Packing winds of roughly 85-95 mph, the twister ripped much of the roof off the Wells Fargo branch at North Atlantic and South Banana River boulevards.

While many are cleaning up from Hurricane Milton, others took to the waves at Cocoa Beach to take advantage of the swells.

Six to eight buildings in the Banana River Square plaza sustained moderate to major roof damage, and families have potentially been displaced as a result of the possible tornado that formed from Milton's eastern outer bands, Cocoa Beach Police said.

As Hurricane Milton moves across Central Florida into the Atlantic, Channel 9 reporter Geovany Dias shares damage in Cocoa Beach.

COCOA BEACH, Fla. – As many as eight buildings and possibly some homes in Brevard County sustained damage Wednesday from what’s believed to be a tornado spawned by Hurricane Milton. The damage happened from 1600 N. Atlantic Avenue to St. Croix Avenue, Brevard County Fire Rescue said.

Cocoa Beach residents prepare for impacts of Hurricane Milton. WPTV Reporter John Barron is in Cocoa Beach, near where the storm is tracked to exit Florida

Multiple tornadoes ahead of Hurricane Milton touch down across the Treasure Coast, knocking down trees, damaging property in Fort Pierce, Stuart, Vero Beach.

Damage was reported throughout the county following Hurricane Milton's winds, rains and suspected tornadoes Wednesday and into Thursday. Here's a breakdown of the reported damage in Vero Beach and neighboring cities.