There were two severe thunderstorm warnings in Indiana today for Kosciusko and Whitley Counties but it was Pulaski County in the Lafayette viewing area that got hit the hardest. Take a look at the storm reports below from the Storm Prediction Center:
4 p.m. EDT
MONTEREY in PULASKI COUNTY
TREES UPROOTED AND LANDED ON HOUSES. POWER LINES DOWN ACROSS MONTEREY. (IWX)
4:50 p.m.
1 NNE NORTH MANCHESTER in WABASH COUNTY
TREES DOWN ON CARS (IWX)
The good news is no more severe weather is expected. Most of the lightning strikes I picked up in the area were located in Pulaski County and far northern Indiana between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. I will check to see if the line of storms bowed out just enough to bring those severe wind gusts to the surface. I will of course have more on this tonight at 11 p.m. If anybody has friends in the Monterey area tell them I am looking for stories and pictures. Thanks!
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Wow Mike I did see thoughs severe thunder warnings put out. However I did not know about what went on in pulaski county, hope all is safe and ok. We are getting a quick downpoor right now! I will be sure to post my total rainfall on here and to the CoCoRaHS in the morning. Looking forward to those cool Fall temps tomorrow.
Justin.
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