THE COLD-HEARTED BASTARD CHRISTIAN GOD STRIKES AGAIN

THE COLD-HEARTED BASTARD CHRISTIAN GOD STRIKES AGAIN

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A line of severe weather moved through Central Florida early Sunday morning,

leaving scattered damage across the region and some residents in the dark.

There have been no injuries reported.

Officials with Florida Power and Light said there were about 125,000

customers in Merritt Island and Melbourne without power. They said they're

working to restore service as quickly as possible. Progress Energy officials

said some Oviedo residents lost power, and Sumter Electic reported about

1,000 outages in Paisley because of downed lines.

Weather officials spent the night issuing numerous tornado watches and

warnings across Central Florida.

Strong winds toppled trees in the Seminole Woods subdivision near Geneva in

Seminole County and numerous accidents along Interstate 4.

In Pasco County, part of the Land O' Lakes Jail was damaged and officials

said some women inmates were being moved from a section where the roof

collapsed.

Officials said the roof of one of two minimum-security annex buildings

collapsed. The building, which was destroyed, held about 100 female inmates

that were evacuated before the storm hit.

Some cars were also damaged when they were overturned in a parking lot.

Power lines were also downed in the Land O' Lakes area.

Volusia County Fire Services also responded to reports of downed trees and

power lines in DeLand and DeBary.

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