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Home»News»Strong Sunday Early Evening Storm Strikes Williams County
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Strong Sunday Early Evening Storm Strikes Williams County

By Newspaper StaffMarch 30, 2025Updated:April 1, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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By: Jacob Kessler
THE VILLAGHE REPORTER
jacob@thevillagereporter.com

Strong Storms screamed their way into Williams County this evening, leaving straight-line wind damage in their wake. Reports are still coming in, but pictures and stories of damage are making their rounds on social media both in Williams County and neighboring counties in Indiana.

This damage comes after a tornado warning was issued for the Northern part of Williams County from Indiana and into Hillsdale County, Michigan. At this time, none of the damage reported has been linked to the presence of a tornado.

Storms then continued through Williams County and entered Fulton County, where they began to weaken. Severe Thunderstorm Warnings, with a “tornado possible tag” continued for most of the storm’s life both in the rest of Williams County and Fulton County.


Damage from straight line winds aside, a good amount of rain was also seen with this storm. Other areas around the country also saw severe weather, with watches and warnings going from near Canada all the way down to Texas.

The National Weather Service expects more rounds of severe weather to take place in our viewing are this coming Wednesday, April 2nd.

*This is a developing story, refresh the link for future updates.



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*Thank you to local readers, law enforcement, and utility workers who submitted the following photos via email and/or social media.

 Delp Signs (northern Williams County)Delp Signs located in Northern Williams County took a direct hit.  Delp Signs Delp Signs Delp Signs Delp Signs (northern Williams County) On the turnpike right outside of Kunkle, Ohio (social media). 
Delp Signs, located in Northern Williams County, took a direct hit.

Delp Signs, located in Northern Williams County, took a direct hit.

Delp Signs, located in Northern Williams County, took a direct hit.

Delp Signs, located in Northern Williams County, took a direct hit.

Turnpike near Kunkle, Ohio. 

Montpelier, Ohio (near Moose) – County Road 13

Montpelier, Ohio (near Moose) – County Road 13

 

Montpelier, Ohio (near Moose) – County Road 13

Montpelier, Ohio (near Moose) – County Road 13

Rural Edgerton, Ohio

Hamilton, Indiana

Rural Edgerton, Ohio

Industrial Drive, Montpelier, Ohio

County Road 13, Montpelier, Ohio

Rural Edgerton, Ohio

Rural Bryan, Ohio

Steuben County, Indiana (Sheriff’s Department)

County Road 22, Stryker, Ohio

Montpelier, Ohio Police Department with important public service accouncement.

Rural Holiday City, Ohio

Lake Seneca, Ohio

Lake Seneca, Ohio

County Road I, Rural Bryan, Ohio

County Road 6.75, Edon, Ohio

Montpelier, Ohio

Motpelier, Ohio

Montpelier, Ohio

Stryker, Ohio – County Road 22
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