Belton neighbors cleaning up homes, cemetery after Friday EF-1 tornado
By Eric Graves
Published on April 19, 2026.
Neighbors in Belton, Kansas, were cleaning up their homes and streets after an EF-1 tornado ripped through the city on Friday evening. The storm left significant damage to homes, cemetery, and businesses in the area. The president of the BELTON CEMETERY Association, who found the site more than 150 years ago, assured that they will get everything back to the way it was. Neighbors spent the weekend cleaning up homes, trees, and debris from trees that fell off roofs and roofs. The tornado damage to the cemetery and surrounding areas has been attributed to the rapid movement of the storm. The damage to Belton was estimated to be caused by a tornado that moved through the fast-moving nature of this fast storm.
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