View a free photo gallery documenting severe storm damage in Jasper and Newton counties, including destroyed businesses and widespread destruction.
A severe storm that ripped through Jasper County destroyed a store on U.S. 41.Â
The roof of a retail establishment on U.S. 41 near Lake Village was destroyed in the March 10 storm.Â
The roof of a gas station near Lake Village was ripped off during an intense storm on the evening of March 10.Â
A vehicle sat on Route 10 near Lake Village surrounded by fallen trees. A storm swept through the area on March 10, causing widespread damage.Â
Emergency vehicles responded to the scene of a gas station that faced structural damage after a storm on March 10 that caused devastation throughout Jasper and Newton counties.Â
Crews responded to downed power lines in a residential area near Lake Village.
The March 10 storm caused major damage to a truck near Lake Village.Â
Donkeys displaced by the storm take refuge in neighboring garage in Lake Village.Â
A Lake Village home was severely damaged in the storm that swept through the area on March 10.Â
A home in Lake Village was damaged during a March 10 storm.Â
Rescue dogs prepare to search the areas devasted by the storms in Lake Village.Â
Indiana Urban Search and Rescue prepares to search areas impacted by the storm that swept through Jasper County on March 10.Â
A drone camera was surveying the Lake Village area for damage following the severe storm that swept through Jasper and Newton counties on March 10.Â
Search teams help survey the storm area in Lake Village.Â
A broken window is shown in Lake Village.Â
Crews were removing fallen trees and rubble following a severe storm in Lake Village.Â
Trees and power lines were down in Lake Village on March 11 following a storm the previous evening. Crews were in the area to help clean up the damage.Â
Roads were closed on Wednesday throughout Lake Village following a severe storm the night before.Â
Trees and powerlines were down following a tornado in Jasper and Newton counties on March 10.
Damaged solar panels near Wheatfield were damaged in a tornado that swept through Jasper and Newton counties.Â
A home in Lake Village was damaged in a Tuesday evening tornado.
A road at 1100 North in Jasper County was closed Wednesday morning following a severe storm Tuesday night.Â
Local officials gather at the site of where two people were killed during a severe storm on March 10 in Lake Village. The elderly couple was found deceased after their home at the 8000 block of County Road 600 West in Lake Village was struck and destroyed.
Roads were blocked in Jasper and Newton counties on Wednesday following a tornado Tuesday evening.Â
A pile of rubble is left behind after a storm devastated areas throughout Jasper and Newton counties. The elderly couple was found deceased after their home at the 8000 block of County Road 600 West in Lake Village was struck and destroyed.
The roof was ripped off of a residence in Lake Village following a severe storm Tuesday evening.Â
The Lake Village Family Dollar store suffered extensive damage from Tuesday's tornado.
The Lake Village Family Dollar store suffered extensive damage from Tuesday's tornado.
The Lake Township Volunteer Fire Department station has become the command center for emergency responders in Lake Village following Tuesday's tornado.
A tree that fell though a house is removed following Tuesday's devastating tornado.
The Lake Village Citgo station sustained damage from Tuesday's devastating tornado.
Utility poles were toppled across N 300 W in Lake Village following Tuesday's devastating tornado.
A strong tornado did extensive damage to Lake Village Tuesday night.
A strong tornado did extensive damage to Lake Village Tuesday night.
A strong tornado did extensive damage to Lake Village Tuesday night.
Utility poles were toppled across N 300 W in Lake Village following Tuesday's devastating tornado.
Emergency responders assess the damage following Tuesday's devastating tornado in Lake Village.
A strong tornado did extensive damage to Lake Village Tuesday night.
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