A tornado caused major damage to at least one home in Seminole County as severe weather moving across Central Florida prompted tornado warnings in four counties.

Here is the path of the EF2 tornado that touched down in Seminole County, Florida, causing significant damage in Longwood.

Severe storms swept through Central Florida on Monday, bringing widespread impacts. A radar-confirmed tornado tore through Lake Mary and Longwood in Seminole County earlier in the morning. The EF2 tornado left a path of destruction over a roughly four-mile path.

A tornado struck a TV station while the weatherman was doing a live broadcast showing the terrifying moment the system closed in. FOX 35 meteorologist Brooks Garner kept remarkably calm as an EF-2 tornado approached and hit the station in Lake Mary,

A suspected tornado passed over Seminole County, including the WOFL FOX 35 TV Studios, as a series of strong thunderstorms crossed over the area.

Watch as a radar-confirmed tornado crossed over the FOX 35 News studio in Lake Mary, Florida. The tornado formed as heavy rain and strong storms moved across the Central Florida region on Monday morning.

NBC News' Bill Karins reports on the destructive EF2 tornado that hit central Florida as residents and emergency crews survey the resulting damage.

A confirmed tornado was spotted in Lake Mary and Sanford, Florida, north of Orlando. FOX 35 Orlando reports the tornado moved across I-4 possibly damaging their studio in Lake Mary. The Tornado-warned storm continues to move to the east toward the coast on Monday morning.

The twister with winds near 70 mph was recoded at 9:30 a.m. in Lake Mary, a city about 19 miles north of Orlando. At the time, a tornado warning was in effect for Sumter County, but it has since expired.