This has been a really serious weather event for central Florida, the worst in the area since 1998. Apparently every few years we get some severe upper-atmosphere weather in February that can cause tornadoes, and this had an extensive effect in the early hours of Friday morning. The orlando/Orange County area was not impacted at all (apart from the thunderstorms and heavy rain for a few hours, and some unsettled weather this weekend), but the death toll has reached 20 in the counties just to the north (Lake, Seminole, Volusia and Sumter) and there has been widespread damage. Tornadoes do not normally have such a wide impact as this, they are normally devastating but small-scale incidents, but this was a really big area they hit, and our thoughts and prayers should be with the many, many families affected by this.