Four More Tornadoes Touch Down in Kansas

0:00It's April 29th. This is Kansas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The National Weather Service just confirmed four more tornadoes touching down in Kansas from Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning. These were mostly weak ones, rated EF-0 to EF-1, with winds topping out around 93 mph. Best news is, nobody got hurt in any of them. This comes amid the busiest spring for severe weather we've seen in years around the Kansas City area. The storms kicked off a line of thunderstorms that spun up these twisters across Miami, Lynn, and Johnson counties. Damage stayed pretty light overall. Mostly snap trees, a few outbuildings took hits, and one home got dinged up near Bessiris. Folks in places like Wellsville and Parker reported the past weaving through rural spots, but emergency crews found no major structural issues or injuries to worry about. 15s wrapped up on these four, bringing the total confirmed tornadoes in our viewing area

1:00this spring to 17. They're still out checking storm damage over Missouri, which might push that number even higher. Keep an eye on the forecast as this active pattern hangs around. Stay safe out there, and we'll update you as more details roll in.