JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Authorities say a severe storm ripped through Jacksonville, damaging 15 to 20 homes and leaving at least one person with minor injuries.
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF2 tornado touched down Thursday afternoon in the city's Arlington neighborhood.
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The Florida Times-Union reports the storm also dumped between two and four inches of rain on the city.
Fire officials say lightning may have sparked two house fires. Both were quick extinguished.
There were reports of multiple trees down across the area.
The sheriff's office says one person was treated for minor injuries sustained during the storm.
EF2 Tornado Hits Jacksonville
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The track of the EF-2 tornado through Duval Co.-a little more than a mile - Derringer/Monument to McCormick/Kernan pic.twitter.com/7KK56OVjsJ
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Look at what this fallen tree did to this truck in #Arlington following the #tornado yesterday. @fcn2go pic.twitter.com/bVg4V7DFV2
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@spann @ALStormChaser EF 2 Tornado touched down today during rush hour in Jacksonville, Florida pic.twitter.com/xCiH4e2RNI
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Surveying some of the tornado damage from yesterday's EF-2 twister that touched down in the Ft. Caroline area pic.twitter.com/jfax6TKikI
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