Skip Navigation Linkswww.weather.gov 
Go to NOAA's main page Go to the NWS main page National Weather Service Forecast Office

Birmingham, AL
background graphic
Local weather forecast by
"City, St" or zip code
 
 To NWS Birmingham Home Page

Alabama Tornado Database
January Tornado Occurrences (125)
Year Month Day Time (CST) County Damage Scale Path Length (Miles) Fatalities Injuries Location
2008 01 11 0204 Barbour F1 3.48 0 0 2.1 SSW Blue Springs - 1.8 ENE Blue Springs
The tornado touched down just southwest of the intersection of CR-33 and CR-72, where it damaged the roof of a mobile home, and tore off a covered deck and a portion of the attached roof of another home. Several large trees were also uprooted in this area. The tornado then tracked northeastward near Blue Springs State Park, with limited tree damage. Near the intersection of CR-70 and CR-41, a pecan tree was partially snapped and twisted, and another home sustained significant roof damage. Tornado debris punctured the roof of another home across the street. A total of 4 homes and one mobile home was damaged.
2008 01 10 1611 Tuscaloosa
Storm Survey		 F3 5.62 0 0 6.2 SE Sterling - 8.2 E Sterling
The tornado touched down around just southwest of the intersection of AL-69 and CR-38, near Windham Springs. From there, it traveled northeast across the intersection, and then roughly parallel to CR-38 for about 5 miles, before lifting northeast of the Wiley Community. At least 5 structures were heavily damaged, including a church in Windham Springs and a general store in Wiley. At least 300 trees were either snapped or uprooted along the damage path.
2008 01 10 1543 Pickens - Tuscaloosa
Storm Survey		 F1 2.03 0 0 2.2 ESE Gordo - 2.5 SW Echola
The tornado touched down between Gordo and the Tuscaloosa County line, near the intersection of Ben Elmore Road and CR-33. From there, it travelled east-northeast before crossing into Tuscaloosa County. A barn and several old chicken houses on CR-33 east of Gordo sustained heavy damage. The tornado was on the ground for less than a minute in Tuscaloosa County, producing only minor tree damage.
2008 01 10 1510 Pickens
Storm Survey		 F0 0.04 0 0 0.5 SSE Pickensville
The tornado briefly touched down on the south side of Pickensville, near Jackson Ferry Road, and was on the ground for less than a minute. One metal storage barn was damaged, and several small trees were blown down.
2008 01 10 1420 Lamar
Storm Survey
Mississippi Survey		 F3 4.56 0 0 3.1 WSW Molloy - 1.8 NNE Molloy
This tornado is a continuation of a tornado that originally touched down in Lowndes County Mississippi. It It crossed into Alabama near Willie Greer Road, just north AL-18. From there, it continued to move east-northeast, remaining just north of AL-18 as it passed close to the town of Molloy. The tornado finally lifted near McNees Crossing Road, just northeast of Molloy. Along its path in Alabama, the tornado took the roof off of two homes, destroyed 2 wooden barns, moved the foundation of 2 mobile homes, and uprooted several huge trees.
2008 01 10 1308 Marengo
Storm Survey 		F0 0.46 0 0 1.1 WNW Marengo - 1.1 SE Vangale
Four home suffered minor damage and several trees were snapped off, near Amber Lane and AL-10, just west of Dixons Mill.
2007 01 07 2029 Barbour
Storm Survey 		F1 2.69 0 0 2.9 S Terese - 1.9 SE Terese
The tornado touched down in the White Oak Shores Community, about nine miles south of Eufaula along Walter F. George Lake. Several hundred trees were snapped off or uprooted along the path. Numerous mobile homes were damaged and some were totally destroyed at White Oak Shores. The tornado then tracked northeastward across White Oak Creek Park and into the far southern part of the Woodlawn Subdivision. The tornado track ended at the Chattahoochee River.
2007 01 07 1950 Dale
 F0 0.50 0 0 3.9 NW Ozark - 3.4 NW Ozark
A weak tornado touched down briefly near Marley Mill. It damaged two structures and uprooted several trees on Marley Mill Road.
2007 01 07 1610 Tallapoosa
Storm Survey 		F1 1.0 0 0 1.7 S Barnesville - 1.2 S Walnut Hill
The tornado touched down south of the Walnut Hill Community, near the intersection of Prospect Road and State Highway 49. The tornado damaged a few homes and destroyed a mobile home on Butterfly Lane. The tornado tracked northeastward and damaged another home on Sandy Drive before lifting. Overall, at least three homes sustained damage, one trailer was totally destroyed and about 40 trees were snapped off. Maximum winds were estimated at 85 to 90 mph.
2006 1 13 1245 Henry
 F0 0.2 0 0 Tumbleton
A severe thunderstorm spawned a weak tornado which damaged a church parsonage, several barns and farm equipment. It blew down a road sign and a few trees and power lines near the intersection of County Roads 45 and 13. Also, five homes were damaged. Reported by the Henry County EMA.
2006 1 13 1220 Barbour
Storm Survey 		F1 8.5 0 1 7.6 N Clayton - 13.4 NE Clayton
The tornado touched down at 12:20 PM CST in the Barbour County Wildlife Management Area, near the intersection of Charles Drive and County Road 49. It then moved northeastward and skirted County Road 49, then moved across a large wooded area and open pasture area. Several hundred trees were snapped off and uprooted near the beginning of the tornado damage path. As the tornado traveled northeast, a large warehouse at a family owned sod farm was completely destroyed. An office used by the sod farm was heavily damaged due to a large tree falling on it. The tornado crossed US 82 between the Comer community and the Batesville community. As the tornado crossed US 82, an automobile was tossed some 80 feet off the roadway. One male occupant of the car was injured and transported to the hospital. The tornado traveled just over a mile past US 82 and snapped off several hundred more trees before lifting north of US 82 near Bear Creek at approximately 1233 PM CST. The tornado snapped off many hundreds of trees along its path. One warehouse was destroyed, one office was heavily damaged, and one home sustained roof damage. Metal tin from the roof of a shed was thrown at least a half mile down the tornado path. At least one automobile was damaged and one man was injured. The tornado path length was 8.5 miles long and was 100 yards wide at its widest point.
2006 1 13 1200 Dale
 F0 1.0 0 0 Level Plains Crossroads - 1 NE Level Plains Crossroads
A severe thunderstorm spawned a weak tornado which heavily damaged four chicken houses. It also damaged a rental house on the northeast side of Dale County 1. Debris was strewn across a field east of Dale County 1. Power lines were down across U.S. Highway 84. Residents along Joe Bruer Road, northeast of the chicken houses, reported broken limbs. Reported by the Dale County EMA.
2006 1 13 1001 Conecuh
 F1 1.0 1 0 Belleville
An F1 tornado touched down along County Road 15, just south of the town of Belleville. The tornado tracked north northeast crossing U. S. Highway 84 before dissipating just north of the highway. Most of the damage was along both sides of U. S. Highway 84. Three homes were destroyed, and fifteen other structures and eight vehicles were damaged. Numerous power lines and trees were blown town along the track of the tornado. The Belleville fire department station was destroyed. Only one cinder block wall was left standing at the station. One person was killed when a chimney in her home collapsed on top of her. She had just got into the brick home and was putting her purse down when the chimney fell on top of her.
2005 01 07 2312 Hale
 F0 0.8 0 0 3.6 SW Greensboro-2.8 SW Greensboro
The first tornado of 2005 occurred in Hale County. The weak tornado touched down approximately 3 miles southwest of Greensboro near State Highway 69. Several out-buildings were destroyed near the Thigpen residence on Highway 69 south. One house had significant roof damage and one vehicle sustained body and window damage. One tractor had the enclosed top ripped off. At least 50 trees were snapped off or blown over along the short path. The brief tornado touched down at 1112 pm and lifted at 1114 pm CST. The tornado was rated an F0. The tornado damage path was approximately 3/4 of a mile long and 75 yards wide at its widest point.
2001 1 19 0922 Montgomery
Storm Survey		 F0 2.3 0 4 2.1 E Montgomery-4.0 ENE Montgomery
Trees downed and minor structure damage. The damage occurred from Greenwood Cemetary through the Forest Hills area and into the Johnstown area and Gunter Industrial Park.
2000 1 9 2305 Marengo F1 6.5 0 0 Dixons Mill-Surginer
Several trees were downed and several mobile homes were damaged.
2000 1 9 1622 Bullock F0 1.0 0 0 2.5 S Midway-2.8 SE Midway
Several trees downed.
2000 1 9 1556 Montgomery F0 0.1 0 1 6.0 SSW Montgomery
One auto was totaled and the driver was injured.
1999 1 22 1715 Winston F1 1.5 0 0 3.8 WNW Double Springs-3.5 NW Double Springs
A few homes were damaged and several trees were blown down.
1999 1 22 1652 Fayette F0 0.2 0 0 14.1 NE Fayette-14.3 NE Fayette
One home damaged and several trees were blown down near Fowlers Crossroads.
1999 1 22 1643 Morgan F0 0.3 0 0 9 W Falkville
A weak tornado briefly touched down in a rural area southeast of the Danville-Neel Recreation Area in southwest Morgan County. No damage or injuries were reported.
1999 1 22 1543 Colbert F0 1.0 0 0 S Muscle Shoals
A tornado briefly touched down 5 miles south of Muscle Shoals with little or no damage. The tornado was also reported on the Muscle Shoals surface observation at 1543 through 1557. Emergency management surveyed the area of the tornado report and could not find any damage in a mostly open area.
1999 1 22 1539 Franklin F0 0.3 0 0 7 NW Russellville
A weak tornado briefly touched down in a rural area near Frankfort along CR 49. No damage or personal injury were reported.
1997 1 28 0008 Tuscaloosa F2 2.0 0 1 5.0 N Coker-5.5 NNE Coker
Several trees downed. Several homes had roof damage and one home was completely deroofed.
1997 1 24 1700 Tuscaloosa
Storm Survey		 F2 10.0 1 10 5.0 S Tuscaloosa-8.0 ENE Tuscaloosa
Structure damage along the path and numerous trees downed. One fatality occurred in a vehicle.
1997 1 24 1450 Lawrence F1 3.0 0 0 S Moulton
A weak tornado touched down in the William B. Bankhead National Forest and tracked across Highway 33 at the lookout tower. The majority of damage was done to trees and some damage was done to the Forest Service buildings at the tower.
1997 1 24 0737 Elmore F1 1.5 0 0 1.0 N Elmore-1.5 NNE Elmore
Several homes had roof damage and two mobile homes damaged.
1997 1 5 0655 Henry
Storm Information		 F2 6.0 0 0 N Newville
A tornado touched down north of Newville, knocking a small wood frame house off its blocks. Two miles further east the tornado caused extensive damage to a home and destroyed another unoccupied home. A barn was destroyed and several vehicles were damaged. The tornado then damaged a house two miles further east. Finally, another two miles east it damaged a house.
1997 1 5 0030 Jackson F0 2.7 0 0 SE Stevenson
A thunderstorm hit the Flat Rock area at exactly 12:30 am with what was probably a weak tornado. A church sustained heavy damage; the west wall collapsed and the roof fell in. Forty to 50 -foot oak trees near the church were downed. About a mile down the path of damage, a roof had shingles lifted off and several large trees were downed. About two miles from the church, 15 to 20 large pine trees were downed. The damage was very isolated to the path. A house 100 feet from the church sustained no damage.
1996 1 26 1727 Mobile F1 2.0 1 3 Gulf Crest
A TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN ALONG US HWY 45 NEAR GULF CREST AND THEN MOVED NORTHEAST FOR ABOUT 2 MILES. THREE PEOPLE WERE INJURED AND ONE OF THESE DIED IN A LOCAL HOSPITAL ABOUT A WEEK LATER. TWO ELDERLY WOMEN WERE IN A TRAILER THAT WAS TURNED OVER BY THE TORNADO. ANOTHER OF THE INJURED WAS IN A MOTOR HOME NEXT TO THE TRAILER. THE TRAILER WAS LOCATED ON A HILL AND THIS WAS WHERE THE TORNADO FIRST TOUCHED DOWN. OTHER HOMES AWAY FROM THE TRAILER SUFFERED ROOF DAMAGE AS THE TORNADO MOVED NORTHEAST. TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN AND TWISTED ALONG THE PATH OF THE TORNADO.
1996 1 11 1835 Coffee F1 1.0 0 0 5 N Kinston
A tornado destroyed 4 house trailers that were unoccupied. Debris was scattered for about 1 mile, according to county emergency management.
1994 1 17 1230 Covington F0 0.2 0 0 Onycha
One chicken coop was leveled, one barn and several outbuildings were destroyed, two carports were destroyed, and several trees were uprooted.
1990 1 25 0550 Crenshaw F1 8.0 0 28 6 NW Luverne-Fullers Crossroads
8 chicken houses were destroyed and 3 were damaged. 4 out buildings were destroyed and 5 were damaged. 4 homes were damaged.
1988 1 19 2120 Clay F1 5.0 0 0 12.1 SE Ashland
The tornado touched down near SR 49 close to the county line. Numerous trees were downed, one chicken house was destroyed, and 2 homes were damaged in the Mellon Valley Community. Several other structures were damaged along the path.
1988 1 19 1815 Bibb-Shelby F1 6.0 0 0 Ashby-Montevallo
One mobile home was destroyed and several severely damaged. Many additional homes and business were damaged along the tornado path.
1988 1 19 1725 Cullman F3 10.0 0 35 Loretto-Cullman
Several buildings were damaged in Loretto. A distribution center had 75 trailer rigs severely damaged. Extensive damage occurred to a shopping center in Cullman. 13 homes, 15 mobile homes, and 6 businesses were destroyed. Hundreds of structures were damaged.
1985 1 3 1652 Autauga F1 0.5 0 0 Prattville
Tornado touched down in wooded swampy area near the Autauga County Airport. Several trees were uprooted along the path.
1982 1 7 1400 Houston F1 1.0 0 0 Near Cowarts
At least 15 homes sustained roof damage, a dairy building was damaged, and a tractor-trailer was overturned. Several mobile homes were damaged or destroyed. Hail up to Golfball size fell during the storm.
1982 1 3 2345 Monroe F1 1.0 0 0 Monroeville
2 buildings at a lumber yard were destroyed during this brief tornado touchdown. A concession stand at a nearby park was heavily damaged.
1982 1 3 2245 Marshall F2 2.5 0 1 Arab
Several homes and outbuildings were damaged. Many trees and power lines were knocked down. One home was unroofed and blown off its foundation.
1982 1 3 2240 Cullman F2 0.5 0 0 Simcoe
A service station, mini-market, and a mobile home were destroyed. Additional property was damaged in the area.
1982 1 3 1730 Chilton F1 N/A 0 4 Near Clanton
A mobile home was destroyed and a house damaged about 1.5 miles W of downtown Clanton.
1982 1 3 1725 Autauga F1 1.5 0 0 3 S Verbena
Tornado crossed I-65 just south of Verbena. Some cars had minor damage. Numerous trees down on both side of interstate.
1982 1 3 1722 Autauga-Chilton F2 8.0 0 6 Lily Hill Community-Verbena
Touched down near Lily Hill and moved across I-65 into Verbena, where it merged with the path of the tornado that had hit Verbena at 16:18 CST. Six people where injured in the Lily Hill Community where 1 home was completely swept away and 2 others almost destroyed. Four of the injured were in the home that was swept away and 3 of them were admitted to the hospital. One of the occupants landed on a truck that was parked outside the home. The others were apparently blown into an open filed in front of the house. Buildings were damaged in Verbena. Rescue workers that were checking on damage from the 16:18 storm were forced to take cover.
1982 1 3 1618 Chilton-Coosa F2 15.0 0 0 Verbena
A tornado touched down just W of U.S. Highway 31 and moved northeastward across part of Verbena and the Lake Mitchell area to near Kelly Cross Roads in SW coosa County. A service station was destroyed in Verbena along with 4 mobile homes. At least 1 home was damaged. Several mobile homes and boats were destroyed and some houses damaged in the Lake Mitchell area. Damage in Coosa County was limited to trees.
1975 1 10 1830 Cleburne F1 N/A 0 1 No information available
1975 1 10 1830 Lee F3 N/A 0 6 Opelika-Salem
3 homes were totally destroyed along Highway 77. 5 trailers were demolished and 22 homes were damaged.
1975 1 10 1800 Macon F3 1.0 0 9 Cotton Valley
17 homes were destroyed and 28 homes were damaged.
1975 1 10 1650 Montgomery F2 N/A 0 0 No information available
1975 1 10 1645 Autauga F1 N/A 0 0 No information available
1975 1 10 1615 Baldwin F1 0.3 0 0 Near Loxley
No tornado details were available.
1975 1 10 1614 St. Clair
Storm Report		 F3 20.0 1 60 Pell City-Ragland
At least 54 homes were destroyed and 307 homes were damaged. 15 trailers were destroyed and 27 businesses were damaged or destroyed. One person was killed at a service station.
1975 1 10 1600 Shelby F1 N/A 0 14 No information available
1975 1 10 1545 Jefferson F1 N/A 0 0 No information available
1975 1 10 1445 Mobile F1 0.3 0 0 Citronelle
No tornado details were available.
1975 1 10 1445 Jefferson F2 2.0 0 4 Jonestown-Bethel-Kilgore-Bessie
4 homes and 2 trailers were destroyed. The injuries were minor.
1975 1 10 1445 Marengo F1 N/A 0 0 No information available
1975 1 10 1430 Tuscaloosa F1 N/A 0 0 No information available
1974 1 28 1130 Houston F1 0.25 0 0 6 SE Dothan
State Troopers reported brief small tornado that unroofed a barn.
1974 1 28 0522 Fayette F3 0.75 0 0 Southern Fayette Co.
1 house seriously damaged with moderate damage to 10 other homes and a manufacturing plant. About 40 homes received minor damage. Tree and utility pole damage.
1974 1 28 0600 Lamar F2 0.25 0 0 8W Vernon
Mobile home and barn demolished. Huge trees uprooted, windows broken and roof blown from a nearby house.
1974 1 26 1700 Randolph F3 20.0 1 7 Rock Stand-Highway-Haywood-Moores-Bethal
Intial damage was at Rock Stand where a barn was unroofed and trees down. Funnel then lifted and touched down at Tin Shop community when 2 trailers were destroyed and a house damaged. At the Highway community, 2 frame houses were destroyed killing 1 occupant and seriously injuring 2 others. At Haywood, a trailer and a house wre destroyed with heavy damage to another house, trailer, workshop and 5 barns. Near Moores Store and Bethal, 1 house and 2 trailers were damaged and 2 buildings destroyed. Remaining injuries were minor.
1974 1 20 1325 Pike F2 N/A 0 0 Goshen
Slight damage to a home and destroyed a chicken house killing 12,000 chickens.
1973 1 26 1545 Marshall NA 0.5 0 0 Albertville
The tornado struck a mobile home park near Albertville. 2 unoccupied mobile homes were destroyed and damaged a few more. One store was also damaged.
1972 1 13 0215 Barbour-Henry F3 16.0 0 2 2 E Clopton-Edwin-SE Barbour Co
Several homes were damaged or destroyed along the path. Numerous trees were downed. Much of the path was through rural areas.
1972 1 13 0100 Coffee-Dale F2 6.0 4 88 3 E Enterprise-Fort Rucker-Lake Tholocco
The tornado struck two trailer parks destroying at least 68 mobile homes and 15 vehicles. Several other trailers and cars were damaged. All the deaths were army dependents. At Fort Rucker, 2 buildings were damaged and 15 helicopters were damaged.
1972 1 10 1030 Chambers F2 4.0 0 0 Ridge Grove
2 homes, several barns, and a storage building were destroyed. One church was unroofed. Most of the path was through rural areas.
1972 1 4 0315 Marengo F2 1.0 0 0 Linden
One mobile home was demolished, 3 homes were unroofed, 2 school buildings were damaged, and 15 additional homes suffered damage.
1971 1 25 1615 Cleburne F1 1.0 0 0 Heflin
A school bus garage was damaged, a frame home was unroofed, and other minor damage occurred along the path.
1971 1 25 1500 Blount F0 2.0 0 0 Cleveland-Nectar
One home was unroofed, 2 homes were damaged, and several farm buildings were demolished. Numerous trees were uprooted.
1968 1 23 1630 Barbour-Dale F1 10.0 0 0 Near New Hope
Approximately 12 homes damaged. 1 house and numerous barns and utility sheds damaged or destroyed. Timber damaged in several spots.
1964 1 24 1900 Shelby
Storm Report 		F4 3.0 10 6 Harpersville
3 homes were demolished and 10 were killed near US 280. 20 homes were damaged, 5 farm buildigns were destroyed, and several automobiles were damaged.
1964 1 21 Evening DeKalb NA NA 0 0 Rodentown
At least 15 homes were damaged in this rural community.
1963 1 19 1500 Coffee F2 13.0 0 0 13 WSW Enterprise
At least 5 tenant homes were destroyed and several others were damaged.
1963 1 19 Afternoon Clarke NA 3.0 0 0 Grove Hill
Tornado briefly touched down destroying one home and damaging a barn. Many trees were blown down.
1962 1 5 2230 Houston-Henry F2 4.0 0 0 W Kinsey-Headland
Four homes and barns were destroyed near Kinsey. Many tenant homes were destroyed near Headland. Many trees and power lines were blown down.
1962 1 5 1730 Crenshaw F2 2.0 0 0 2 W Glenwood
16 buildings were damaged or destroyed in this rural area.
1962 1 5 1630 Covington NA NA 0 0 Andalusia
A breif tornado touched down on the outskirts of Andalusia. One factory and one house were damaged. Several trees and power lines were blown down.
1960 1 29 0600 Mobile F1 3.0 0 0 6 SW Mobile
No tornado details were available.
1959 1 21 0545 Cullman F2 1.0 0 0 5 W Baileyton
No tornado information was available.
1958 1 31 1330 Franklin F2 3.0 0 0 Belgreen
One home was destroyed and at least 3 others were damaged.
1957 1 22 2200 Dallas F1 NA 0 0 Summerfield
2 chicken houses were destroyed in a brief tornado.
1953 1 23 0500 Washington-Clarke F2 6.0 0 1 St. Stephens-Jackson
3 homes were destroyed near the Warrior-Tombigbee Locks. 9 barns and outbuildings were also destroyed.
1953 1 20 1630 Blount F1 1.0 0 1 Location not Available
No details of damage available.
1953 1 20 1500 Walker F3 1.5 0 0 Near Cordova
Several homes severely damaged. Several outbuildings and barns destroyed.
1953 1 8 0710 Talladega F2 4.0 0 0 Vicinity of West Talladega
Roofs on 20 buildings damaged. Trees blown across telephone and power lines.
1953 1 8 0630 Dallas F1 0.5 0 0 12 N Selma
1 home destroyed and 1 home damaged in Valley Creek community. 1 garage collapsed on an automobile.
1952 1 22 0900 Tallapoosa F1 1.0 0 0 Alexander City
Damaged 4 homes and 6 buildings. Destroyed 9 buildings at Alexander City.
1947 1 30 1030 Conecuh-Butler F3 15.0 3 30 Bethel-Shacklesville
The village of Bethel was demolished. All the deaths and injuries occurred in Bethel.
1947 1 30 0950 Elmore F3 5.0 3 30 Kent
14 homes and 17 barns were destroyed.
1947 1 30 0925 Montgomery F2 3.0 0 12 Montgomery
20 homes were damaged just north of Montgomery. 4 homes and a store were destroyed near Gunter Field.
1942 1 1 1400 Monroe F2 10.0 0 11 Megargel-Excel
At least 15 homes were damaged or destroyed.
1942 1 1 1300 Washington F3 15.0 0 0 Deer Park-2 N McIntosh
2 homes were destroyed and miles of timber was leveled.
1942 1 1 0535 Mobile F2 7.0 1 11 Theodore
7 small homes were destroyed at Union Church. 3 homes and several businesses were destroyed in Theodore. One man was killed in an automobile.
1940 1 14 0445 Montgomery F3 4.0 3 10 2.0 SW Mt. Meigs
11 small homes were destroyed and several large homes were unroofed. The deaths occurred in small homes.
1940 1 14 0300 Monroe F2 10.0 3 12 9 N Monroeville-Beatrice-Riley's Crossroads
15 small homes were destroyed. Several large old homes were damaged. 2 deaths occurred in Beatrice and one in Riley's Crossroads.
1939 1 29 1630 Tuscaloosa F2 6.0 0 11 Coker
One school was leveled. Five people were injured in one home and six in another. Trees were blown down for miles.
1939 1 29 1600 Shelby-Talladega F2 20.0 0 7 Columbiana-Childersburg
Six homes were damaged. One school and several homes were unroofed.
1936 1 18 2100 Houston**(Started in Jackson Co, Fl) F2 15.0 1 6 Campbellton-Ashford-Cottonwood-Grangeburg
6 homes were destroyed in Alabama. A 2 year old boy was killed in his home near Ashford.
1936 1 18 1800 Dale F2 2.0 1 7 Skipperville
One person died as 5 homes were destroyed.
1936 1 18 1000 Shelby F2 4.0 0 5 4.0 SE Columbiana
Two homes were destroyed and one was unroofed.
1936 1 18 0300 DeKalb F3 10.0 4 8 Oak Grove-3 W Fyffe-Rainsville
Farm homes were destroyed and one couple was killed near Fyffe. A man and his grandaughter died in a home at Morgan's Crossroads. At least 4 homes and many other buildings were destroyed on Sand Mountain.
1932 1 12 2000 Elmore F2 11.0 0 9 Millbrook
35 homes were damaged or destroyed and debris was thrown miles.
1932 1 12 1830 Marengo-Perry F2 8.0 1 12 Faunsdale-Uniontown
5 tenant homes and 4 barns were destroyed.
1932 1 12 1715 Hale-Tuscaloosa F3 8.0 9 29 Moundville
At least 30 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. The Moundville elementary school was heavily damaged. Deaths occurred in at least 5 different homes. In the Guinea community just south of Moundville, 9 people were killed and a number of dwellings were destroyed.
1932 1 12 1100 Pickens F2 5.0 0 2 Fellowship-W Gordo
At least one home was totally destroyed.
1925 1 10 1200 Pike F2 NA 0 0 Shellhorn
One home was destroyed and one damaged.
1925 1 10 1200 Coffee F2 NA 0 1 West Elba
One home was destroyed.
1925 1 10 0800 Coffee F2 2.0 0 3 3 S Enterprise
Barns and 2 tenant homes were destroyed.
1918 1 11 1430 Henry F2 5.0 1 8 SE Haleburg
One boy was killed as several homes were demolished.
1918 1 11 1400 Henry F2 NA 0 2 5 S Abbeville
One home was totally destroyed in the Hardwicksburg community.
1918 1 11 1340 Houston F3 13.0 10 120 3 S Dothan-Webb
The tornado leveled one rural school, killing one teacher and 7 students. Virtually every building in the Webb community was damaged. One man was killed in the collapse of a store and 70 others injured in town.
1918 1 11 1300 Pike F1 NA 1 0 China Grove
One man was killed in a small home that was destroyed.
1908 1 26 1800 Etowah F2 5.0 0 0 Hokes Bluff-Coates Bend
A barn and farm house were destroyed.
1906 1 3 1130 Pike F3 2.0 2 20 8 NE Banks
6 buildings were damaged or destroyed in the Josie community. 2 boys were killed and several students were injured when school walls were blown down. A large farm house was destroyed and two women were critically injured.
1906 1 3 0900 Montgomery F2 1.0 1 5 Vaughan-4 SE Montgomery
4 tenant homes were destroyed on a plantation and the main home had a wing torn off.
1904 1 22 0020 Hale-Tuscaloosa
Storm Report 		F4 15.0 36 150 2 SW Moundville
The northern half of town was leveled and half the populaton was killed or injured. One death occurred at Hull where 4 homes, a lumber mill, and a church were destroyed.
1898 1 19 N/A Jefferson F2 NA 0 0 7 S of Bessemer
Hundreds of trees were blown down and several barns were destroyed.
1895 1 15 2030 Baldwin F2 5.0 0 4 Point Cedar-Battles Wharf
A waterspout moved inland and demolished a section of the Grand Hotel. A large part of the wharf was destroyed. Additional damage occurred up to 5 miles inland.
1892 1 5 1700 Chambers-Randolph F2 15.0 3 20 Milltown-12 SW of Roanoke-to Georgia state line
14 homes were destroyed. 3 people were killed in homes just south of Roanoke. College buildings and a church were destroyed in Milltown. Large areas of timber were downed.
1885 1 11 2300 Macon F2 8.0 1 5 11 E of Tuskegee
Timber was leveled. Several houses in four settlements were destroyed. One man was killed. Most of the damage occurred in the Little Texas community.
1885 1 11 2115 Coosa-Clay-Randolph F3 60.0 2 20 W of Mt. Olive-3 N Goodwater-2 S Wedowee-N of Roanoke
16 farms were devastated in Coosa Co. One death occurred in Coosa and one in Clay Co.
1885 1 11 1900 Blount-Cullman-Marshall-Dekalb F2 35.0 3 20 Warrior River-4 S Albertville-Collinsville
One person was killed in Marshall Co and two in Dekalb Co. A child was killed and 13 were injured near Collinsville.
1885 1 11 1830 Greene-Hale-Bibb-Chilton F4 80.0 2 20 Tombigbee River-3 S Centreville-NE Jemison
Several large farm homes were completely swept away. One death was in Greene Co and one in Bibb Co. Multiple tornadoes were reported.
1885 1 11 1700 Lamar-Fayette-Walker F3 40.0 1 25 2 N Vernon-10 N Fayette-3 SE Eldridge
Over a dozen plantations were demolished in Fayette Co. Over 100 head of cattle were killed and miles of timber were leveled.


back to homepageBack to home page

Weather Hazards | Graphical Forecast | Present Weather
Past Weather | Tropical Weather | Contact Us
National Weather Service
465 Weathervane Road
Calera, AL 35040-5427
(205) 664-3010
Page Author: NWS-Birmingham Internet Services Team
Web Master's Email: sr-bmx.webmaster@noaa.gov
Date modified:March 27, 2008		 Comments/Feedback
Privacy Policy
About Our Organization
Career Opportunities