A storm front that moved into Colorado on Sunday afternoon brought strong winds and spawned multiple tornadoes, leading to the National Weather Service issuing nine tornado warnings so far.

Much of northeastern Colorado is under a severe thunderstorm warning through the afternoon, with winds expected to reach around 60 mph. Large hail and isolated tornadoes are the primary threats.

Sunday afternoon, the National Weather Service issued numerous tornado warnings across east/northeast Colorado. Currently, all tornado warnings have expired.

The Arapahoe Sheriff's Office said 17 buildings, including 6 homes and a solar farm, were damaged in Bennett. The Elizabeth Fire Protection District said that 10 homes were damaged due to tornadoes in the area. Adams County officials said that 19 homes were damaged in the storm, but there were no injuries reported.

Outages for CORE Electric Cooperative customers reached over 500 as the storm moved through Adams County. Currently, fewer than 100 customers remain without power in the area. Xcel Energy has restored power to the over 100 customers in the Snyder, Weldona areas that were affected.

Viewers captured photos and video of the storms across our area.

This is a developing story. More information will be provided as it becomes available.