Several tornadoes spun up and touched down Wednesday night in Oklahoma, with Cole and Shawnee being some of the hardest-hit places.| MORE | Preliminary reports rate Cole tornado EF-3, Shawnee tornado EF-2; NWS still surveying damageSince then, the National Weather Service has confirmed five tornadoes, including an EF3 that caused damage in the town of Cole. The tornado reached speeds of 150-155 mph, was 11 miles long and was 1,200 yards wide.Two people were killed when the tornado hit McClain County, including a 66-year-old grandfather.Crews also confirmed an EF2 tornado that passed through Shawnee. The tornado was 130-135 mph and on the ground for 15.5 miles. They also said the tornado was 2,300 yards wide. | MORE | Sky 5 shows devastation caused by EF-3 tornado in ColeSurvey crews also confirmed an EF2 that was 130-135 mph that was on the ground for 10.5 miles near Etowah, EF1 that was 100-105 mph and was on the ground for 9 miles near Pink and an EF0 tornado that was 80-85 mph that was on the ground for 4 miles near Tinker Air Force Base.Although these five have been confirmed, the National Weather Service continues to survey areas and more tornado confirmations are expected. Top Headlines Crews work to assess, fix damage caused by deadly Oklahoma tornadoes Preliminary reports rate Cole tornado EF-3, Shawnee tornado EF-2; NWS still surveying damage Victim killed in McClain County tornado identified as 66-year-old man Sky 5 shows damage left behind following Oklahoma tornado outbreak Henry Winkler stops by Tahlequah restaurant