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"Severe storms left behind a trail of damage Sunday in Central Florida and thousands were left without power.About 20,000 people were still without power in the Orlando area Sunday night, according to Progress Energy and Orlando Utilities Commission, and Orlando police said traffic signals at more than 100 intersections weren't working.\"The rain was blowing sideways, and it was pretty hard wind,\" said south Orlando resident Jeffrey Frank.\"I have experienced hurricanes before, but nothing like this,\" said resident Stephanie Vasquez. \"We looked out the window and we couldn't see anything at all. It was white, the windows were shaking, so we got scared and went in the bathroom. Once we came out, we looked out the window, and the car was just destroyed.\"Images: Storm damage in Central Fla.A wind gust of 86 mph was recorded at Orlando International Airport. The conditions led to the postponement of the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill, which will resume at 10 a.m. Monday.Tornado warnings were issued for several counties throughout the day, but those have since expired.Raw video: Strong winds surprise customers, employees at Lowe'sThe last tornado warning expired in Brevard County about 3:30 p.m. The National Weather Service reported a funnel cloud in Titusville with estimated wind gusts at 60 mph and quarter-sized hail. Large tree limbs were knocked down and minor roof damage was reported at four homes.Resident James Lessard said he heard what sounded like a tornado.\"The saying about a freight train, it's true. I heard the freight train noise, and that's when I yelled to my wife and the kids, 'Get in the bathroom. Get in the tub,'\" said Lessard.Raw video: Rain, wind swirl outside AmwayOne woman was trapped inside a home when it collapsed in Titusville. Pat Goede said she arrived on scene and helped rescue her friend Linda.\"She has never been in this much pain in her life, and she was screaming, 'Do something about my leg,'\" said Pat Goede.Dunn Airpark in Titusville was closed after planes overturned.See the most up-to-date warnings hereSevere thunderstorm warnings remained in effect late Sunday afternoon. Fire departments in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties reported no injuries or significant damage.In Windermere, crews worked to clear the roads filled with debris from tall trees acting as sails in the wind.\"When you have your trees overgrown, the wind can catch it and tear (it) apart,\" said power worker Ben Wasielewski.A homeowner, who asked to remain unidentified, said his neighbor's trampoline went airborne for about 300 yards before it slammed into his screened patio. No one was hurt, but the resident said there's a lot of mopping up to do.\"The cleanup on this is very intense in regards to it's a lot of pressure on the guys, but we are safe in what we do and we always have to watch out for everybody else,\" said Wasielewski.14276952"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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