Florida resident Johnny Picardo was giving a work presentation from his home office when the thunk of debris against his house broke his concentration. Looking out his window, he saw a large funnel about 200 yards away,

Hurricane Milton left a trail of tornado-damaged homes, flooded streets, and beaches and buildings ripped apart by its winds and surge water. Florida residents are now picking up the pieces.

We ended up with 126 tornado warnings” in Florida, Matthew Elliott, the warning coordination meteorologist at the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center, told NPR.

Footage shows damage including a tornado ripping out trees and destroying homes and another twister spotted by a person traveling along a highway.

More than 120 warnings were issued statewide, the most ever for the state, and at least four residents died.

One of the worst tornado outbreaks occurred during Hurricane Ivan in 2004, which caused a multi-day outbreak of 127 tornadoes. The deadliest hurricane-spawned tornado was in October 1964, when 22 people died in Larose, Louisiana, during a twister from Hurricane Hilda.

A couple salvages the remains of their mobile home in Lakewood, Fla., after a tornado spawned by Hurricane Milton on Oct. 9 devastated their neighborhood and left six dead.

The highest number of confirmed tornadoes from a hurricane were the 118 unleashed by Ivan in 2004, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Hurricane Bery