November 06, 2017 - 1:25 PM
TOLEDO, Ohio - The Latest on the severe weather in Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania (all times local):
3:30 p.m.
The National Weather Service says at least nine tornadoes touched down in Ohio and Indiana during a weekend storm that tore roofs off factories and destroyed homes.
Crews with the weather service confirmed Monday that six tornadoes came across northern and western Ohio on Sunday, including two in Mercer County, where six people were hurt at a restaurant.
One of those tornadoes started in eastern Indiana before crossing into Ohio.
The other tornadoes in Ohio touched down in Ashland, Crawford, Sandusky and Erie counties.
In Indiana, at least three tornadoes have been confirmed. The weather service says teams found tornadoes hit the cities of Salem, Muncie and Springville.
No deaths have been attributed to the tornadoes, but two people seeking shelter in Erie, Pennsylvania, died when a home's basement flooded.
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10:30 a.m.
Authorities say two people have died after a home flooded and partially collapsed in Pennsylvania during a severe storm with straight-line winds and heavy rain.
Erie Fire Chief Guy Santone says there was eight feet of water inside the house when firefighters arrived Sunday night. Scuba divers found the men's bodies.
Emergency officials suspect tornadoes and straight-line winds left behind a trail of damage Sunday that started in Indiana and continued through Ohio and into Pennsylvania.
Six people were hurt at a restaurant in Celina (suh-LEYE'-nuh) in western Ohio where the winds also tore the roof off a factory. None of the injuries there are believed to be life-threatening.
Near Cleveland, thousands of people were without power Monday and told it could take a few days to restore electricity.
News from © The Associated Press, 2017