On June 2, 1990, a string of tornadoes ripped through the Ohio Valley. The storm devastated parts of Indiana and claimed the lives of several Hooisers.
After the Memorial Day weekend storms ended, the Salvation Army sprang into action, distributing supplies, food, drinks, and support to those affected by the catastrophic tornado.
Learn more about the report showing an alarming increase in high-intensity tornadoes in Southern Indiana, particularly Evansville, over the past two decades.
Meteorological experts are redefining Tornado Alley due to shifting tornadic activity towards new regions like Southwestern Indiana and Southern Illinois.