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19:40Z EF0 KIND IN Brown Taggart The first tornado to impact central Indiana on May 21st, an EF0 tornado, downed numerous trees in a convergent pattern through a densely wooded area. Peak winds estimated at 84 mph.
19:45Z EF0 KSRX AR Newton Mossville This tornado remained over difficult to access terrain near Smith Creek and was observed from a residence just east of the path. This was an EF0 tornado that touched down along Smith Creek between Highway 21 and Newton County Rd. 24.
19:48Z EF0 KIND IN Johnson Princes Lakes The second tornado to impact central Indiana on May 21st, was a weak EF0 that briefly touched down in Camp Atterbury. The steeple at a church was blown over while shingles were blown off, and several vehicles were lifted slightly with plywood debris from the roof of the church underneath the tires of the cars. Peak winds estimated at 84 mph.
19:57Z EF1 KIND IN Shelby Mt Auburn The third tornado to impact central Indiana on May 21st, a long-track EF1, skipped along its entire path. Many trees were downed or uprooted, with the damage path maximized in town of Mount Auburn where tornado width reached 100 yards. Peak winds estimated at 110 mph.
19:58Z EF1 KIND IN Shelby Mt Auburn The fourth tornado to impact central Indiana on May 21st, an EF1, uprooted and snapped trees as the very small tornadic circulation moved through the Auburn Hills subdivision.
00:00Z EFU KLZK AR Garland Sunshine Several videos and images viewed on social media indicate a brief tornado touchdown occurred along this track. Given that this tornado was on the ground very briefly and no damage was observed, it is rated an EFU.
05:12Z EF1 KSHV LA Caddo Hosston Nichols Arpt An EF-1 tornado with estimated maximum winds near 110 mph touched down as a waterspout over Black Bayou Lake along Ed Road, causing significant damaged to a number of trees which fell onto a few mobile homes. The tornado tracked northeast, crossing Nichols Road where a few more trees were snapped and uprooted before lifting after it crossed Hosston Rodessa Road S. The path length of this tornado was around 1.5 miles.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).