PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORTHERN INDIANA
255 PM EST WED APR 21 2004

THE FOLLOWING IS THE SUMMARY OF THE TORNADOES FROM TUESDAY EVENING 
AFTER A GROUND SURVEY BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN NORTHERN 
INDIANA.

WABASH COUNTY...F1 SKIPPING (NOT IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND AT ALL 
TIMES) TOUCHDOWN AT 708 PM ONE MILE SOUTHWEST OF LINCOLNVILLE. TWO 
MILE PATH LENGTH 150 YARDS WIDE. TWO HOMES HEAVILY DAMAGED...ONE 
BARN DESTROYED. 

HUNTINGTON COUNTY...F0 SKIPPING (NOT IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND AT 
ALL TIMES) TOUCHDOWN AT 725 PM FIVE MILES SOUTHWEST OF HUNTINGTON. 
THREE AND A HALF MILE PATH LENGTH 50 YARDS WIDE. FIVE HOUSES 
DAMAGED...TREE DAMAGE. 

HUNTINGTON COUNTY...F0 SKIPPING (NOT IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND AT 
ALL TIMES) TOUCHDOWN APPROXIMATELY 740 PM TWO AND A HALF MILES EAST 
OF HUNTINGTON. LIFTED TWO MILES SOUTHEAST OF ROANOKE AT THE ALLEN 
COUNTY LINE. SIX MILE PATH LENGTH 50 YARDS WIDE. TREE DAMAGE. 

GRANT COUNTY...F0 TOUCHED DOWN FOR A MOMENT IN A FIELD WITH NO 
DAMAGE AT POINT ISABEL. TOUCHED DOWN AT 731 PM. 

GRANT COUNTY...F0 SKIPPED (NOT IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND AT ALL 
TIMES) FROM TWO MILES WEST OF FAIRMOUNT TO UPLAND. TOUCHED DOWN AT 
726 PM. POWER LINES BLOWN DOWN WITH DAMAGE TO POLES.  

MIAMI COUNTY...F0 SKIPPING (NOT IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND AT ALL 
TIMES) TOUCHDOWN AT 624 PM NEAR AMBOY. ONE MILE PATH LENGTH 50 YARDS 
WIDE.