National Severe Weather Preparedness Week begins today.
The March heat wave looks to be an anomaly to normal weather patterns.
The winter in Indiana has been the mildest since 2002 and the 11th warmest in weather record keeping history.
No tornadoes have been confirmed yet by the National Weather Service.
A cold front colliding with unusually warm January temperatures produced severe weather over most of south central Indiana Tuesday morning.
Trained spotters in Paragon clocked thunderstorm wind gusts up to 50 mph and recorded pea size hail.
In 2011 more than three times the average yearly total of tornadoes hit Indiana.
A flood warning remains in effect for most of south central Indiana until 8 p.m. Tuesday.
South central Indiana may see up to 1 inch of snow by midnight.
Attorney Kenneth Allen is representing the family of Tammy Vandam, who was killed in the incident, and her life partner Beth Urschel, who was severely injured.