A tornado was reported to have made landfall in Switzerland County, Indiana, on June 20. This information was validated by the National Weather Service.
It was approximately 4:30 p.m. when an EFU tornado made landfall west of Patriot, Indiana, according to the meteorological service, which based its findings on social media, broadcast media, and local officials, as well as radar data.
However, the information from the weather service indicates that this particular sort of tornado is believed to be weak.
On the Ohio River, approximately sixty miles to the west of Cincinnati is where you will find Patriot, Indiana.
Beginning at the cloud base and continuing all the way down to the ground, the circulation of the tornado was plainly apparent, demonstrating a consistent rotation.
In addition, the updraft of the thunderstorms rotated, which further strengthened the certainty that this was not merely a landspout, as stated by the weather service.
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According to the professionals in charge of weather forecasting, the tornado remained virtually entirely within densely forested areas, which made it difficult to carry out ground assessments.
There was no damage that was confirmed, according to the report.
The National Weather Service has stated that they have accurately defined the position of the tornado by utilising radar and geolocation capabilities. However, the actual power of the tornado is still being confirmed.
