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Tornado confirmed in Fulton/Miami County, IN. Straight line winds in Cass County, IN Statement from the NWS: ...Preliminary Damage Survey Results of Damage from March 19, 2025 Severe Storms... Surveys have been completed from damage in 2 general locations, with initial details shared below. Additional details will follow this evening including any track maps as appropriate. .Logansport, IN (Cass County) NWS and EMA officials completed a survey of damage near and northeast of the Cass County Airport in Logansport, IN. Video footage of a funnel was received from EMA southwest of Logansport, but the damage found in the area was inconclusive regarding whether a tornado touched down and will thus be ruled as straight line winds. Additional details on maximum wind speeds and locations will come this evening. .Macy to south of Akron, IN (Miami into Fulton County) NWS and EMA officials completed a survey of damage of the above noted area and confirmed a tornado of EF0 intensity occurred, with maximum wind speeds of 80 to 85 mph. This started near Macy and ended south of Akron. Additional track and timing details will be released this evening. We would like to thank all emergency management, Indiana Department of Homeland Security, spotter and media for all the reports that were passed on.

Reports of large trees down, house and barn damaged in the same area and time of this CC drop in Fulton and Kosciusko County, IN. No Tornado Warning.

Four Tornado Warnings in Indiana.

Gee, I wonder if it’s hailing?

I have to wonder if the dust being mixed in is helping make good lightning. Just a hypothesis.

I'd be excited for this one in LOT. Threat probably wanes pretty quickly this far east.

Four tornadoes surveyed in LOT.

Way too late of a frontal passage for me. I got woke up around 3:00 I think by thunder. Heard the wind and rain and fell back asleep. Prime sleeping weather tbh.

IWX gets a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for the entire CWA. Cheers to the first one of the year.

Gonna be a day to remember for STL area.

Correlation Coefficient is off the charts. Villa Ridge/Gray Summit area clobbered.

Getting bigger, too. Moisture starting to feed into this line. Gonna get ugly.

That's curvy ah moderate risk

It's about as close as you can get without it being PDS. 90/70 TOR and WIND probabilities.

Gonna straighten out that Arch.

Quite the northeast expansion on the enhanced and slight risk into my area. Now in the slight with a 5% tornado risk.

Silver lining - Day drinking for St Patrick’s Day on Saturday should be solid in these parts. 70 degrees… just have to hold on to your hat.

I saw my first one up close and personal this weekend. It was enjoying the remains of a squirrel in the neighborhood. Those are some big boys.

Not directly "severe thunderstorm" related but several local mets are already hitting on the wind potential for this storm. My former coworker saying 55 to 60+ gusts possible.

A high of 66.9 at SBN. I saw my first moth of the season tonight.

Way too early call of a 2 am thin squall line passage with scattered local wind damage reports.

Got home to a surprising 0.9” at home. DAB- at work.