Severe storms prompted another tornado warning in Monroe County Sunday night, triggering emergency alerts across the county, including an Indiana University Bloomington Alert.

However, an emergency official said damage was limited, compared with the EF2 tornado last Wednesday.

Monroe County Emergency Management Deputy Director Justin Baker said no injuries were reported from Sunday's storms, and the county received only one report of a home damaged by a fallen tree.

Baker said Sunday's damage was far less extensive than last week's tornado, which damaged homes, knocked down trees and power lines, and injured one person in northwestern Monroe County. No fatalities were reported.

Meanwhile, recovery efforts from last week's tornado continue.

Baker said the American Red Cross assistance center in Stinesville had been assisting affected residents but closed Monday afternoon after receiving few requests for help. Assistance remains available through the organization's hotline at 1-800-733-2767.

Residents may also apply for Indiana's State Disaster Relief Fund if they are uninsured or underinsured.