There is the potential for severe weather across the southeastern parts of the United States over the next several days, including Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia. On Sunday, that severe weather threat will extend into both north and Central Florida.

Debris rained down outside as the meteorologist shouted: "Get under your desks, guys! Anchors—under your desks! Producers—everybody, get under your desks!"

According to Severe Weather Outlook, a website that tracks severe weather potential, a mid-level low will track eastward over Georgia Monday while a positively tilted trough moves toward the Florida Peninsula. Meanwhile, at the surface, a cold front will progress southeastward across the Florida Peninsula.

FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Laurel Blanchard talks about tornadoes, which are one of the main weather impacts heading towards Central Florida on Sunday. The National Weather Service (NWS) says tornadoes are spawned from powerful thunderstorms,