Three tornadoes touched down Sunday night in Butler and Warren counties during strong storms that swept through the Tri-State, according to the National Weather Service. The NWS is still working on its finalized report, but it a nnounced Monday evening that "at least three" tornadoes were found to have touched down during the storms. You can see some of the damage caused by those storms below: Storms cause damage in multiple Ohio counties, toppling trees and power linesOne of those tornadoes an EF-0, according to the NWS touched down in Butler County north of New Miami. A second EF-0 tornado touched down in Warren County near Corwin, the NWS said. The third tornado was also determined to be an EF-0; it touched down in Butler County near West Chester and continued east across Warren County to just west of Morrow, the NWS said. See the damage from that third tornado below: NWS: At least three tornadoes touched down in southwest Ohio during serious stormsThe NWS said it is still working to assess the length of the tornadoes' paths; that information should be released later Monday evening, the agency said. ...read more read less