storm damage

Storm Damage Photos
Storm Damage Photos
Storm Damage Photos
A surge of severe weather swept through Evansville and much of the Tri-State Thursday afternoon causing considerable property damage across the area and thousands are still without power.
Storm Damage Photos
Storm Damage Photos
Storm Damage Photos
A surge of severe weather swept through Evansville and much of the Tri-State Thursday afternoon causing considerable property damage across the area. Several affected residents took to social media to share photos of what they saw.
Caught on Film
Caught on Film
Caught on Film
Unless you slept through it, you know that a series of severe storms tore through parts of the Tri-State on Sunday afternoon. While most of Vanderburgh, Posey, and Warrick counties saw little to no damage as the storm broke a part and weakened as it entered those areas, our neighbors in Illinois and south of Henderson weren't as fortunate.
Red Cross Comes to the Aid of Newburgh-Henderson Tornado Victims
Red Cross Comes to the Aid of Newburgh-Henderson Tornado Victims
Red Cross Comes to the Aid of Newburgh-Henderson Tornado Victims
In the aftermath of this morning's tornado, the Red Cross has done what the Red Cross does frankly, and made itself available to those affected by this mornings events and offered information to those of us who weren't affected but would like to help out our friends and neighbors in the Newburgh and Henderson areas.
Photos of Tornado Damage in Newburgh – [GALLERY]
Photos of Tornado Damage in Newburgh – [GALLERY]
Photos of Tornado Damage in Newburgh – [GALLERY]
I normally don't wake up when my wife's alarm goes off at 5:30am, but today was obviously different. While there wasn't much more than rain happening at my house on the North Side, the storm sirens were in full force. We turned on the TV to hear that a tornado had touched down south of Mt. Vernon and was heading toward Evansville. Off to the basement we went.
Send Us Your Storm Pictures
Send Us Your Storm Pictures
Send Us Your Storm Pictures
If you live anywhere in the 106-1 KISS-FM listening area, you were not spared the wrath of the storms that sped through the area last night. Although the Evansville area was under a tornado warning, there were no reports of a tornado touching down within the city limits. Instead we were treated to what weather experts call "straight-line winds", some in excess of 70 mph. According to an