Holden residents are assessing storm damage, including a home where a tree crashed through the roof during severe weather.

Saturday’s storms prompted thunderstorm and tornado warnings and left behind damage in several western Massachusetts communities.

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – Several roads are closed across western Massachusetts due to the ongoing storm and resulting damage. The Belchertown Police Department stated that Bardwell Street is closed in the area of #270 due to fallen trees with utility wires down. Drivers are urged to seek alternate routes.

Portions of the North Country are surveying the damage left behind by a confirmed tornado that passed through the region on Thursday evening, Sept. 4.

Western Mass News went out to Holyoke to see some of the damage of the intense storm that tore throughout the bay state Saturday.

Most of the warnings were severe thunderstorm warnings and even a flash flood warning too with 60 mph damaging gusts and/or hail 1.00"+ in diameter. Here are the county-by-county storm damage reports collected by the National Weather Service from Sunday:

Throughout the City of Yuma, locals are trying to recover from the damage done by Thursday night's storm. Winds as strong as just over 60 miles per hour left multiple trees down throughout the City, closing down some roads.

It's clean-up time after an EF-1 tornado touched down in Virginia's Halifax County, leaving damage to in its wake.