WEST MICHIGAN — National Weather Service officials in Grand Rapids have now confirmed SEVEN tornadoes from Sunday's deadly severe weather outbreak.
In addition to the confirmed tornadoes in Gaines Township and Cass County; officials confirmed one tornado in Newaygo County; and two tornadoes in Ingham County. Five of the seven were reported to be EF-0 on the Enhanced Fujita Scale, with two tornadoes classified at EF-1.
The tornadoes in Kent and Cass counties were confirmed by the National Weather Service on Monday. The twisters in Newaygo and Ingham counties were not determined until Tuesday morning, with additional surveys Tuesday confirming additional weak, short-lived tornadoes in Ionia county.
FOX 17 crews followed surveyors from the National Weather Service in Newaygo County on Monday, east of Grant.
There was a 50 foot tall power pole toppled over a country road, as well as one tree snapped, but not a lot given farm fields for the majority of the land.
Radar estimated winds were around 80 mph in Grant.
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