The National Weather Service have confirmed a total of five tornadoes hit the Ozarks during the severe weather outbreak Sunday night.
What We Know: The National Weather Service found that several low-topped supercells developed and produced a few tornadoes across the area.
They confirmed Monday that one EF-0 tornado formed near Battlefield at around 6:40 p.m. and traveled less than half a mile.
Wednesday morning they confirmed four more that formed in the area Sunday. Another EF-0 tornado touched down between Spokane and Highlandville in Christian County but only traveled for 0.2 miles.
The three others were classified as EF-1 tornadoes. One with a max width of 250 yards traveled less than half a mile in Southeast Tigris.
One that traveled over two miles near Sparta uprooted trees and damages a couple of homes. The biggest of the night was in western Douglas County, being 400 yards in width and traveling 2.4 miles.
What It Means: The damage from the storms cam mostly in the form of down trees and branches. Buildings in the area suffered only minor damages.
The National Weather Service uses satellite analysis to survey storms and their damages.