Tornado Hits FL TV Station During Broadcast

Second Tornado Tears Through Sekinchan in Less Than a Week, Damaging Over 30 Houses - WORLD OF BUZZ

Another tornado tore through Sekinchan yesterday evening (March 11), less than one week after the whirlwind hit the district. In a Facebook post by the Sekinchan Assemblyman, Ng Suee Lim said the tornado was spotted around 4:15 PM, which came with strong wind. The tornado lasted only a minute but was destructive and caused major damage to more than 30 houses, prompting the residents to evacuate. With roofs blown off and no power to support the r…

Homeowner starts small amid 'chaos' of debris post-tornado

Emily Sless says no one including her neighbors were prepared for the amount of destruction.

Meteorologist Has Unfortunate Sneezing Attack While On TV

Meet The World’s Most Popular Weather Girl (1:02) Sneezing is a very natural thing, but TV personalities and people giving speeches generally have to resist the urge to do so. But for one meteorologist, there was simply nothing that could be done.During a segment on The Weather Channel, meteorologist Stephanie Abrams was giving a report on a tornado sighting in Seminole County, Florida when she had an uncontrollable sneezing attack. Abrams refer…

'Take shelter!': Tornado strikes Florida's Seminole County, destroying homes and interrupting live TV broadcast

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 shows tornado hit news station during live broadcast

A Florida meteorologist reporting on a tornado warning was interrupted on air when that twister hit his studio. WOFL-TV meteorologist Brooks Garner was showing his Orlando-area viewers footage of what he believed to be a funnel moving outside his building when that tornado literally landed on top of his office. “Get to your safe space under your desk,” he then instructed colleagues as debris blew across the building’s rooftop. The power flickere…

Tornado crosses over local TV station in Central Florida during a live broadcast

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. Fox 35 Orlando said on its website that an EF2 tornado touched down in Seminole County, where their studios are located. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado, stating it had peak winds of 115 miles per hour. RELATED STORY | Firefighters seek to contain wind-driven brush fire on Long I…