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.

The EF-2 tornado winds reached up to 115mph (185km/h) with the path of the tornado running about 4 miles (6.4km) in length.

Here is the path of the EF2 tornado that touched down in Seminole County, Florida, causing significant damage in Longwood.

FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Jessica Dobson outlines the path of the EF2 tornado that struck Lake Mary and Longwood in Florida Monday morning.

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,

NBC News' Bill Karins reports on the destructive EF2 tornado that hit central Florida as residents and emergency crews survey the resulting damage.

A confirmed tornado was spotted in Lake Mary and Sanford, Florida, north of Orlando. FOX 35 Orlando reports the tornado moved across I-4 possibly damaging their studio in Lake Mary. The Tornado-warned storm continues to move to the east toward the coast on Monday morning.

The twister with winds near 70 mph was recoded at 9:30 a.m. in Lake Mary, a city about 19 miles north of Orlando. At the time, a tornado warning was in effect for Sumter County, but it has since expired.