LIVE BLOG: Storms spin up brief tornadoes in NW Kansas, no damage reported

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) – 8 p.m. A twister warning simply expired for components of Gove County. A storm chaser noticed a short twister landing alongside I-70, west of Quinter and east of Grainfield. No harm was reported with this landing. Giant hail can nonetheless be anticipated, as much as one inch in diameter for the world together with winds of as much as 65 mph.

As the specter of extreme climate will increase into the night throughout Kansas, one tornado was captured on digicam Tuesday afternoon within the northwest a part of the state.

A number of folks captured pictures of a landspout which led to a twister warning in Decatur and Norton counties. Residents additionally reported dime to pea-size hail from the storm.

The Nationwide Climate Service in Goodland mentioned scattered thunderstorms within the space might additionally pack wind gusts of as much as 60 mph and huge hail. Excessive winds might result in blowing mud and diminished visibility close to the Kansas-Colorado border as thunderstorms transfer into Equipment Carson and Cheyenne counties in Colorado.

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