ORLANDO, Fla. —  It was an active Saturday, with showers and storms producing damage in Lake and Volusia counties, with reports of possible tornado touchdowns in Leesburg and DeLand, according to deputies.

According to Volusia County Fire Rescue, there were trees down, debris and power lines down at 510 South Woodland Blvd. near Melching Field at Conrad Park. There were no injuries reported.

Lake County Fire Rescue crews responded to reports of damage and power outages in Leesburg the Holiday RV Village on County Road 33 Saturday morning.

According to officials, the line of heavy thunderstorms that moved through at 10:45 a.m. may have resulted in a tornado. 

Leesburg Fire oficials and Lake County EMS responded as well.

According to Lake County Sheriff's Office, one resident was injured and sustained a minor cut to his head after a tree limb fell through the roof of his home and hit him.

"The National Weather Service will be conducting an analysis to confirm whether or not it was a tornado, but all indicators point to it being one," spokesperson John Herrell said in a news release.

After an active Saturday, a cold front has pushed through the area bringing much cooler temperatures. The cool air will continue to push into the area overnight, with morning lows falling into the mid and upper 40s.

More cool air is on the way for Sunday. Northerly winds will push cool air into the region. Despite sunshine on Sunday, highs will only climb into the low to mid 60s.

The cool weather continues into the start of next week. More cool air will descend into the area, along with dry air. Highs for Monday and Tuesday will be in the upper 60s and low 70s.

Another cold front will move through very early Wednesday. The front will only produce sprinkles, but will bring a reinforcing shot of cool air. Highs for Wednesday will be in the mid to upper 60s.

Warmer weather does return by Thursday. Partly cloudy skies will return, along with a very isolated rain chance. Highs for Thursday will be in the low to mid 70s.

The rain chances increase some for Friday and next Saturday, as more moisture returns to the area. Temps to close next week will be in the upper 70s and low 80s.

Surf and Boating Conditions

A Small Craft Advisory continues for Sunday, with strong northerly winds and seas 4-6 feet. Surfers will find very poor conditions, with a small easterly swell.

The rip current threat will be low for Sunday, with Atlantic water temps in the 60s and low 70s.

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