Two Tornadoes Hit Missouri, Cause Significant Damage

0:00It's April 25th. You're listening to Kansas News today, AI-powered local news. National Weather Service just confirmed two tornadoes tore through Missouri Thursday night. An EF-0 hit Karni in Clay County at 9.11 p.m., while an EF-1 struck Stambury and Gentry County around 7.50 a.m. Survey teams wrapped up their checks Friday evening, pinning down the paths and strengths. The Karni Twister clocked peak winds of 85 miles per hour over a track just over one mile long, topping out at 100 yards wide. It kicked off on the south side of town near 19th Street and Regency Drive, then cut East Northeast across Highway 33 before lifting. Near East 14th Street and Stonecrest Drive. Damage photos from Friday show the aftermath. Meanwhile, the stronger EF-1 in Stambury packed 110 mile per hour gusts along a 4.3 mile path, also reaching 100 yards across at its widest. It started northwest of town,

1:01headed East Northeast over US 136, and fizzled out near that highway and stayed highway F-official saying, these ratings lock in the story from those stormy evenings.