Weather
Tornado warning issued in Corbin, Kentucky
CORBIN, KY – A tornado warning has been issued for Corbin and Barbourville, Kentucky, as a dangerous supercell storm moves into the area.
The National Weather Service has confirmed an area of circulation entering Downtown Corbin, with another rotation detected southwest of the city.
If you are in Corbin, Barbourville, or surrounding areas, take cover immediately!
Tornado sirens are currently sounding in Corbin, and residents should seek immediate shelter in a basement or interior room on the lowest floor of a sturdy building.
This storm poses a serious threat to life and property.
Storm Details
- Tornado Warning in Effect: Until 7:45 PM EST
- Areas Impacted: Corbin, Barbourville, north of Williamsburg, and surrounding communities
- Current Status: A tornado-warned supercell is moving rapidly through the region
This tornado warning is just outside of some forecast areas, but residents in Corbin and southeastern Kentucky must remain alert and prepared.
Multiple tornado warnings remain active across southeastern Kentucky, including areas near Parkers Lake and Corbin.
If you have friends or family in the affected areas, contact them immediately and ensure they are seeking shelter.
For those without a safe place to take cover, a large basement is available for shelter—spread the word to those in need.
Stay safe, remain indoors, and monitor weather alerts closely. More updates will follow as the situation develops.
Emergency crews are responding to widespread storm damage in Princeton, Indiana after a tornado touched down in the area Thursday evening, leaving a trail of destruction across multiple neighborhoods.
According to the National Weather Service, a trained weather spotter confirmed a tornado in the area, reporting that the storm tore roofs off buildings and caused major structural damage.
The most heavily impacted area includes the vicinity of Seminary and Oak Streets, where multiple mobile homes sustained significant damage.
Officials on scene confirmed that power lines are down, contributing to hazardous conditions.
Residents are strongly urged to avoid the affected area, both for safety and to allow emergency personnel to conduct response and recovery operations.
Emergency management officials stated that, at this time, no injuries have been reported, and all residents in the damaged area have been accounted for.
The damage spans an estimated eight-block area, with visible destruction to homes, debris scattered across roads, and utility disruptions throughout the community.
Local authorities continue to assess the extent of the damage, and cleanup efforts are underway.
Further updates will be issued as more information becomes available.