On march 28th at about 11:20 pm the sailing cat "Manana" was anchored off the bay side of Conch Key.
A bad thunderstorm with rain and wind over 50mph came through the area.
The Manana broke anchor and drifted with the wind southeast until it came in contact with the Tom' Harbor Bridge.
The front sail boom hit the side of the bridge and bent.  It pulled on the tie rod which broke out of the port bow.  The sailboat moved farther under the bridge and the mast hit the side of the bridge.  The mast broke loose from the hold and fell down on th cabin of the vessel.  The vessel wedged up under the bridge and came to a stop.  The occupants of the vessel were able to throw out a sperate anchor and pull the sailboat out from under the bridge when the wind died down. 
The vessel was towed away the next day.
ISLAMORADA                    