US: Powerful Winds Sweep Across Indiana, Overturning Trucks on Highways

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US: Powerful Winds Sweep Across Indiana, Overturning Trucks on Highways

Powerful winds swept across Indiana on Friday, March 13, knocking out power to thousands of customers, overturning multiple semi-trucks on highways, and disrupting travel including South Shore train service. Numerous calls for service were reported throughout the region for crashes, and downed trees and power lines.

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  • 2026/3/14 10:24:54
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: March 13, 2026 at about 13:30h, Video Location: On I-69 between Yorktown/Muncie and Fort Wayne in Indiana

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