Officials confirmed a fourth tornado touched down Sunday night in the Greater Cincinnati region. The local National Weather Service office confirmed Tuesday a tornado struck near Napoleon, Ind., in Ripley County, over the weekend. The small town is about an hour west of Downtown Cincinnati.

The National Weather Service (NWS) has confirmed that at least 3 tornadoes touched down. One of the tornadoes touched down in Butler County north of New Miami and was determined to be an EF0, according to the NWS. That tornado had a peak wind speed of 80 mph and was 150 yards at its widest.

Tornadoes have been reported in Ripley and Butler counties, causing damage including a barn roof being torn off. Hail up to 1.75 inches was reported as severe weather swept through the area.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — The National Weather Service office in Wilmington, Ohio, confirmed that at least three tornadoes touched down on Sunday. One tornado was reported in Butler County, north of New Miami, and was classified as an EF0 tornado. Another tornado touched down in Warren County near Corwin, also rated as an EF0.

Severe weather tore through Southwest and Central Ohio on Sunday night, damaging homes, closing at least one school district and sending at least one child to the hospital in Columbus. At least three tornadoes touched down Sunday night in Butler and Warren counties, National Weather Service officials confirmed Monday afternoon.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The National Weather Service has confirmed a fourth tornado touched down in the Tri-State Sunday night. An EF-0 occurred near Napoleon in Ripley County, Indiana, NWS officials say.

The National Weather Service issued 10 tornado warnings in Southeast Missouri on April 2, with one EF-2 tornado confirmed. The storm caused structural damage but no injuries were reported.