An EF1 tornado struck Warrick County, Indiana, late Tuesday, causing significant damage to homes, businesses, and infrastructure, with over 2,000 residents affected. The National Weather Service confirmed winds reached up to 110 mph, impacting both Warrick and Vanderburgh Counties. In response to the disaster, Warrick County commissioners declared a local emergency for ten days, enabling debris collection and community assistance efforts. Emergency Management teams have set up cooling centers and shelters to support residents facing extreme heat during cleanup. Crews are actively clearing fallen trees and storm debris, while residents are encouraged to dispose of vegetation at designated facilities. Power outages and road closures have further complicated recovery efforts as officials work to restore normalcy in the affected areas.