@article{DA,
      author = {Eric Braysmith},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1524655},
      title = {Storm damage in Petersburg, Indiana},
      publisher = {University of Southern Indiana},
      abstract = {The June 1990 Lower Ohio Valley tornado outbreak spawned  66 tornadoes, including seven of F4 intensity, in southern  Illinois, central and southern Indiana, southwestern Ohio,  and northern Kentucky on June 2�3, 1990. In Indiana, 37  tornadoes formed, breaking the single-day record of 21 set  during the Super Outbreak on April 3, 1974. This extremely  long-tracked F4 tornado began near Aden [IL], littering  I-64 with trees and overturning a truck before striking  Barnhill, where 10 homes were destroyed and 10 others were  damaged. The tornado then struck Albion, where a factory,  homes, and other buildings were destroyed. The tornado then  caused severe damage in the Browns area, where one woman  was killed in her home. In the town of Mt. Carmel, the  tornado ripped apart seventeen homes and severely damaged  Wabash Valley College before crossing into Indiana. In  Indiana, the tornado passed near Hazleton, Bowman,  Petersburg, and Orrville, where a barn was destroyed. In  Daviess County, Indiana, the tornado caused $10,000,000 in  damage as it destroyed 10 homes and damaged 35 others. A  cabin was crushed by a tree as the tornado passed near  Shoals, resulting in four injuries. The tornado passed near  Whitfield before dissipating near Huron. A total of eleven  people were injured by this tornado. A powerful F4 tornado  developed west of Union and proceeded to enter that  community from Gibson County. The tornado completely  leveled one home, killing two occupants, and also blew  another 30 feet (9.1 m) off its base. After passing through  a wooded area, the tornado hit Petersburg, killing four  people there. Upon entering the town limits, it leveled a  nursing home plus an apartment complex and up to ten homes.  Having now killed six people, the tornado was the deadliest  to hit Indiana since the 1974 Super Outbreak. It then  struck the business district in downtown Petersburg and  destroyed 19 businesses before going on to level 168  additional homes and damage an elementary school in  Petersburg. The town became the hardest hit in Indiana on  June 2, 1990. The tornado destroyed half of Petersburg,  including the home of the mayor. 60 others were injured by  this tornado.},
      number = {DA},
      recid = {1524655},
      address = {1990},
      year = {1990},
}