The Ema and National Weather Service sent a Damage survey for the storms on 4/13/22. They categorized the storm as an EF0 tornado.
Estimated peak winds were 84 mph. the storm began at 8:26 pm and ended at 8:28 pm.
A DEEP TROUGH OVER THE MIDWEST AND A MOIST, BUOYANT WARM SECTOR LEAD TO A LINE OF STRONG STORMS OVER SOUTHERN CENTRAL INDIANA. AS THE SQUALL LINE ORGANIZED, AND ENVELOPED CELLS DOWNSTREAM, BOWING SEGMENTS LEAD TO DAMAGING WINDS AND BROAD ROTATION IN A BOOKEND VORTEX RADAR SIGNATURE. THIS REGION OF BROAD ROTATION EVENTUALLY LEAD TO A BRIEF TORNADO IN SE DECATUR COUNTY. THE ONLY DAMAGE WAS TO A LEAN-TO ROOF AND WALL ON THE EAST SIDE OF A FARM OUTBUILDING. THIS SECTION WAS DEMOLISHED WITH DEBRIS THROWN TO THE NORTH AND NORTH-NORTHWEST. A SMALL HORSE TRAILER WAS PICKED UP AND THROWN TO THE NORTH SIDE OF COUNTY ROAD 800S. THERE WERE NO SCOUR OF DRAG MARKS VISIBLE IN THE GROUND FROM WHERE THE TRAILER ORIGINALLY SAT. A 2X4 WAS DRIVEN INTO THE GROUND ABOUT 20 YARDS NORTH OF THE DAMAGED BUILDING. SHEET METAL ROOFING AND WOOD WERE THROWN BETWEEN 200 AND 400 YARDS TO THE NORTH AND NORTH-NORTHWEST. NO OTHER DAMAGE WAS FOUND IN THE AREA.