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Tornado watch issued for parts of Greater Cincinnati

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Central Indiana severe weather: Storm brings hail, tornado

Central Indiana faced severe weather threats including hail, high winds, and isolated tornadoes on Thursday, Feb. 19.

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Tornado Watch issued for portions of central and southern Indiana

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Tornado Watch issued. Here’s what your need to know.

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Severe weather hits parts of Midwest

A stretch of severe storms left several homes and businesses destroyed across parts of the Midwest.

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Tornado damage in Bloomington, IN

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Parts of Midwest cleaning up tornado damage

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Preliminary EF-1 tornado hit central Indiana community, NWS confirms

The National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed Friday that a preliminary EF-1 tornado with estimated wind speeds of 100 mph hit Bloomington in Monroe County.

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National Weather Service says EF-1 tornado hit Bloomington

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6 Tornadoes Confirmed from Thursday’s Severe Weather Event in Central Illinois

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Bloomington tornado damages airport, homes, businesses, animal shelter

Tornado damage reported in Bloomington, Indiana, with homes, a bank, and the county airport affected. Over 1,800 customers were without power.

Suspected tornado leaves trail of damage in Bloomington area; no injuries reported | Weather Impact Alert Updates

The west side of Bloomington was hit by a suspected tornado around 7 p.m. Feb. 19. There were multiple hail and wind damage reports across the state, but the tornado damage and sightings were mainly south of Interstate 70. Following along below for the latest Weather Impact Alert updates:

wandtv.com

Severe weather threat ramps up Thursday afternoon

The severe weather risk for Thursday afternoon has been amplified. An enhanced risk (level 3 out of 5) for severe thunderstorms has been issued for areas

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Future of Decatur tornado sirens uncertain if cheap fix doesn't work

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jan. 30—City officials are hoping new batteries are an inexpensive fix for five nonfunctional tornado sirens in Decatur, but if not, the future of the sirens in the city could be in doubt.