A tornado warning was in place for Kokomo, Windfall, Greentown, Russiaville, Sharpsville, Michigantown, and Indian Heights in Indiana, on Thursday, as per reports. A tornado warning was in place for Kokomo, Indiana. Image for representational purposes. (Unsplash)“If you are in the path of this Tornado Warning, seek shelter immediately,” the page sharing tornado alerts noted. Fox59's chief meteorologist also noted “Tornado Warning for Clinton, Howard, and Tipton County in IN until 10:30pm EDT.”A person also shared a screenshot of a warning from the National Weather Service about a possible tornado in the area.The warning is in place till 10:30 pm ET. Meanwhile, a person claimed there was touchdown. “Touchdown 750 w,” they wrote on Facebook. A WIBC News reporter also noted on X “Possible rotation detected near Kokomo and Sycamore.” However, there is no official confirmation of a touchdown in Kokomo.Nonetheless, the claim sparked fears. “Do we have tornado warning?? In Kokomo?,” one asked. Another remarked “Welp live by western school and 2 of my trees just fell and my swingset flew away. Power keeps flickering.”Yet another said “Tornado hitting twelve mile right now.” One local also noted that sirens were going off in the area.“We got tornado sirens going off,” they said.Kokomo reels from power outages amid tornado warningA local scanner page reported there were multiple power outages across Kokomo, amid the tornado warning. “A Howard County deputy advised that power is out in areas west of Kokomo. We’re also receiving reports of outages near the Howard County Criminal Justice Center. With severe weather moving through the area, additional outages are possible,” the page noted.It added “If your power is out, let us know in the comments and include your general area so others can see where outages are being reported. Stay safe, avoid downed power lines, and remember that intersections with non-functioning traffic signals should be treated with extra caution.”The same scanner page noted that storm damage was reported across Kokomo, but did not mention anything about a tornado touchdown. “We’re receiving reports of trees and large limbs down across Kokomo following tonight’s storms,” they said. “As always, stay away from any downed power lines and treat them as energized,” the page added.(This is a developing story)