Tornado warnings in Miss., Ala., Fla. panhandle Severe weather including suspected tornadoes damaged buildings in eastern Louisiana and Alabama early Monday. The National Weather Service said tornado warnings remain in effect in parts of southeast Mississippi, southwest Alabama, and Escambia County in Florida through 11:30 a.m. CT, with a tornado watch in effect until 3:00 p.m. Baker Police Chief Mike Knapp told CBS Affiliate WAFB that a tornado damaged the roof of a car wash. There were also reports of damage in the Lincoln Heights subdivision in Alsen, near Baker, including downed telephone poles and trees. A resident there said a neighbor's carport is now in another neighbor's front yard. There are also reports of large hail in Watson. There are no reports of injuries or fatalities at this time. Monday's severe weather results in some heavy damage in the Birmingham, Ala., area, reports CBS Affiliate WIAT. Birmingham police and fire both report moderate to severe damage at several homes, and the roof was blown off the Motion Industries building on 11th Place North. Residents reporting seeing a funnel cloud, but Mayor William Bell said officials have not yet confirmed if it was a tornado.