The National Weather Service confirmed an EF-1 tornado touched down in Memphis briefly Monday morning.

As crews work to clear the debris, the city of Tyronza says food and water are available for those affected by Monday morning’s storms.

The latest from the utility, 80% of customers impacted by the storm should have power restored by midnight.

The storm had hurricane force winds peaking at 105 miles per hour.

Part of the roof was ripped off the elementary school leaving behind glass, water and debris.

Cleanup efforts continue Monday night for Parkway Village that was in the path of the morning storms making it one of the hardest hit areas.

Neighbors living in parts of Southeast Memphis came together Monday morning.

At the peak of the storm at 6:30 a.m. Monday, 42,500 customers were without power.​

No planes or travelers were injured, however, there were some delays.

Monday morning’s storms really pounded a Parkway Village neighborhood, sending a massive tree crashing down onto a house.