Several tornado warnings were issued in the Southwestern Ohio area Saturday night as heavy rains and strong winds battered the area.
The National Weather Service issued the alerts for sections of Preble, Butler, Warren, Montgomery, Miami and Darke counties as radar indicated possible tornado formation.
Storm reports submitted to the Weather Service indicated that several homes near Eaton were damaged by strong winds just before 8 p.m. Saturday.
Other reports of damage include trees blown down in the Lebanon area and elsewhere in Warren County, while a 55 mph wind gust was reported at the Middletown Regional Airport.
Flood warnings were also issued as the slow-moving storms dumped heavy rains.
The National Weather Service may send out surveyors to determine if any of the damage was the result of tornadoes.
