At least three tornadoes have been confirmed in central Iowa from storms that hit late Monday night into early Tuesday morning.Video above: Iowa landowner shows damage after overnight storms in Clarke CountyThe first tornado touched down after 12:30 a.m. in Clarke County, crossing I-35 south of Osceola, then lifting just southeast of town. The National Weather Service determined peak winds likely reached 95-100 mph, making the tornado an EF-1. A second tornado touched down in Clarke County at 12:53 a.m., crossing through the town of Woodburn. The EF-0 tornado was on the ground for just over two miles, with peak winds of 75-80 mph.About an hour later after the first tornado, a very brief EF-0 tornado hit the edge of Prairie City. The tornado only lasted about one minute, but its 80 mph winds took down at least one tree, damaging a garage and multiple vehicles on the east side of town. At least 6 tornadoes statewideThese tornadoes followed three others that hit far western Iowa earlier in the night. One of those tornadoes actually touched down less than a mile east of Minden, less than two weeks after much of the Pottawattamie County town was destroyed by an EF-3 tornado.The NWS will continue surveying damage from these storms, so more tornado tracks could be found.