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Storm damage in Orlando
FOX 35 reporter Lara Greenberg was at the scene of storm damage in Orlando.
ORLANDO, Fla. - Saturday brought severe weather, tornado warnings and actual confirmed tornadoes to Central Florida.
One confirmed tornado reportedly touched down in the College Park area of Orlando.
FOX 35 reporter Lara Greenberg drove around the area and found down powerlines and trees, along with other debris blown about by the severe weather.
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Storm damage in College Park
FOX 35's Lara Greenberg shows some of the damage caused by severe weather in Orlando.
FOX 35 News spoke with Orange County Fire Rescue Division Chief Mike Wajda.
He said his firefighters started receiving calls about a possible tornado in the Conway area at around 7:30 p.m.
He said when they arrived in the area, officials found widespread damage, including as many as eight homes with extensive damage, including roof collapses and trees on homes.
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Orange County Fire Rescue officials give update on storm damage in Orlando
Orange County officials gave an update on damage in the Orlando area after severe weather moved across Central Florida.
Wajda said the damage was "sporadic," something he says he has seen with past tornadoes.
Thankfully, no injuries were reported, he said.
Wajda had some important information for the next time severe weather strikes.
"Most important thing, have a weather radio. Pay attention to your cellphone when weather alerts go out. When messages go out, to take cover, take cover and take it seriously," he said.
He added, "Severe weather is one of those incidents where seconds are critical. And when the word goes out to take shelter, you don't have much time to react, so take shelter immediately."