HUNTINGTON, Ind. — The National Weather Service has confirmed eight tornadoes across Indiana from the storm front that swept through the state Tuesday.
No serious injuries or widespread damage was reported from the tornadoes.
The weather service says the strongest of the twisters were rated EF1s with winds up to 110 mph. Two of those hit rural areas in Huntington and Whitely counties near Fort Wayne, while another caused some building damage at Wanatah (WAHN'-uh-taw) in LaPorte County.
Weaker EF0 tornadoes with winds up to 85 mph were confirmed in Dearborn, Howard, Huntington, Porter and Wabash counties. The Wabash tornado blew out some window and caused exterior damage to a Walmart store.
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