Homes and buildings were destroyed and several people were injured when tornadoes tore through east-central Indiana Thursday night, authorities and officials said.
March 15 Homes and buildings were destroyed and several people were injured when tornadoes tore through east-central Indiana Thursday night, authorities and officials said.
Officials in Randolph County near the Indiana-Ohio border confirmed in a statement that the tornado touched down in the city of Winchester at around 8 p.m. The storm, it said, was produced “tennis ball-size hall.”
“TAKE COVER NOW!” it warned.
Indiana State Police Superintendent Doug Carter confirmed to reporters in an early Friday press conference that buildings and homes in city of some 4,600 people had been “completely destroyed” but the extent of the damage was unknown.
