No damage following Tuesday morning storms

Category: Weather

Tornado sirens were activated twice in Branch County due to severe weather warnings, with radar indicating cloud rotation. A funnel cloud was reported but did not touch down. The storms caused a power outage affecting 3,300 customers and resulted in minor flooding, but no significant damage was reported. Kid's Day at the Branch County Fair was delayed due to the weather.

Keywords: Tornado, Severe Weather, Branch County

Source: Yahoo

Update At: 8/7/2024

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