LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The National Weather Service in Louisville (NWS Louisville) has confirmed an EF-1 tornado moved through rural DuBois County, Indiana during Friday's historic windstorm.
The tornado had estimated peak wind speeds of 105 miles per hour. Officials said it was on the ground for 7.3 miles and had a maximum width of 400 yards.
There have been no reported injuries as of Monday, the NWS Louisville said.
According to officials, the tornado started near Duff, Indiana at 2:11 pm. There, it destroyed a barn, leaving only wall standing.
From Duff, the tornado pass through mostly farmland. It lifted minutes later just northwest of Jasper, Indiana at 2:18 pm.
Officials said more storm damage was found in Jasper, where a barn sustained significant roof damage.
There was also significant tree damage from the tornado with a final debris field being found in the Grassland Hills subdivision.
The NWS Louisville also confirmed a second EF-1 tornado damaged parts of Jefferson County, Indiana as well.
Much of Kentuckiana suffered widespread wind damage and power outages during Friday's severe storms.
The system was moving at break-neck speeds of up to 80 miles per hour.
Here's the latest on recovery efforts in Louisville and its surrounding counties.
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