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(KMZA)--The National Weather Service has confirmed an EF1 tornado touched down in western Marshall County late Tuesday night about four miles southwest of Marysville.
A team from the National Weather Service in Topeka surveyed damage Wednesday.
The Weather Service said the tornado, with estimated wind speeds up to 93 miles an hour, touched down just after 11:00.
The tornado was on the ground for nearly three miles for three minutes. It said the tornado was about 75 yards wide.
The tornado caused minor structural damage.
No injuries or deaths were reported.
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