Evansville, Ind. — A powerful storm system has left a trail of destruction across the Tri-State area, with multiple reports of damage to homes and vehicles in Evansville. The 14 News team has confirmed that a tree has fallen onto a home in the 2500 block of Lexington Avenue, causing significant property damage.
As the storm raged through the area, viewers shared images of additional fallen trees that have obstructed roads and, in some cases, crushed parked cars. Crews from 14 News are currently on the ground, surveying the damage and documenting the extent of the destruction.
The heavy winds and rain that accompanied the storm have left many residents in the region reeling, as power outages and downed trees continue to pose hazards throughout Evansville. Emergency responders are working to clear roads and assist affected residents, though officials warn that recovery may take some time.
“We are assessing the damage and coordinating efforts with local authorities to ensure everyone’s safety,” said a representative from the Evansville Emergency Management Agency.
The storm, which moved through the Tri-State region earlier today, has left behind widespread debris. Local authorities are urging residents to stay indoors and avoid any areas with downed trees or power lines.
Updates on the storm’s impact and recovery efforts will continue as crews work through the affected areas. Residents are encouraged to stay tuned for more information as it becomes available.
