In pictures: Tornadoes rip through western Ohio

'Devastation everywhere' after tornadoes tear through western Ohio

Damage is seen at the Westbrooke Village Apartment complex in Trotwood, Ohio, just outside of Dayton on Tuesday, May 28.

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Updated 3:36 PM EDT, Tue May 28, 2019

At least three tornadoes Monday night are believed to have caused severe damage in western Ohio, including one in the city of Celina, where a person was killed and seven others were injured, Mayor Jeff Hazel said.

Two tornadoes are believed to have slammed the Dayton area just 30 minutes apart, and both crossed Interstate 75 near the city, the National Weather Service said.

Residents sort through damaged apartments in Trotwood.

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Mud covers a flipped car in Celina, Ohio, on May 28.

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An aerial photo shows a damaged home in Brookville, which is a suburb of Dayton. "We went out in the streets and children were screaming and crying," <a href="https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/28/us/dayton-ohio-tornado-michael-sussman/index.html" target="_blank">Brookville resident Michael Sussman told CNN.</a> "Devastation everywhere."

An aerial photo shows a damaged home in Brookville, which is a suburb of Dayton. "We went out in the streets and children were screaming and crying," Brookville resident Michael Sussman told CNN. "Devastation everywhere."

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Daniel Williams walks through his damaged house in Clayton, Ohio.

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Neighbors walk past Williams' destroyed home in Clayton.

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A utility pole lies in a street in Vandalia, Ohio. More than 70,000 utility customers were without power in Ohio, the weather service in Wilmington said early May 28, citing data from the US Department of Energy.

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