavy rainfall tore off roofs, shattered windows, and even caused some buildings to collapse entirely. The once bustling streets lined with hotels and restaurants now stand eerily empty as owners work tirelessly to rebuild their businesses.
Panama City Beach, and issued multiple tornado warnings on Tuesday. 
One video caught by Patty Botts showed debris littered through the streets and a tall building tilted on its side. 
“Literally, I was right there in the doorframe, you know, next thing I know, boom, roof goes off. The next thing you know, bam, walls out” a resident of FogCutter Apartment Complex said.
And the damages weren’t limited to homes and apartments. Landmark businesses like Shore Shake Pizza, Newby’s on the Curve the Thomas Drive Waffle and Omelet House were heavily damaged or completely destroyed.
Residents who have been living in the area for over 50 years say Tuesday’s storm ranks as one of the worst weather events they’ve ever seen.
“Micheal was the worst storm that I can remember. But as far as just a winter storm, this is right up there, you know, number one, number two. The devastation is phenomenal” Blanchard said.
The threat of severe weather continues throughout Tuesday morning. Please stay alert with updates from our team of meteorologists.
Grand Lagoon, which has a population of about 5,000 and is a popular tourist area known for water-based activities including boating, diving and fishing, according to the News Herald.
No injuries have been reported thus far.
A low-pressure system and cold front coming through the area has brought the winds, torrential rain, hail and tornados which began across the region Monday night and are continuing into Tuesday.
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