Power Outage in Greensburg, IN

Trees and powerlines downed by thunderstorm wind gusts across the northwestern portion of the county.

Multiple trees downed by thunderstorm wind gusts. Power lines were also downed by the falling trees and tree limbs with about 50 power outages across the county. No specific location noted for the fallen trees.

Thunderstorm downburst winds blew down trees and power lines in central Decatur County.

A 49 mph wind gust was reported by an automated surface observations system in Millhousen. Widespread power outages across the county suggests that pockets of higher wind gusts occurred with over 1000 outages due to the strong gradient winds.

Multiple trees and power lines down in the county due to strong gradient winds. Some roads blocked but most were cleared as of 1145 AM. Some stop lights in Greensburg on Main Street were not functioning.

Multiple trees downed in an area stretching from Saint Paul to Greensburg due to thunderstorm wind gusts. In addition, more than 150 customers were without power in this stretch.

Roof was blown off of a trailer due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts. A barn in bad shape was also destroyed and part of a roof was blown off of 4 barns. Siding was pulled off of a house. Trees, one onto a car, and power lines were also reported down south and southwest of Greensburg. No injuries were reported and there were multiple reports of a funnel. Damage survey determined the damage was caused by strong straight-line wind gusts.

Trees were downed, slide-offs occurred, and there were power outages in Greensburg due to ice accumulation. It is estimated that at least a quarter of an inch of ice accumulation occurred. Greensburg schools were closed on the 15th.

Power lines were downed in this location due to strong thunderstorm wind gusts.

A tree was downed on power lines near the intersection of County Roads 300 North and 400 East due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

A cinderblock wall of a handball court was reported down in nearby Columbus due to high, non-thunderstorm damaging wind gusts. No power outages were reported from the county.

Trees and power lines were reported down in this location due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts.

Power poles were snapped, due to damaging thunderstorm wind gusts, near the Honda plant.

Approximately one quarter inch of ice accumulation from freezing rain was received. Scattered power outages were also noted.

Reports of additional scattered power outages were noted as tree limbs and power lines were downed.

Multiple power outages were reported due to tree and power lines down throughout the county. One tree landed on a house (no details available). Numerous utility lines came down on homes.

A large Greensburg County sign was ripped from the outside wall of City Hall, which suffered minor damage. A tree was snapped in front of the building. The winds snapped trees and ripped down power lines with some shingles and siding torn and tossed about. The hardest hit area in the city was the airport. A hangar on the southside of the property as virtually torn apart. A small plane was seriously damaged. Pieces of the hangar flew off and destroyed the right wing. Duke Energy reported 4,130 customers without power in the county.

A microburst caused damage to numerous structures in Decatur County including a church steeple and roof, two mobile homes, three pick up trucks, trees, power lines, a school bus, two semi trailers, a barn, two businesses, a fence, and a few houses.

A microburst caused damage to numerous structures in Decatur County including a church steeple and roof, two mobile homes, three pick up trucks, trees, power lines, a school bus, two semi trailers, a barn, two businesses, a fence, and a few houses.