National Weather Service confirms multiple tornadoes from Monday severe weather caused by Beryl in Arkansas

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – The National Weather Service has confirmed multiple more tornadoes after Beryl generated severe weather Monday night into Tuesday.

Beryl tore a path through Arkansas Monday night and through Tuesday morning, causing multiple tornadoes to spin up.

NWS officials said an EF-1 tornado began at 6:46 p.m. on Monday just southeast of Sparkman in Dallas County, tearing a 3.21-mile path northwest. Officials said it lasted for nine minutes and had a 75-yard width as well as an estimated peak windspeed of 90 miles per hour.

An additional EF-1 tornado near Sparkman was confirmed by NWS officials to have touched down southeast of Sparkman at 6:51 p.m., continuing north for 2.41 miles for five minutes with a width of 75 yards and estimated peak windspeed of 88 miles per hour.

Officials said an EF-1 touched down in southwest Jefferson County at 10:28 p.m. on Monday and continued north for six minutes, creating a 2.53-mile-long, 75-yard-wide path. It had an estimated peak windspeed of 88 miles per hour.