<p>Subtropical Storm Alberto pushed north along the western coast of Florida on Sunday, May 27, churning up the ocean and creating beach erosion.</p><p>Some tropical storm warnings remained in effect on Florida’s west coast, but some had been lifted, a news report said</a>.</p><p>The storm’s top wind speed was 50 miles per hour as of Sunday morning, the report said. Heavy rain, flooding and possible tornadoes were also anticipated with the storm.</p><p>This video shows Longboat Key, which was still under a tropical storm warning, and the beach erosion and the surf. Credit: Johnny Hiett via Storyful</p><br />
