Meteorologist Brooks Garner was broadcasting tornado warning coverage when a tornado hit his studio in Orlando this week.

The Florida Panhandle and North Florida will be in its crosshairs starting on Friday night and continuing throughout Saturday. The multi-day storm could potentially unleash strong tornadoes, winds up ...

No direct injuries or fatalities were reported, according to the National Weather Service after it completed its storm survey ...

The Seminole County Fire Department said a home in Longwood collapsed after "weather impacts." Others described it as a ...

Thunderstorms with a slight risk of severe wind gusts and a possible brief tornado may develop on Monday in parts of central ...

A storm system, fueled by unseasonably warm air, could unleash significant tornado activity along the Middle and Lower ...

I’ve been in this business 25 years and I’ve never in my career had a tornado hit the studio. This is a very, very ...

The National Weather Service confirmed that the tornado, which packed winds of up to 115 mph, touched down around 9:40 a.m.

Debris rained down outside as the meteorologist shouted: "Get under your desks, guys! Anchors—under your desks!

FOX 35 has declared Sunday, March 16 a Storm Alert Day due to the potential for strong or severe thunderstorms, torrential ...