HEADLINES 02/25
A SURVEY TEAM FROM HE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WAS IN CHRISTIAN COUNTY TODAY AND DETERMINED THE DAMAGE DONE IN THE WESTERN PART OF THE COUNTY WAS, IN FACT, DUE TO A TORNADO AND NOT STRAIGHT LINE WINDS.
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WARNING METEOROLOGIST RICK SHANKLIN AND OTHERS SURVEYED STORM DAMAGE INCLUDING NO FEWER THAN SIX BARNS DESTROYED, FOUR GRAIN BINS LEVELED AND A HOME WHICH HAD SOME ROOF DAMAGE.
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OFFICIALS IN GRAVES COUNTY HAVE REPORTEDLY FOUND THE BODY OF A FOURTH AMISH CHILD SWEPT AWAY BY FLOOD WATERS AFTER THE BODIES OF THREE OTHER CHILDREN FROM THE SAME FAMILY WERE FOUND HOURS AFTER AN AMISH WOMAN AND HER SIX CHILDREN IN A HORSE-DRAWN CARRIAGE GOT IN TROUBLE ON A FLOODED STREET WHEN THEIR CARRIAGE FLIPPED OVER IN THE CURRENT.
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POWER REMAINS OUT IN THE PRINCETON ROAD AREA AS CREWS WITH PENNYRILE RURAL ELECTRIC CONTINUE TO WORK ON REPLACING LINES KNOCKED DOWN BY THE ROUGH WEATHER.
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SHANKLIN SAYS THERE IS ANOTHER CHANCE OF SEVERE WEATHER ON THE WAY FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.