Employees at a Florida weather station experienced a tornado live on air during an intense broadcast caught on camera.

Terrifying live footage shows the moment a Florida TV station was struck by a tornado in the middle of a weather forecast as the host frantically shouted for staff members to take shelter.

A scary video shows the moment when the WOFL Fox 35 meteorologist announces the arrival of a tornado while broadcasting live ...

A terrifying tornado ripped through Central Florida on Monday morning, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The powerful EF-2 tornado, with winds reaching up to 115 mph, tore through ...

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. By Johnny Diaz As powerful ...

Even the TV studio had lights flickering inside their well-fortified building. The tornado gradually made its way northeast toward the studio. After colliding with the building, it dissipated at 9 ...

AccuWeather meteorologists said a "radar-confirmed" tornado touched down in Seminole County Monday morning. And FOX 35 was live on the air as meteorologist Brooks Garner warned viewers to take ...

Other homes in the area were being assessed for damage. A "confirmed tornado" passed through Seminole County, including the WOFL FOX 35 TV Studios in Lake Mary on Monday morning as a series of ...

Homeowners in the Chapin Place subdivision shared scary reflections after their homes were damaged on Sunday by an EF-1 ...