Latest on confirmed tornadoes in 4-States, two rated so far

(KOAM) - The National Weather Service is still working to complete surveys of tornado-stricken areas, but have rated two southeast Kansas tornadoes.

According to the NWS Springfield, the tornado that landed in Bourbon County on April 27 is rated as an EF0. Another one that touched down in Vernon County was an EF1.

There were three others confirmed in our KOAM viewing area by spotters and emergency management during the outbreak. Two were in Wilson County near Fredonia and the other was in Montgomery County near Independence. The NWS has not surveyed those areas yet, so they don't have a rating for the tornadoes.

In northeast Oklahoma, NWS Tulsa states one was storm spotter confirmed in Delaware County, south of Grand Lake, but is has not been surveyed yet.

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