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Severe thunderstorms continue to move across Central Florida on Thursday morning, which has prompted multiple tornado warnings to be issued. Central Florida is under a tornado watch until 3 p.m.
We've also seen storm damage in Flagler County, specifically Palm Coast, where power lines were knocked down, tree limbs on the ground, and at least one vehicle flipped on its side.
RELATED: Possible tornado causes significant damage in Palm Coast, Florida: See photos, videos
LIVE WEATHER UPDATES
1:48 p.m.: National Weather Service - Jacksonville confirms that an EF2 tornado touched down in the B-Section of Palm Coast at 4:50 a.m. An EF-2 is considered a "strong" tornado on the Fujita Scale.
The tornado had estimated peak winds of 115 mph on its mile-long trek through Palm Coast. Its path was 200 yards long.
It initially touched down near the intersection of Belle Terre Parkway and Pine Lakes Parkway, officials said. It revealed northeast before dissipating near I-95 just 6 minutes later.
Today's weather forecast
Is more rain on the way? How much more rain? FOX 35 meteorologist Allison Gargaro looks at the forecast for the next several hours – and what we can expect here in Central Florida.
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Weather Forecast: More rain on the way?
FOX 35 meteorologist Allison Gargaro takes a look at the weather forecast for Orlando and Central Florida. Strong storms devastated parts of Florida, including Palm Coast and Crystal River. More rain is on the way.
Continuing coverage: Storm damage in Palm Coast after possible tornado, officials say
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Possible tornado carves path of destruction
A possible tornado ripped through Palm Coast overnight, causing significant damage to the city's B-section as strong thunderstorms moved across Central Florida early Thursday.
1:34 p.m.: All after-school activities/athletics have been canceled in Marion County due to inclement weather Thursday afternoon, a school distinct spokesperson said. Marion afterschool programs, however, will remain open.
9:30 a.m.: Flagler County emergency officials provide update on storm damage in Palm Coast, Florida, where a possible tornado touched down early Thursday morning.
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News conference on possible tornado in Palm Coast
Flagler County officials provided an update on the possible tornado that ripped through Palm Coast when strong storms moved through Central Florida Thursday morning.
9:11 a.m.: Flagler County officials will provide an update on the possible tornado that ripped through Palm Coast during a news conference at 9:30 a.m.
8:30 a.m.: Tornado warning issued for parts of Marion County until 8:45 a.m.
8 a.m.: Spruce Creek High School in Volusia County will be closed Thursday due to a power outage, according to Volusia County Schools. All other schools in Volusia County have classes today.
7 a.m.: The City of Palm Coast, Florida reports significant damage in the Indian Trails B-Section, where power lines have fallen, storm debris scattered about, and a vehicle flipped on its side.
People have been asked to avoid Barrington Drive.
Several roads closed in Citrus County, according to the Citrus County Sheriff's Office, which also saw damage.