Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near Borden, IN

Hail Report Description: REPORTED AT BORDEN... IN.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Wind Report Description: Trees snapped roughly 15 feet up on the north side of Louis Smith Rd. Time estimated from witness and corroborated with radar.

Wind Report Description: TREES DOWN ON DAISY HILL RD.

Wind Report Description: TREE IN ROADWAY IN THE 25100 BLOCK OF JACKSON ROAD. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON RADAR.

Wind Report Description: LARGE TREE DOWN BLOCKING HWY 60.

Wind Report Description: PART OF A FALLEN TREE DAMAGED A COVERED BACK PORCH IN BORDEN.

Wind Report Description: GLASS AND SCREEN COVERED PORCH BLOWN OFF THE BACK OF A HOUSE AT DEAM LAKE NEAR BORDEN.

Wind Report Description: AN NWS STORM SURVEY TEAM CONCLUDED THAT INTERMITTENT POCKETS OF STRAIGHT LINE WINDS OCCURRED ALONG A 16 MILE PATH BETWEEN SE WASHINGTON COUNTY AND W CLARK COUNTY. A ROOF WAS REMOVED FROM A HOUSE ALONG IN 135 9 MILES SOUTH OF SALEM. CONTINUING ESE... THERE WERE MANY LOCATIONS WITH SPORADIC TREE AND BARN DAMAGE... THE WORST ALONG VOYLES ROAD 3 MILES SOUTH OF NEW PEKIN. THE ROOF WAS REMOVED IN TWO ABANDONED BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN PEKIN AND BORDEN. THE SPORADIC DAMAGE CONTINUED EAST ALONG AND NEAR IN

Wind Report Description: WIDESPREAD AREA OF TREE DAMAGE WITH BUILDING MATERIALS IN THE STREETS.

Wind Report Description: FLAG POLE BENT AND ROOF SHINGLES OFF A HOUSE.

Wind Report Description: The local broadcast media reported a large tree down near the small town of Bordon.

Wind Report Description: Strong winds associated with a line of storms shifted a barn off of its foundation. Portions of several sheds were blown several hundred feet. Numerous trees were toppled.

Wind Report Description: Several large pine trees were downed along State Highway 60.

Tornado Report Description: CORRECTED TIME. A SMALL TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE BACKYARD OF A HOME ABOUT A QUARTER MILE WEST OF THE CAUTION LIGHT ON IN 60 AND UPROOTED TREES AND CAUSED ROOF DAMAGE TO A HOME. THE TORNADO MOVED ALONG MUDDY FORK AND SNAPPED OR UPROOTED NUMEROUS TREES. THE TORNADO THEN CROSSED IN 60 WHERE IT WAS WITNESSED BY PEOPLE IN THE BUCKBOARD DINER. NEXT... THE TORNADO REMOVED THE ROOF OF THE OLDER BUILDING NEXT TO THE CAFE AND A GARAGE BEHIND THE CAFE. IT THREW DEBRIS INTO A SMALL CHURCH AND REMOVED SO

Tornado Report Description: A SMALL TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN IN THE BACKYARD OF A HOME ABOUT A QUARTER MILE WEST OF THE CAUTION LIGHT ON IN 60 AND UPROOTED TREES AND CAUSED ROOF DAMAGE TO A HOME. THE TORNADO MOVED ALONG MUDDY FORK AND SNAPPED OR UPROOTED NUMEROUS TREES. THE TORNADO THEN CROSSED IN 60 WHERE IT WAS WITNESSED BY PEOPLE IN THE BUCKBOARD DINER. NEXT... THE TORNADO REMOVED THE ROOF OF THE OLDER BUILDING NEXT TO THE CAFE AND A GARAGE BEHIND THE CAFE. IT THREW DEBRIS INTO A SMALL CHURCH AND REMOVED SOME OF ITS ROOF.

Tornado Report Description: Interviews with witnesses helped the NWS damage survey team determine that a second tornado developed to the west southwest of Henryville and moved along a 6 mile track that almost perfectly covered a portion of the track of a previous violent tornado around 15 minutes earlier. The second tornado was associated with a large supercell that brought softball sized hail just to the north of its tornado track. This tornado had intermittent contact with the ground, first touching down and causing tree damage to Round Knob in the Clark State Forest. Damage was then observed along and west of Speith Road, located just southwest of Henryville. Finally the tornado lifted after doing damage along the south side of Henryville from Robyn Avenue to near the intersection of Highway 60 and Haddox Road.

Tornado Report Description: This is a continuation of the violent long tracked tornado that began just south of Fredricksburg moved into Clark county as an EF-4 with a path width of one-third of a mile. ||On Dan Gray Road, many well-constructed homes were leveled. The tornado narrowed to a path width of one-quarter of a mile and decreased in intensity as it crossed Pixley Knob Road. Farther east, the twister destroyed two double-wide modular homes on Speith Road, killing one resident who had moments earlier been videotaping the tornado, and had taken shelter in the interior hallway of the home. Another family residence on the west side of the road was severely damaged, reflecting 150 mph winds. ||The tornado crossed Interstate 65, trapping several people within damaged cars and semis. This highway was closed for several hours. The tornado strengthened just east of exit 19 off the Interstate as it entered a heavily industrialized area. Buildings containing several businesses were destroyed. A home was destroyed with estimated EF-4 winds on the east side of North Fraucke Road. Several homes were seriously damaged on the north side of State Highway 160. The EF-4 tornado then moved through Henryville, severely damaging the south building of the Henryville Junior-Senior High School. The cafeteria was completely destroyed and six automobiles were piled up along the south side of the school. Two school buses in the south parking lot were ripped off their chassis, with one moved hundreds of feet east into a commercial business building across North Ferguson Street. ||Extensive structural damage was surveyed on the east side of Henryville on North Front and Pennsylvania Streets. A high tension tower and other homes were damaged just west of Pine Drive. On Brownstown Road, many homes sustained EF-3 damage along the north side of the road. Several homes were destroyed along Henryville-Otisco Road, with the damage to one reflecting EF-4 winds. The tornado cycled near the intersect of Blackberry Trail and State Highway 3, with the original vortex narrowing rapidly into a rope-like funnel and ending as an EF-1 just as a new vortex immediately touched down just to the southwest of the original near Highway 3 and Mahan Road. This new twister damaged a church as an EF-1 and quickly intensified to an EF-3 as it severely damaged several homes on the south side of Marysville. A Civil Air Patrol Flight revealed extensive ground scouring across several fields east of Marysville all the way to the Scott Jefferson County Line. The scouring indicated a multiple vortex tornado and was confirmed by witnesses and photos. Several homes were severely damaged near and south of the intersection of Nabb-New Washington and Marysville-Nabb Roads. The tornado had 150 mph winds and a width of one third of a mile at this point. ||The tornado intensified over open country east of the intersection of Kettle Bottom and State Highway 362 before crossing into Scott County as it moved north of Route 362.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado uprooted and snapped several large trees and destroyed a small shed on Daisy Hill Road north of Borden. One snapped tree came down onto the roof of a home doing considerable damage.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado moved from Washington County, Indiana into western Clark County in the vicinity of Borden. It briefly reached F2 intensity in the Borden area, blowing the roofs off several homes. The roof was blown off an elementary school while a graduation was in progress, but no injuries were reported. In all, the tornado destroyed or damaged 10 homes in the Borden area. The tornado continued moving east southeast across Clark County, lifting intermittently. Several witnesses spotted the tornado as it moved south of Charlestown. It caused some F1 damage in the Stacy Road and Bethany Road areas, before lifting southeast of Charlestown.

Tornado Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Tornado Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.