Portland experienced more unrest early Wednesday after a fire was set inside the city’ Multnomah Building prior to the police department declaring another riot. Police took to Twitter to declare the riot “after individuals vandalized, repeatedly smashed first floor windows with rocks and threw burning material into an office.” The department retweeted a video posted by Hannah Ray Lambert, a reporter with KOIN News, who filmed a small fire with a crowd in the background chanting, “What did you see? Didn’t see shit!” Portland police confirmed the fire. Lambert reported that protesters later clashed with police.

GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas - A large fire is burning at an industrial park in Grand Prairie, west of Dallas. Firefighters are concerned about the chemicals burning, a nearby lumber yard catching fire and power lines coming down. The fire at the Poly-America facility near the President George Bush Turnpike just north of Pioneer Parkway started burning around 1 a.m. Wednesday. Flames and smoke could be seen from miles away and explosions could be heard in the distance. According to it’s website, Poly-America makes plastic film and trash bags. The company also recycles plastic. The Grand Prairie Fire Department said the fire was caused by high-tension power lines falling into the plastic inventory. Firefighters are now working defensively, using a truck with spray foam to try to keep the blaze from spreading. They expect the fire will be burning for most of the day.

DELAND, Fla. - Severe weather in Volusia County, including a Tornado Warning, brought heavy rain and wind to the DeLand area, caused significant flooding and damage. The storm left thousands without power. Trees were toppled, roofs ripped, cars flipped over and debris has been scattered along roads. A car was left resting on its roof, trees were uprooted and streets littered with debris after a powerful storm and possible tornado caused widespread damage in DeLand, Florida.