The National Weather Service has confirmed two tornadoes touched down in Western New York on Monday.
The confirmed tornadoes included one in Grand Island, with maximum winds at 85 mph, a width of 75 yards and a track length of 1.2 miles.
The other tornado touched down in Pembroke, with max winds at 75 mph, a width of 50 yards and a track length of .2 miles.
Officials say damage consisted of downed and damaged trees that were already rotting.
A tornado warning was issued for both Genesee and Wyoming counties before it hit.
The total number of tornadoes in New York state is now up to 31 for the year.
