Two tornadoes that touched down in St. Louis and St. Charles counties caused widespread damage in Missouri and Illinois on Friday. Here is a look at the extent of the storms as detailed on the website of the National Weather Service.

• 2 — Tornadoes that caused damage Friday in St. Charles, St. Louis and Madison counties, in addition to a section of St. Louis City
• 8 — Some of the cities affected by Friday's storms. They are New Melle; Granite City, IL; Maryland Heights; Bridgeton; St. Ann; Edmundson; Berkeley and Ferguson.

• 200 to 400 yards — Swath of damage caused in Maryland Heights

• 250 yards — Maximum swath of St. Charles County tornado damage

• 5 miles — Distance the St. Charles County tornado traveled after touching down near New Melle

• 22 miles — Distance the St. Louis County-Illinois tornado traveled

• 44 — Years ago when a storm of comparable strength happened in St. Louis County.

• EF1 — Rating on the Enhanced Fujita Scale of storm that hit near New Melle

• EF4 — Rating of storm that touched down near Creve Coeur Lake and traveled 22 miles east, ending in llinois.
• 2,700 — Number of St. Louis County homes initially estimated to need evaluation after Friday's storm, St. Louis County Police Department media relations Officer Rick Eckhard said.