INDIANA, USA — Rain and storms moved through central Indiana Sunday evening causing widespread damage mostly in the eastern portion of the state.
The rain brought what’s called “landspouts,” which are difficult to see on radar and can bring sudden rotation without any warning. However, the 13News meteorologists say there were at least two tornados that touched down. The National Weather Service will survey the damage on Monday to determine the severity.
The Jay County Sheriff’s Office posted on Facebook shortly before 8 p.m. on Sept. 22 that a tornado had reportedly touched down outside the town of Portland. The sheriff’s office then announced Tyson Road had been closed until further notice…