Power Outage in Corydon, IN

The National Weather Service conducted a storm assessment survey with Harrison County Emergency Management and private meteorologist August Veron for the storms on Sunday evening June 25. There was sporadic wind damage in the Lanesville community, with the most concentrated area along SR 62 near the Floyd county line. Trees were topped and snapped, and there were power lines down and 3 power poles snapped. Winds were estimated to be between 70 and 75 mph. All of the damage was facing from the west northwest to the east southeast. There was no indication of tornadic rotation.

There were trees and power lines down along Doolittle Hill Road.

Trees and power lines were down along State Road 62.

A tree fell on power lines and blocked Williar Avenue.

Trees and power lines were reported down on Totten Ford Road.

Widespread power outages were reported throughout the county due to icing bringing down limbs and trees. Transformers were lighting up the sky as they blew.

A Harrison County official reported trees and power poles down resulting in several power outages across the area.

The Harrison County emergency manager reported that severe thunderstorm winds brought down power lines on State Road 62 approximately 1/2 mile east of Corydon.

Trees and power lines were blown down.

One tree was blown down and a power line was down in the southern part of Harrison county.

Numerous power lines were downed across the county.

Trees were downed across the county. Some trees were down on power lines and roads. Emergency Manager estimated wind gusts around 60 mph.

A roof was blown off a business and power poles were snapped on the northwest side of Corydon.

Numerous trees and power lines were reported down across the county.

Numerous trees and power lines down all across the county.

Trees and power lines were downed.

Interstate 64 west of Corydon was closed due to downed power lines. Indiana Highway 62 was closed one half mile east of Corydon due to downed trees. A discount store in downtown Corydon sustained roof damage.

A tree was blown on to a house. Another tree was blown on to power lines. Part of a garage roof was blown off.

A stationary surface boundary across the region combined with an upper level disturbance coming in from the west produced a round of scattered strong to severe thunderstorms across southern Indiana. The main hazard was damaging winds which brought down trees and power lines.