The Sur La Table warehouse in Brownsburg, Indiana, sustained significant damage, including a partial roof collapse, from Wednesday's severe storm.

Daylight is revealing the extent of the damage in northwestern Vanderburgh County Indiana 65. Many homes and other structures were heavily damaged in the St. Joseph area. “You could see our roof was gone last night,

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Storms moved through southern Indiana leaving a trail of twisted trees, downed power lines and homes without power. Utility crews fanned out across the area on Thursday morning, after daylight to start assessing damage from Wednesday night's storms.

A line of strong storms—including reported tornadoes in Brownsburg and Carmel—passed through central Indiana on Wednesday night, creating power outages and flooding, downing trees and damaging buildings.

As of 7:50 a.m. Monday, more than 50,000 outages are being reported statewide, with the majority being from northern parts of the state, including St. Joseph, Elkhart and Porter counties. St. Joseph has more than 20,

Severe storms swept through southern Indiana, leaving a trail of destruction and widespread power outages, with Floyd County among the hardest-hit areas. Residents described the storm as sounding like a "freight train," and cleanup efforts have been ongoing throughout the week as neighbors cleared debris.

Three tornadoes touched down in northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio on Wednesday, causing significant damage to homes, trees, and power poles.

A warehouse in Brownsburg, Indiana, was significantly damaged and three people were rescued during Wednesday's storm in the Indianapolis metro area.

Severe weather swept through central Indiana Sunday, cutting a swatch of damage through several counties. According to storm reports from the National Weather Service, most damage was attributed

Severe storms moved through northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio on Wednesday. We started off the day with thunderstorms bringing plenty of hail and ended the day with thunderstorms bringing high winds.

The 36-hour period from Friday evening into Sunday morning will be the most dangerous, as an additional 6 to 12 inches of rain will fall over already drenched areas.