EF1 tornado touched down in southern Indiana Saturday morning, NWS says
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- An EF1 tornado touched down near Orleans, Indiana, Saturday morning. The National Weather Service confirmed the tornado in northern Orange County and said it was at least an EF1. The tornado had an estimated 95 MPH winds. A viewer shared images of the damage and you can see downed trees and homes destroyed.
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