Tornadoes, baseball-sized hail cause damage in northeast Colorado
Two tornadoes caused damage in Yuma on Tuesday night, along with severe weather that brought baseball-sized hail.
Two houses, two businesses and several telephone poles have already been reported as heavily damaged with more reports still coming in.
The Yuma Police Department, ambulance service, volunteer fire department, and Yuma County Sheriff's Department say they are all working together to make sure residents are safe.
No injuries have been reported at this time.
In addition to the tornadoes, the northern part of the city experienced baseball-sized hail.
Reports indicate that power lines are down outside of Yuma, but there are no electrical outages within the city of Yuma itself.
The city has also experienced flooding due to the heavy rainfall, however, no significant damage has been reported as a result of the flooding.
Emergency response teams are currently checking homes in the affected area to ensure the safety and well-being of residents.
Local residents are advised to be cautious of the severe weather while an assessment of the area is underway.
