Storm Damage Reports from Thursday Night

Winchester area, as storms approached.

Thursday night, at least one tornado warning was issued for a radar indicated danger, and on ground assessments will likely happen today.  Share photos and locations at WMUN@WoofBoom.com, so we can add to our report.  Weatherman Paul Poteet provided frequent emergency weather updates on all Woof Boom Radio stations, and Steve Lindell broke into WLBC programming with additional coverage.  Woof Boom Reporter Sean Mattingly reported heavy rain and heavier winds in Madison county, and encounter the civil defense sirens in Chesterfield when the warnings were active.  Woof Boom Reporter Bret Busby heard reports of multiple buildings damaged just north of Tipton.

As of 4 a.m. Friday (3/27/26), just over 1,200 AEP customers are without power – about 160 in Delaware county, but the majority in far Northern Indiana.  Duke Energy has 500+, most near Terre Haute.

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