Severe weather outbreak causes damage and donations in central Indiana.

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Northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio experienced severe thunderstorms with large hail, strong winds, and two confirmed tornadoes. The first round brought large hail, while the second round brought high winds and tornadoes. The stronger tornado was rated an EF-2, with winds up to 120 mph. High wind gusts were also recorded outside of the tornadoes, and there was some flooding due to heavy rainfall. The National Weather Service is still investigating damage in some areas.
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- National grocery store chain donates to Johnson County relief WISH TV Indianapolis, IN
- Police say Whiteland took ‘direct hit’ during severe weather and tornadoes; middle school set up as shelter FOX 59 Indianapolis
- A cooler, windy Saturday for central Indiana FOX 59 Indianapolis
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