6:35 p.m.
You can scroll through the list of severe weather reports in this blog posting.
The severe weather event drought has ended after more than a year. This does meet the criteria to be classified as a severe weather event.
We are in good shape for the rest of the evening & night. No additional severe weather. It will turn sharply cooler tonight with lows 46-52 from north to south with winds gusting 20-30 mph at times.
Monday will be cool with highs 57 north to 67 south with cool northwest wind wind turning to the north, then north-northeast at 15-25 mph. Dreaded lake breeze front will be on the move south, enhancing an already cooler day behind the cold front.
Meteorologist Balint Szalavari will have your complete 7-day forecast based on the latest data tonight at 11 p.m. on News 18 Weekend.
Rest of evening-tonight projected radar:
6:25 p.m.
Squall line has exited. Severe threat has ended. Last of storms now exiting Howard County.
Gazebo reportedly destroyed 1 miles southwest of Lafayette from earlier storm.
One tree & several 6-8" diameter limbs reportedly down in Kokomo & powerlines down & blocking East Monroe in Kokomo.
Kokomo Municipal Aiport M47 mph gust (northeast of Kokomo).
4 ESE Kokomo Airport M43 mph gust (northeast of Kokomo).
6:15 p.m.
No damage reports out of southern or southeastern Clinton County at the moment (specifically between Forest & Kempton). 6 ENE Michigantown weather station M37 mph.
Tree down 1 SE Chili in Miami County.
Line is about to exit.
Worst storm is far, far south-southeast Howard (mostly in Tipton) with likely +60 mph gusts.
Gusts 50-58 mph possible in Kokomo, however, as Tipton/S. Howard bow may curl northward a bit.
Less risk north of Kokomo, more in Kokomo & especially south & southeastward.
6 p.m.
Tree down on Route 16 in northern Miami County.
Brief, sudden rain wrapped tornado possible in overall +60 mph gust & small hailstorm headed for near Forest & north of Kempton.
Gust to 60 mph southeast of Bunker Hill.
All other storms in the line in our southeast do not look severe.
Those two look severe on radar.
5:50 p.m.
Three trees reportedly downed north of Peru.
M51 mph gust Grissom Air Reserve Base.
NE of Peru......S of Frankfort & Galveston storms look severe with 60 mph gusts.........others in the line do not.
Small hail may accompany the three severe storms in the line.
5:37 p.m.
Tree damage reported at Walton & Deacon in Cass County.
M57 mph just NE of Denver, Miami Co.
M46 mph Miami County Fairground at 31B & 200 N north of Peru.
M43 mph Peru Municipal Airport
5:30 p.m.
Carroll, Clinton, Howard, Cass, Miami under Severe T'Storm Warnings.
Dunkirk in Cass County reports gusts E50 mph.
Gusts E60 mph just east of Flora on Route 18 reported.
M57 mph 2 NE Darlington.
5:20 p.m.
Power outages & some lines are down in Attica.
The observation at station 4 ENE Attica had 37 mph gust, but gusts likely higher in the town of Attica per radar data & reports.
Near penny hail & gusts 40-45 mph reported at 1 mile northeast of Clymers, Cass County.
5:05 p.m.
Power is out 3 miles south of Lafayette.
53 mph wind gust measured 3 miles south-southwest of West Point.
M35 mph at Veteran's Memorial & U.S. 52.
Sustained wind of 36 mph right now with storm near Petit.
Severe T'Storm Warns up Carroll, Clinton, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, Cass, Miami.
5 p.m.
Line on the move eastward. Warnings continue White to Tippecanoe, Carroll, Montgomery, Clinton for spotty 60 mph gusts possible with <0.75" hail.
Balint reported pea hail in West Lafayette.
M39 mph west of West Lafayette.
East of Attica, observation site measured 37 mph gust.
3 miles south-southwest of West Point station measured 53 mph gust.
M44 mph Round Grove (southwest White County).
4:31 p.m.
Severe T'Storm Watch up until 10, but will likely be cancelled before then once line passes.
Carroll, Clinton, Fountain, Montgomery, Warren, Tippecanoe under Severe T'Storm Warnings for spotty 60-70 mph gusts & some hail.
4:25 p.m.
Line of storms with some embedded nodes & S shapes with severe weather is moving in & on the move east at 40-50 mph.
Line runs through western half of area.
Worst two storms (both severe) are now over SE Benton, E. Warren counties with potential 60-70 mph gusts & some potential <1.00" hail. The other is over northern Vermilion County, Indiana.
All are moving east, slightly northeast, at 40-50 mph.
Severe T'Storm Warnings are lined up:
White, Warren, Tippecanoe, Fountain, Montgomery for these two embedded severe cells.