Subtropical Storm Alberto pushed north along the western coast of Florida on Sunday, May 27, churning up the ocean and creating beach erosion.

Some tropical storm warnings remained in effect on Florida’s west coast, but some had been lifted, a news report said.

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.

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