Weather forecasters are warning residents in several Midwest states to brace for dangerous storms that could include tornadoes. A tornado watch was issued Tuesday for portions of Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. Forecasters say Tuesday's storms were not expected to pose as intense a threat. On Monday, powerful storms erupted across the central United States, bringing tornadoes to rural Oklahoma and large hail in parts of Kansas. At least one death was reported in Barnsdall, Oklahoma, and another man is missing. Authorities say at least 30 to 40 homes in the Barnsdall area were damaged Monday night, and a nursing home says it evacuated residents because a gas leak couldn't be turned off due to storm damage. Read moreAfter deadly Oklahoma tornado, forecasters warn Midwest residents to brace for more weather