3 S Seymour, IL
Champaign County
Unknown intensity
(ILX)
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Affected area: Fountain, IN; Warren, IN
Severity: Severe
Affected area: Fulton, IN; La Porte, IN; Marshall, IN; St. Joseph, IN; Starke, IN
Severity: Severe
Affected area: Boone, IN; Carroll, IN; Clinton, IN; Howard, IN; Montgomery, IN; Tippecanoe, IN
Severity: Severe
Affected area: Cass, IN; White, IN
Severity: Severe
4 active warning(s).
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Champaign County
Unknown intensity
(ILX)
Delaware County
Unknown intensity
An EF1 tornado with max wind speeds of 95 MPH caused damage to trees... a house and a couple of farm outbuildings. A tree fell on a house heavily damaging a garage. A l (DVN)
Delaware County
Unknown intensity
An EF1 tornado... with max wind speeds of 90 MPH caused damage to trees and crops across its 1.5 mile long path. A hoop outbuilding was flung into the southside of a fa (DVN)
Delaware County
Unknown intensity
A high-end EF1 with peak gusts of 110 MPH caused significant damage to two farmsteads at the beginning of its 2.4 mile long path. Here two farm outbuildings were destro (DVN)
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Allen County
Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (IWX)
Allen County
Photo on the south side of Lima showing quarter size hail. Time estimated via radar. (IWX)
Allen County
Photos on Facebook of quarter size hail in Lima... OH. Time estimated via radar. (IWX)
Allen County
Time estimated via radar. Photo on Facebook showing hailstones next to a quarter. Fell in Fort Shawnee... OH. (IWX)
Allen County
Report on Facebook of hail ranging from quarters to ping pong ball size in Lima. Time estimated via radar. (IWX)
Allen County
Ping pong ball size hail on the west side of Lima. Time estimated via radar. (IWX)
Allen County
Photo on Facebook of quarter size hail in Elida. Time estimated via radar. (IWX)
Allen County
Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (IWX)
Showing 8 report(s).
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