As the terrain leveled, the tornado seemed to bear down on its next target -- Henryville. Wayne and Lenora Hunter stood right in its path. They watched from the front of their modular home ...

The tornado, with winds of 150 mph and ... the very existence of a small town directly in its path: Marysville. About halfway between Henryville and Marysville, Stephanie Decker huddled with ...

The storm laid waste to much of Henryville and other communities in its path. The tornado was part of a large outbreak of severe weather across the region that ultimately claimed more than a ...

Mar. 2—HENRYVILLE — On March 2, 2012, an outbreak of deadly tornadoes ripped through Southern Indiana, leaving a path of destruction that devastated the local community and brought people ...

20 miles north of Louisville this EF-4 tornado devastated Henryville plus a number of other locations along the path. The tornado is often called the Henryville tornado since that was the largest ...

often referred to as the "Henryville Tornado," that devastated a 49-mile path of damage from Fredericksburg, Indiana, to the Bedford, Kentucky, area. Along its path, the tornado destroyed hundreds ...

The video is from Jeremy Merritt of Henryville. The father of two decided ... Jeremy watched as the tornado ripped across the horizon tearing up everything in its path. He videotaped as long as he ...

It destroyed more than 200 homes and damaged at least 2,900. In hard-hit Henryville, a powerful EF-4 monster tornado that ate up nearly everything in its path. For people who don't live in Henryville, ...

In Indiana, an EF-4 tornado - the second-highest on the Fujita scale that measures tornadic force - packing 175 mph winds hit the town of Henryville, and stayed on the ground for more than 50 miles.