Above is the tornado earlier this evening as it moved east across the Ft. Lauderdale Metro. The frame above was about a second after a power flash, which is an electrical short circuit. The yellow-gold color are the remaining sparks. Fortunately, only about 600 people are without power at this time. No injuries have been reported.  Unfortunately the NWS's tornado warning on this classic supercell tornado was late -- which happened far too many times in 2023. The photo below shows a "wall cloud" -- a rotating area of cloud behind the tornado. This is about as classic a tornadic supercell as you will see either visually or on radar in the Great Plains or Midwest. Rich Healey/Spectrum News 1 This how the storm looked on radar about 20 minutes before the the tornado.   At 4:24p, there was a "hook echo" (left) and a "couplet" of rotating winds (the green and red coming together near Davie). Given the highly conducive atmospheric conditions for tornado form...