NWS Confirms Multiple EF1 Tornadoes Across Indiana, Illinois

The National Weather Service has confirmed multiple tornadoes that struck parts of Indiana on April 2, including two EF-1 tornadoes in Adams County and an EF-1 tornado in Carmel. The first tornado in Adams County traveled nearly 2.3 miles with wind speeds of 100-105 mph, while the second tornado was on the ground for 1.5 miles with peak winds of 95 mph. In Carmel, the tornado caused significant property damage, prompting a local disaster emergency declaration to expedite recovery efforts. A storm survey in Carmel is ongoing, assessing damage in surrounding areas. Additionally, an EF-2 tornado was confirmed in southern Illinois, causing damage over 12 miles but no reported injuries. The severe weather has raised concerns about safety and recovery in the affected regions.