Monroe County officials are urging residents remaining without power after Saturday’s storm to report outages to their providers.
In a Facebook post Sunday, Monroe County Emergency Management said Duke Energy and REMC were still working to restore power.
“If you have any damage from yesterday's storm, please report it to the Emergency Management Office,” the post said.
Work crews were fixing downed power lines throughout the weekend, after an afternoon thunderstorm swept through southern Indiana.
The Monroe Fire Protection District wrote on Facebook that workers were on the scene at Evans and Harmony roads working on power lines.
There were also reports of lines down in Ellettsville and Smithville as well as a broken poll east of Bloomington in Monroe County.
Residents reported tree damage in central and southeastern Bloomington.
READ MORE: Tornado sweeps through Illinois, dissipates in Indiana
On Thursday, a tornado that produced winds of up to 115 mph swept through two southeastern Illinois communities, causing damage but no injuries before dissipating in Indiana, the National Weather Service has confirmed.
Weather service staffers who surveyed storm damage Friday determined that an EF-2 tornado with a 26-mile-long path touched down Thursday night in the Wabash County town of Keensburg before sweeping across the south side of Mount Carmel, the county seat.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
This story has been updated.
