A possible tornado touched down in central Florida early Monday, causing a house to collapse and tearing past a local television news station as it broadcast live on the air, but no injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service says the tornado that touched down north of Orlando and demolished a house in Seminole County Monday morning reached an EF-2 with winds as high as 115 miles per hour. Meteorologist Will Ulrich says forecasters spotted the thunderstorm showing signs of circulation as soon as it moved out of the Gulf.

Resident sheltered inside as a EF2 tornado hit Florida. The powerful storm with wind speeds reaching 135 mph (217 km/h) tore through Lake Mary, Seminole County, on March 10. Footage captured by Kelly Sweeney shows strong gusts battering the area,

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.

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.

By Dacia Johnson Click here for updates on this story LAKE MARY, Florida (WESH) — Storms dumped rain on Central Florida on Monday morning bringing a slew of tornado warnings to the Orlando area. A radar-confirmed tornado touched down along Interstate 4 in the Longwood/Lake Mary around 9:30 a.