Power Outage in Mount Vernon, IN

The tornado damage was mainly to trees and power lines. A couple houses lost some shingles and fascia. At least one vehicle was damaged by a fallen tree. Corn was blown down in a strongly convergent pattern. There was a strong cross-wind component to the snapped and uprooted trees. Estimated maximum wind speeds were near 95 mph. Survey findings were compiled from drone footage and data provided by the Evansville-Vanderburgh and Posey County emergency management agencies in conjunction with NWS data. The tornado path continued into Vanderburgh County.

The tornado damage was mainly to trees and power lines. A couple houses lost some shingles and fascia. At least one vehicle was damaged by a fallen tree. Corn was blown down in a strongly convergent pattern. There was a strong cross-wind component to the snapped and uprooted trees. Estimated maximum wind speeds were near 95 mph. Survey findings were compiled from drone footage and data provided by the Evansville-Vanderburgh and Posey County emergency management agencies in conjunction with NWS data. The tornado path continued into Vanderburgh County.

Numerous trees and power lines were down. Isolated power outages were reported.

This long-track tornado continued from White County, Illinois across the Wabash River into Posey County. The tornado was rated EF-2 throughout its path in Posey County. The tornado was about 220 yards wide when it crossed the Wabash River to Indiana Highway 69. Several small barns were destroyed, and most trees were snapped along the path. Power poles were snapped, and roads were blocked by debris. The Posey County portion of the path was almost entirely through agricultural land, resulting in damage to very few residences. The tornado crossed Interstate 64 west of Poseyville, leaving a path of flattened trees across the interstate. Just before the tornado crossed into Gibson County, an old house was shifted off its foundation. The tornado again strengthened to EF-3 intensity after crossing into Gibson County.

A wind gust to 61 mph was measured. A pole barn was destroyed. Trees were blown down. Some of the downed trees landed on power lines, knocking out power for several hours.

A wind gust to 61 mph was measured. A pole barn was destroyed. Trees were blown down. Some of the downed trees landed on power lines, knocking out power for several hours.

Trees and power lines were blown down countywide. At an elementary school in Farmersville, half the roof of a temporary classroom was torn off. Debris hit the school's main building, cutting several holes in the roof. Several classrooms and hallways were flooded.

A roof was blown off a home. Numerous trees and power lines were down. Pillars were blown off a home. Power poles were down in Mount Vernon.

A trained spotter measured a wind gust to 58 MPH in Wadesville, where utility poles were snapped. There was minor structural damage to several homes in Marrs Township, which is in the southeast corner of the county. Two roofs were damaged in Marrs Township, and several utility poles were snapped. A large tree fell across Indiana Highway 68 west of Poseyville, blocking the roadway. Trees and power lines were down in Poseyville.

Power lines and trees were down.

Three power poles were down at Harbortown. Trees and power lines were down .