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.

Crews will be back out across Seminole County on Tuesday to assess damage after a powerful EF2 tornado touched down in parts of Lake Mary and Longwood on Monday.

A radar-confirmed tornado struck Lake Mary in Seminole County on Monday morning. The tornado was captured moving across Interstate 4 just north of Orlando, as it whipped through Lake Mary and into Sanford.

Jeanicmar Rangel captured the terrifying moments from her car as an EF2 tornado struck in Longwood. In the video, Rangel cries out in fear as the tornado sends debris toward her vehicle, along with strong winds and heavy rain.

An EF-2 tornado touched down in Seminole County, central Florida, on Monday morning, March 10, destroying at least one home and damaging several others. RESTRICTIONS AND USAGE TERMS: Please credit “@KellySweeneyme via Spectee”.

Residents were out in their yards on Tuesday cleaning up the damage and debris after an EF2 tornado touched down in Seminole County, Florida. The tornado had peak winds of at least 115 mph, which is comparable to a Category 2 or Category 3 hurricane.