Florida tornado hits news station during live broadcast

EF2 tornado hits FOX 35 Orlando TV station, damages nearby homes
Severe thunderstorms prompted several severe tornado warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings throughout Central Florida earlier Monday morning, including at least one confirmed tornado in Lake Mary.
Florida tornado destroys homes after hitting Orlando TV station during live broadcast
This is a very rare event,” FOX 35 Orlando Meteorologist Brooks Garner said Monday morning. “We were able to confirm the tornado as it hit our station.”
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The tornado, later given an EF2 rating by the National Weather Service, was believed to have peak wind gusts to 115 mph, equivalent to a Category 3 hurricane.
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Crews at the Fox 35 station were on the air sharing updates about tornado warnings for Seminole and Volusia counties when one struck their news studio on Monday morning.
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Employees at a Florida weather station experienced a tornado live on air during an intense broadcast caught on camera.
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A tornado hit central Florida on Monday, destroying two homes, uprooting trees and disrupting a FOX TV show as it was tracking the storm live on air.
Video: Florida tornado hits news station during live broadcast
On Monday, a Florida meteorologist was spot-on with his weather report — because the tornado he was describing was hitting his news station, according to Fox Weather. During a live broadcast for Fox 35 Orlando,
DRONE: Flattened homes, fallen trees after tornado hits Florida
Drone video shows flattened homes, fallen trees and debris strewn across the streets following the aftermath of a tornado in Longwood, Florida. (Video Credit: SEMINOLE COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMENT/TMX)
Drone video shows EF-2 tornado damage near Orlando, Florida
Aerial video shows the destruction left by an EF-2 tornado in Longwood, Florida on March 10, about 20 minutes from Orlando. The tornado destroyed at least two homes and caused widespread damage in the Seminole County neighborhood.
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A tornado touched down in Central Florida on Monday, crossing over a local TV station in the middle of their live broadcast about the severe weather.
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