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Watch a tornado swipe a Florida TV station while it was live on air
Meteorologist Brooks Garner was broadcasting tornado warning coverage when a tornado hit his studio in Orlando this week.
Florida Weather Report Interrupted by Tornado Live on Air
Debris rained down outside as the meteorologist shouted: "Get under your desks, guys! Anchors—under your desks! Producers—everybody, get under your desks!"
Florida TV station hit by tornado in middle of weather broadcast about tornadoes: live footage
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 significant situation,” Garner said, catching his breath.
NWS reports tornado in Florida. Home destroyed. TV station live on air when it passed overhead
The Seminole County Fire Department said a home in Longwood collapsed after "weather impacts." Others described it as a tornado.
Video shows tornado hit news station during live broadcast
A tornado hit a Florida television station while the network’s meteorologist warned viewers a twister was making its way through the area.
Watch As Tornado Hits Florida TV Station & Meteorologist Covers It Live On Air
This is a confirmed tornado!” says meteorologist Brooks Garner in gripping footage broadcast by Fox 35 in Orlando this morning. Garner was reporting on a Tornado Warning issued for Seminole and Volusia counties in Florida when he realized the station itself,
Orlando TV Anchors Rush to Seek Shelter Live on Air as Tornado Hits News Station: ‘Under Your Desks!’
Employees at a Florida weather station experienced a tornado live on air during an intense broadcast caught on camera.
Tornado Hits Florida TV Station During Live Weather Broadcast
A television meteorologist broadcast live on the air as a tornado hit his station's studio in Lake Mary, Florida, near Orlando. The meteorologist, Brooks Garner, warned employees to take shelter. Lights flickered during the broadcast and when it was all over Garner said he'd never experienced anything like that before.
Video: Florida tornado hits news station during live broadcast
There have been no reports of injuries or deaths from the tornado in Florida, but two homes were found collapsed, according to The Weather Channel. Florida averages 46 tornadoes per year, but Hurricane Milton caused that many to spin up over the course of two days, The Weather Channel reported.
Florida tornado destroys homes after hitting Orlando TV station during live broadcast
This is a very rare event,” FOX 35 Orlando Meteorologist Brooks Garner said Monday morning. “We were able to confirm the tornado as it hit our station.”
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Florida woman thanks Brooks Garner for tornado coverage
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