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On Saturday, March 1, 1980, a pair of destructive tornadoes struck South Florida, extensively damaging to apartment complexes, businesses, school buildings, and homes. The first of the twisters touched down in Oakland Park and tracked northeast for almost 12 mi (19 km), moving offshore at Pompano Beach. It produced F3 damage, killed one person, and injured 33 others. A second, smaller, and weaker tornado produced F1 damage just 5 mi (8.0 km) to the north, in Deerfield Beach. Losses from both twisters totaled almost $8 million.
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