A shocked Florida resident was rolling her camera when a tornado landed in her pool.

This was a very weak twister... just an EF-O with wind speed around 65 miles an hour, according to the National Weather Service. 

The Sand Mountain tornado was an EF-4, with winds in the 180 range.

It landed in a parking lot next to a condo in Cocoa Beach, then knocked off the roof of the condo building.

I showed it to Patrick Core, who says it's really just a water spout that came ashore.

He says notice the circulation as the wins come back to grab the furniture.

Now I can show it to you. 

You'll finally see it hit about :34 into the video.  If you pause it, it looks like an explosion of water.

Then it moves toward the pool and the camera.

And the furniture is now match for the winds.

Water is flying everywhere!

No one was hurt, but five condos were knocked out of action in the building.