Devastating tornado damage and multiple injuries in Kansas after two DOZEN ... trends now

Dozens of tornadoes swept through the Midwest damaging homes and buildings and injuring at least two people.

Forecasters said the central U.S. in parts of Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and northwestern Illinois were under threat of severe weather through Tuesday, with thunderstorms, potentially large hail and damaging winds.

Authorities have started to assess the damage of the storms that saw winds reach up to 110 mph in some areas. 

Millions were under tornado warnings and thousands were without power as the storms ripped through the region.

In central Iowa, a barn was demolished and other buildings were damaged after a tornado touched down in a rural area of Dallas County. The weather service also reported ping pong ball-sized hail in Bloomfield, just north of the Missouri line. 

The National Weather Service Quad Cities office reported multiple storms on Tuesday that produced severe winds, hail and at least one damaging tornado in southeast Iowa. 

The Johnson County Emergency Management Agency reported downed powerlines on Ellis Avenue and River Street and round 120th Street NE in Swisher after wind speeds reached over 60 mph, according to KCRG.

The Sioux County Sheriff's office shared photos of a destroyed farm with buildings ripped apart and downed trees.

An EF1 tornado touched down near Overbrook, Kansas with winds up to 100 mph that flipped over an RV and injured two people on Tuesday, according to the National Weather Service. 

Kyle Michael, who was in the RV, told WIBW: 'I got up and turned on the news and about that time everything got dead still and I ran and grabbed my wife which we were in the camper at the time and it picked the camper up and tossed us out of it and basically destroyed everything.'