Weather indianapolis: Storm wreaks havoc on Central Indiana

A strong line of severe thunderstorms left a swath of damage in its path Tuesday in Central Indiana.

The Howard County Sheriff’s Department reports a house suffered major damage about three miles east of Kokomo, Ind.

A 170 foot radio tower was twisted by the wind and fell on Lakeview Elementary School near the Monroe Resevoir.

Duke Energy is reporting nearly 40,000 customers without power. IPL is reporting 15,500 customers without power.

Here's a list of damage reported:

• Blackford County
  State Road 18 closed due to 20 electric poles blown down
• Boone County
  Heavy rain and high winds have downed trees in Jamestown and Lebanon
  
• Clay County
  Downed power lines and a report of trees falling on a garage
  
• Daviess County
  Downed power lines and trees through out the area
  
• Hancock County
  Roof ripped off Perks Car Wash in Greenfield on U.S. 40
  Roof damage reported at Weston Village Apartments
  Damage also reported at Long John Silver in the 500 block of Pratt Street
  
• Greene County
  Heavy wind, downed power lines and a lot of power outages
  
• Hendricks County

Trees down:
5300 W US 36
5000 W 200 S
Wayne and Broadway - Danville
Jefferson & Parthena - Brownsburg
450 W & US 36
Ridgewood & Gray - Brownsburg
7623 W 500 S
511 St Luke - Plainfield
900 N & 275 E

Power Lines Down:
5000 W & 1000 N
North Salem
1000 N & 650 E
Mitchel & Main - Pittsboro
200 E & 100 N
SR 267 & US 36
US 136 & Raceway rd
US 136 & 1000 N

• Madison County
  High winds, leaning poles and a few transformer fires.
  FedEx semi-truck blown over into ditch, no injuries reported
  
• Putnam County
  Trees reported down across the county
  
• Randolph County
  Sheriff reports they are investigating if a tornado touched down or if straight line winds knocked over grain bins, small buildings and damaged homes in the western part of county.

• Sullivan County
  Downed power lines and trees

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