Officials from the National Weather Service will travel western Kansas to survey storm damage from Monday night’s storms.

High winds, hail, heavy rain and numerous tornadoes were reported.

Power lines and trees were down after one of three Gove County tornadoes rolled through Grainfield.

“One went east, a second went west and a third one came through town,” said Gove County Sheriff Allan Weber. “It wasn’t a direct hit but it did damage several buildings in town.”

There was also report of a roof blown off a residential garage in Grainfield. No injuries were reported.

A feedlot in Seward County was also damaged by a tornado near Kismet.

There were also several power outages in and east of Norton, according to Emergency Management officials.