Four Tornadoes Strike Eastern Kansas, No Injuries

0:00National Weather Service just confirmed. Four tornadoes ripped through Eastern Kansas from Sunday afternoon into early Monday morning, but luckily no. One got hurt and no lives lost. These twisters hid spots like Miami County, Lynn County and Johnson County, packing EF-0 and EF-1 strength with winds up to 93 miles per hour. Damage stayed mostly light, snapping trees, hitting a few outbuildings and messing up one manufactured home near the county lines. Folks are relieved. It wasn't worse. Pass buried from short bursts under two miles to longer halls around seven miles, all lifting quick without major chaos. Experts call this one of the busiest severe weather stretches around here since at least 1986, so keep eyes on those storm updates as. We head into more unpredictable skies. From your city, powered by AI, this is Kansas News today. I'm Corey with the story.