Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Trees down in Hanover, Indiana. (Photo from Missy Sturgill)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Trees down on a house in Kent, Indiana. (Photo from Donna Lynch Duke)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
Strong storms swept across Kentuckiana overnight, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and reports of tornadoes in several communities. (WDRB Photo)
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The NWS said Friday the tornado saw peak winds of 130 MPH.
The tornado traveled across the Ohio River into Trimble County where you can find trees on top of homes still.
