On September 25, 2012, strong storms developed in the heart of the United States across Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, and Illinois. In fact, in southern Illinois, some of the ingredients were just perfect enough to produce a few tornadoes. The cities of Okawville, Damiansville, and Addieville witnessed the sighting of a tornado that crossed Interstate 64. There were reports from the Storm Prediction Center that mentioned semis being blown over, farm roofs being damaged and torn off, damaging to siding, and garage doors caved in. There were two reports of people being injured from this tornado as it crossed Interstate 64 flipping over the semis. As of now, it is unknown as to how strong this tornado was, but based on the overall looks of it, it was not a strong tornado (EF-3 or greater).
Here is some footage taken on September 25, 2012 near Okawville, Illinois by youtube user “tbbluedragon1717”.
Bottom line: A tornado developed in southern Illinois near Okawville that flipped semis, damaged roofs, and removed shingles off roofs. Two people were injured from this storm as semis were flipped over as the tornado crossed Interstate 64. Organized severe weather looks unlikely for the rest of the week, although there could be a few strong storms developing in Kentucky, West Virgina, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas today (Wednesday, September 26, 2012).