The National Weather Service released a summary of the Tornado Damage that effected Neighboring Casey County on Sunday…

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CONDUCTED A STORM SURVEY OF DAMAGE TO A PROPERTY OFF OF WILSON RIDGE ROAD. A WELL-BUILT HOME WITH A METAL ROOF HAD ITS ROOF PEELED OFF IN THE MIDDLE SECTION OF THE HOME. IN THAT SAME AREA, AN ATTACHED BACK PORCH AWNING WAS ALSO LIFTED AND COMPLETELY DETACHED FROM THE HOUSE. SOME THICK SIDING WAS REMOVED FROM THE HOME AS WELL. DAMAGE IN THIS AREA WAS CONSISTENT WITH AN EF-1 TORNADO WITH WINDS OF 100-105 MPH. THE HOMEOWNER STATED THE DAMAGE OCCURRED A LITTLE BEFORE 8 O'CLOCK, WHICH IS IMPORTANT GIVEN MULTIPLE STORMS MOVING ACROSS THE AREA OVER THAT HOUR. THE TIME THAT THE TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND WAS BRIEF. THE HOMEOWNER NOTED A SMALL GAP IN THE TREE LINE NORTH OF THE HOUSE WHICH WE BELIEVE WAS THE STARTING POINT. DAMAGE WENT DOWNSTREAM INTO A FIELD OF SOYBEANS, BUT THERE WAS NO APPARENT PATH IN THE SOYBEANS THEMSELVES.