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Alabama Tornado Database
F3 Tornadoes(170)
Year Month Day Time (CST) County Damage Scale Path Length (Miles) Fatalities Injuries Location
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 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.
2002 11 10 2015 Fayette-Walker-Winston-Cullman
Storm Survey
More Storm Info		 F3 72.6 7 53 6.0 NNE Fayette-5.8 W Townley-7.6 SE Arley-1 SE Holly Pond
The most intense damage occurred from US 78/SR 118 to Saragossa. At least 325 structures were damaged or destroyed.
2002 11 10 1852 Fayette-Walker-Winston
Storm Survey		 F3 44.3 4 38 5.6 NNW Fayette-4.5 SW Carbon Hill-2.5 ESE Arley
Numerous trees and power lines were downed. Carbon Hill Elementary School was heavily damaged. All the fatalities occurred along SR 195 in the Rose Hill Community. The injuries were minor to moderate.
2001 11 24 1055 Pickens-Lamar-Fayette-Walker
Storm Survey		 F3 38.7 2 1 5.7 SW Kennedy-1.0 S Carbon Hill
Extensive structural damage occurred along the path. 2 fatalities occurred in a mobile home just southwest of Kennedy.
2001 10 13 1225 Baldwin
Storm Survey		 F3 0.2 0 0 Foley
An F3 tornado initially touched down just south of the Grove Home Park on County Road 16. The tornado then tracked north just east of County Road 65 to County Road 12, just southwest of Foley. The tornado blew down numerous trees, destroyed a manufactured home and damaged several others in the Grove Home Park. The tornado destroyed two large cement block buildings and damaged another three near County Road 12. A large panel truck filled with heavy tools was picked up and carried about 60 feet, and several other cars were thrown 15 to 25 feet. No injuries were reported.
2000 12 16 1446 Etowah-Cherokee
Storm Survey		 F3 12.8 0 14 5.3 ENE Gadsden-3.4 SW Centre
250 homes sustained damage and numerous trees were downed. The damage occurred from Tidmore Bend to Pollard Bend with the greatest damage in the Coates Bend Community.
1998 4 8 1801 Pickens-Tuscaloosa
Storm Survey		 F3 19.5 0 1 2.0 S Gordo-7.6 N Northport
5 homes destroyed and 24 others damaged. 11 mobile homes destroyed and several damaged.
1997 11 21 1940 Mobile F3 1.0 0 0 Saraland
An F3 tornado touched down just east of I-65 in Saraland near Shelton Beach Estates. The tornado skipped east northeast along the ground before lifting back into the cloud near U S Highway 43. Three homes were almost completely gone, three more suffered major damage and about sixty homes in the middle-class neighbourhood suffered some damage. Most of the damage was consistent with an F1 or F2 tornado. No one was injured. Several people knew they were under a tornado warning and were able to take cover before the storm struck. Most of the residents said they did not hear the familiar "Freight Train Sound" before the tornado struck.
1996 3 18 2023 Elmore-Tallapoosa
Storm Survey		 F3 24.0 0 0 1.0 NE Eclectic-1.0 N Jacksons Gap
Numerous buildings of al types were damaged.
1996 3 6 0342 Dallas
Storm Survey		 F3 19.0 4 40 1.0 SSW Marion Junction-7.0 NNE Selma
14 homes destroyed, 19 homes had major damage, and 5 with minor damage. 20 mobile homes destroyed, 17 major and and 12 minor damage. 2 fatalities occurred in mobile homes and 2 in permanent homes.
1995 2 16 0459 Cullman-Marshall F3 14.0 6 130 3 W Joppa-5 SW Guntersville
One death occurred in a house and the others occurred in mobile homes. 157 homes were destroyed and 12 businesses were destroyed.
1994 6 26 2050 Limestone F3 3.0 0 0 2 NW Athens
One home was completely demolished.
1994 6 26 2000 Lauderdale**(Started in Tennessee) F3 3.0 0 3 Lexington
The most significant damage occurred in Tennessee but 15 homes in the Mary's Chapel area sustained significant damage. Two injuries occurred in an overturned mobile home.
1993 2 21 1800 Cherokee F3 14.0 0 5 Pine Grove-Tecumseh
5 injuries occurred in mobile homes. 13 mobile homes and 2 houses were destroyed and many more with damage.
1992 3 10 0205 Greene-Hale F3 18.0 2 7 5.0 SE Forkland-5.0 E Greensboro
1 fatality in a mobile home and an infant killed in a permanent home. Many homes were destroyed along the path.
1988 11 20 0053 Tuscaloosa F3 0.5 0 8 Tuscaloosa
The tornado hit the southern part of Tuscaloosa. 15 homes destroyed, 25 with light to moderate damage, and 50 were slightly damaged.
1988 11 4 1620 Franklin-Colbert-Lawrence F3 60.0 0 16 Tuscumbia-4 N Town Creek
A truck stop and restaurant were severely damaged in Colbert County. 9 homes wee destroyed and 38 were damaged. Several mobile homes were destroyed. Numerous barns and outbuildings were destroyed and numerous trees were uprooted.
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.
1986 11 25 2206 Barbour-Coffee-Dale F3 44.0 0 4 Elamville-Clio-Clayton
Numerous homes and businesses sustained damage along the path.
1986 3 12 1525 Marion F3 2.5 0 0 Winfield
Several trees were downed and one home was destroyed. Several small structures were damaged.
1986 3 12 1458 Lamar F3 6.0 0 0 2.0 SE Millport-3.0 NNW Kennedy
One school was damaged, one automobile was blown off the road, one railroad car was overturned, and a lumber yard was destroyed.
1986 3 12 1415 Pickens F3 16.0 2 0 4.0 NW Aliceville-8.5 W Reform
Two fatalities occurred in a home that was destroyed. At least 5 homes were destroyed and 40 others damaged. Numerous trees were downed.
1985 8 16 1315 Cullman-Morgan F3 34.0 0 6 3 W Hanceville-Valhermoso Springs
Numerous homes were damaged and numerous trees were blown down. Several of the homes were completely demolished. Massive damage across northern Cullman County.
1985 8 16 1140 Morgan-Limestone F3 45.0 0 2 Danville-Salem
Numerous homes and buildings were damaged or destroyed.
1985 4 5 1720 St. Clair-Talladega F3 3.0 0 0 Logan Martin Dam-Alpine
Several trees were downed and several buildings were damaged near Alpine. A large crane was toppled and some steel transmission towers were knocked down near the dam.
1985 4 5 1710 Etowah F3 8.0 0 1 Union-Sardis City-Smith Chapel
10 homes were destroyed, cars were blown into houses, one community was totally destroyed, one stable was destroyed, and 7 chicken houses were demolished. One woman was injured in her pickup truck.
1985 4 5 1645 Marshall F3 8.0 0 5 Albertville
Numerous homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed. Numeorus barns and chicken houses were destroyed. The greatest damage occurred near US 431 in Albertville.
1985 4 5 1634 Cullman F3 3.0 0 0 Goldridge-Etha
One brick home was totally destroyed. Several outbuildings and mobile homes were damaged or destroyed.
1984 5 3 0600 Montgomery-Elmore F3 7.0 5 37 Montgomery area
4 fatalities and several injuries occurred as the violent tornado overturned 25 cars and a few trucks on the northern bypass. Damage was extensive along the entire path of the tornado. At least 20 homes were destroyed, 36 homes sustained major damage, 157 homes had minor damage, 9 mobile homes were destroyed, 8 businesses were destroyed, and numerous vehicles were destroyed.
1984 3 24 1938 Clarke F3 4.0 0 0 Jackson area
A large part of a school was destroyed and several automobiles were destroyed. At least 40 homes and businesses were damaged or destroyed. Numerous trees were blown down.
1983 12 6 0251 Dallas F3 13.0 1 19 Near Selma
The tornado first touched down near Alabama Highway 22 just west of Selma and moved northeastward. The fatality occurred when the brick and concrete block wall of an apartment caved in on the couch where the victim was apparently sleeping. Seven students at Selma University received minor injuries when the roof and parts of the second floor of their dormitory was destroyed. The dorm was occupied by 50 students when the storm hit. The other injuries occured to people in their homes that were either damaged or destroyed. At least 103 structures were damaged or destroyed. Additional damage included a new car dealership in which buildings were damaged and 30 to 40 vehicles were destroyed.
1983 12 3 1837 Calhoun F3 4.0 2 51 Oxford
The tornado struck a shopping center consisting of an E to W row of adjoining buildings along U.S. 78. The deaths and most of the injuries occurred when a grocery store in the direct path was destroyed. The windward wall apparently failed and the roof of the store collapsed inward. The grocery shelves kept the roof from crashing all the way to the floor and sveral hours were required for rescuers to reach all of the trapped victims. The 2 deaths were reported to have occurred in the rear or south part of the store. Three single famaily homes were destroyed and 14 were damaged. One apartment building was damaged. Three mobile homes were destroyed and 11 damaged. Three business buildings were destroyed and 9 damaged as well as 25 to 30 automobiles being either damaged or destroyed.
1983 11 15 0012 Cullman F3 17.0 0 19 SW Phelan-Bolte-Berlin-Birdsong-Baileyton
Several brick homes were flattened. At least 10 homes were destroyed and 10 mobile homes were demolished. 22 homes, 5 mobile homes, a grocery store, a church, and 2 chicken houses were all damaged. Several vehicles were damaged.
1983 5 19 1615 DeKalb F3 1.2 0 3 W Fort Payne-Fort Payne
A manufactuing plant was extensively damaged and three workers were injured. The high school sustained damage in the stadium, bleachers, and concession stand. 14 trailers were destroyed and 20 were damaged.
1983 5 16 0310 Coffee F3 1.5 0 1 New Brockton
One home was totally destroyed and at least 7 others were damaged. The Masonic Lodge, 3 trailers, 8 businesses, and two churches were damaged.
1982 4 26 1325 Lamar-Marion F3 12.0 0 0 Near Beaverton-Near Winfield
The tornado touched down near Beaverton in eastern Lamar county and moved almost due E along a track south of Guin to near Winfield in Marion county. A mobile home was blown away near Beaverton and a home was completely destroyed S of Guin. The only thing that remained was the front steps. Even the plumbing had been ripped out of the ground. Several barns and sheds were destroyed. Near Winfield, the tornado passed right in front of a 15 car funeral procession that was being escorted by the Winfield police chief. Trees were uprooted and there was damage to the Winfield City Park. Eyewitnesses in Winfield reported that 3 funnels could have been involved as the tornado moved through a wooded area between some homes. One inch hail was reported.
1982 4 25 0520 Mobile F3 1.5 0 0 Dauphin Island
2 unoccuppied homes were leveled and 5 other homes received severe damage. Several other homes sustained roof damage and many trees and power lines were flattened.
1981 4 1 0215 Russell F3 3.5 2 23 Hurtsboro
Major tornado devastated Hurtsboro's business district and much of the residential area. One person was killed whe the storm destroyed their mobile home. Another was killed when their home was destroyed. Eight of the injured were admitted to hospitals. Damage was estimated at 8.5 million. About 80% of property in the city was damaged or destroyed. Twenty-five homes, 8 mobile homes and 25 businesses were totally destroyed. Forty-one homes and 10 businesses were heavily damaged. The tornado apparently touched down just W of the city limits and moved eastward through the central part of the city before lifting along Alabama Highway 26 E of Hurtsboro.
1979 11 25 1250 Montgomery-Elmore F3 12.0 0 20 Montgomery
Damage estimated near $1,000,000 in southern and eastern sections of the Montgomery Metro area. Twenty people were injured, 1 seriously. In the Green Acres area, 7 homes were destroyed, 15 had major damage, and 30 had minor damage. In the Bellhurst subdivision, numerous homes sustained roof and tree damage. The Fieldcrest apartment complex sustained about $250,000 damage, with 4 units destroyed and 80 damaged. The tornado tracked northeastward for several miles from its touchdown in SE Montgomery, then moved NNE and partially aloft, touching down near the Tallapoosa River and continuing a short distance into Elmore County S of Wetumpka where an old unoccupied house was heavily damaged and trees were uprooted.
1978 4 18 1700 Monroe F3 12.0 0 30 Limestone-Peterman
25 homes were damaged or destroyed. One trailer was destroyed and 20 businesses were damaged.
1977 4 4 1430 St. Clair F3 7.0 1 0 Ashville
Tornado traveled NE along highway 411. One house destroyed and 2 had major damage. Three mobile homes, 7 barns, and 1 small business all destroyed.
1976 3 20 2250 Blount F3 20.0 0 11 Cleveland-Snead
The tornado struck with savage fury damaging 15 houses and 3 mobile homes. Two mobile homes were destroyed along with 6 barns and 2 sheds.
1976 3 20 2245 Cullman F3 10.0 0 17 Simcoe-Baileyton
38 trailers were destroyed. 15 businesses, 47 homes, 20 chicken houses, 34 barns, a school, and a church were damaged.
1976 3 20 2100 Lauderdale F3 1.0 0 2 SW Anderson
Several homes along Highway 72 were damaged and 2 farm houses were destroyed.
1976 3 12 2120 Elmore F3 5.0 0 15 Eclectic
Many persons said they heard the tornado and took cover. The Eclectic City Hall clock stopped at 9:23 pm. Eight homes were completely destroyed with major damage to 10 and minor damage to 12. Seven mobile homes were demolished with major damage to 1 and minor damage to 2. Three businesses received major damage with damage to 6 barns and 6 boats. 8 cattle wre lost.
1976 3 12 2030 Autauga F3 15.0 0 4 Jones-Poses Crossroads-Alpine
6 houses and 3 mobile homes destroyed, with 17 other houses 7 mobile homes receiving major damage. Additional damage to 1 business, 10 farm buildings and 1 tractor.
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 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.
1974 12 19 1630 Pike F3 10.0 0 0 Brundidge
2 barns, 4 trailers and a brick house were totally destroyed with 3 other houses heavily damaged. 8 hogs blown 30 yards from their pen and killed.
1974 12 19 1404 Pike F3 0.5 0 1 font color=navy>8N Troy
2 vehicles struck on U.S. 231. One fully loaded truck was flipped several times and another smaller truck was spun around and had the rear window broken. Injury occurred as first vehicle was flipped and was minor.
1974 4 3 2124 Morgan-Limestone-Madison-Jackson
Storm Report		 F3 41.0 0 50 7 SE Decatur-Redstone Arsenal-NW Princeton
Redstone Arsenal was severely damaged. Homes, trailers, businesses, and a school were destroyed. Many homes were destroyed om Monte Santo Mountain. Several trailers were destroyed near Princeton. Numerous reports of strange optical phenomenon were reported including ball lightning.
1974 4 3 1635 Cherokee
Storm Report 		F3 14.0 0 20 6 SW Centre-Alexis
Several trailers were destroyed at Moshat. Several more mobile homes were destroyed and blown into Weiss Lake near Spring Creek. At least 5 homes were damaged.
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 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.
1973 12 30 1658 Dale F3 1.5 0 23 Fort Rucker-Ozark
30 buildings and homes sustained heavy damage. 5 were completely demolished.
1973 12 29 1840 Henry F3 12.0 0 2 W Headland-S Bethlehem
10 homes and a church were destroyed. 46 homes and businesses were damaged.
1973 12 29 1625 Coffee-Dale F3 8.0 0 11 W Enterprise-N Coppinville-Fort Rucker
8 homes were destroyed and 23 homes were damaged in the Enterprise area. 7 trailers and a service station were damaged or destroyed.
1973 11 27 1833 Madison F3 14.0 0 42 Huntsville
One large hangar and 46 aircraft were damaged. The weather office was partially unroofed. A trailer park was struck destroying 19 mobile homes. At least one home was totally destroyed and 67 homes were damaged. 2 motels and 28 businesses were damaged or destroyed.
1973 5 27 1750 Jefferson-St. Clair-Etowah F3 50.0 1 76 NE Tarrant-Center Point-Springville-St Clair Springs-Ashville-Gadsden
Heavy damage occurred in Center Point where 32 homes and 48 mobile homes were destroyed. Over 300 homes were 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.
1971 4 23 1140 Monroe-Butler F3 15.0 0 0 Old Texas-Greenville
Near total destruction occurred along the first 10 miles of the tornado path.
1971 3 3 0400 Pike F3 2.0 0 0 Brundidge
2 homes were demolished, 3 trucks were overturned, a mobile home was overturned, and several other structures were damaged. Many trees were downed along the path.
1971 3 2 1000 Pike-Barbour F3 36.0 0 0 W Springhill-N Brundidge-Louisville
One house and barn were damaged near Springhill. 3 homes were destroyed and a country club and warehouse were damaged in North Brundidge. Several farm buildings and homes were damaged near Louisville.
1971 2 26 1100 Greene F3 5.0 0 0 3 SW Eutaw-1 E Eutaw
8 homes were destroyed, 19 homes were damaged, 2 mobile homes were demolished, and a few buildings were heavily damaged.
1971 2 4 1945 Marion-Franklin F3 40.0 1 14 7 S Hamilton-Sugar Bend-Bear Creek-Dime
Extensive damage occurred along the entire path. 50 homes were damaged or destroyed. Several barns and outbuildings were demolished. Several mobile homes were destroyed.
1970 3 19 2308 Chambers F3 2.0 2 14 Little Shawmut-Plant City
A large school and two churches were severely damaged. 6 homes were destroyed, 15 homes sustained major damage, and 3 mobile homes were damaged. Numerous homes suffered minor damage.
1968 11 17 1245 Coosa-Chilton F3 38.0 1 24 9 SW Clanton-3 N Rockford
Significant damage was reported to structures along the entire path. 15 homes were demolished, 25 homes were damaged, 3 trailers and 10 barns were destroyed. One motel had extensive damage where 30 trucks and automobiles were damaged. 2500 acres of timber were destroyed.
1967 12 18 0625 Sumter F3 8.0 0 0 Bellamy-Coatopa Communities
2 homes destroyed and 7 damaged. 2 miles of powerlines wrecked and numerous trees uprooted or twisted off.
1967 12 18 0325 Morgan-Madison F3 22.0 2 27 Talucah-NW Laceys Spring-NW Gurley
At least 22 homes were destroyed in southeast Huntsville. 16 trailers were destroyed where one death occurred. Over 100 homes sustained damage.
1967 10 24 1900 Colbert-Lawrence F3 15.0 0 3 E Colbert Heights-N Leighton-3 N Town Creek
One trailer was destroyed in Cook's Lane. Numerous trees were blown down in rural locations along the path. At least 7 homes were destroyed and several farm buildings were destroyed near Town Creek. Many homes and a church were damaged.
1967 10 24 1845 Lauderdale F3 12.0 0 1 W Florence-Shoals Creek
10 homes were destroyed with many almost completely leveled. A school and 10 other homes were heavily damaged.
1967 5 6 1845 Jefferson F3 4.0 1 25 West End-Homewood
Major damage to 30 industrial buildings. 60 homes damaged and utility lines blown down. Drive-in theater destroyed.
1965 3 17 0730 Colbert-Lauderdale-Limestone F3 33.0 0 22 Tuscumbia-Wilson Dam-SE Killen-Center Star-Anderson-Good Springs
At least 60 homes were destroyed and 400 homes were damaged. Approximately 40 businesses and over 100 farm buildings were damaged or destroyed.
1965 2 11 1840 Pickens F3 1.5 0 18 Aliceville
12 homes were demolished and 42 homes were damaged. A church, motel,and several commercial buildings were damaged. One farm suffered extensive damage.
1964 4 28 1700 Cleburne**(Moved into Haralson Co, Ga) F3 4.0 0 8 Fruithurst-Muscadine
One house and store were destroyed and several other buildings were damaged ar Fruithurst. One person was injured in an overturned trailer at Muscadine.
1964 4 28 1545 Talladega F3 NA 0 1 Lincoln
One motel was almost completely destroyed. On person was injured by flying debris.
1964 3 25 1545 Winston F3 5.0 0 7 3 W Addison
7 people were injured in one home that was demolished in the Machen community. 19 homes were damaged, 6 barns and chicken houses were destroyed, 30 barns were damaged, and several buildings were damaged.
1964 3 9 1700 Lauderdale F3 15.0 2 5 Near Florence-Whitehead
A concrete block cafe was demolished. Two homes were totally destroyed killing a person in each one. Several other homes and automobiles were damaged.
1963 3 17 1000 Bibb F3 2.0 0 4 Brent-Centreville
One home was demolished injuring the occupants in Brent. 25 homes and and a lagre cotton mill were heavily damaged in Brent. Minor roof damage occurred in Centreville.
1962 3 21 0100 Calhoun
Storm Report 		F3 2.0 0 10 Weaver
2 homes were demolished and 5 others heavily damaged. 25 additional homes suffered minor damage. Numerous trees were uprooted and many automobiles were damaged.
1961 12 11 1900 Perry F3 10.0 0 2 Marion
Most of the damage in Marion where 3 houses, a store and hatchery were demolished and several other houses damaged.
1961 12 11 1805 Calhoun F3 3.0 0 0 Jacksonville
Most of the damage was on the college campus where several buildings were severely damaged and numerous automobiles overturned.
1961 3 31 1330 Russell**(Moved into Muscogee Co, Ga) F3 3.0 0 7 Phenix City
2 houses and a store destroyed. Tornado then lifted and touched back down to destroy a brick plant, barn and a stand of trees.
1961 3 7 2130 Fayette-Walker F3 25.0 0 8 Mt. Vernon-Bluff-New River-Kansas
Several homes were demolished and over 50 houses and buildings damaged.
1959 5 12 1330 Jefferson F3 8.0 0 5 1 S Bessemer-Fairfield
3 houses demolished. 20 houses and numerous other buildings damaged. Many trees and powerlines downed.
1958 4 5 2100 Colbert-Lawrence-Lauderdale F3 30.0 1 1 SE Spring Valley-3 S Leighton-3 N Town Creek-Rogersville
2 large barns and a home were destroyed just east of Leighton. A man was killed when 3 tenant homes were destroyed in Colbert County.
1957 4 8 1015 Morgan-Marshall F3 35.0 2 125 6 SW Falkville-10 N Arab
At least 150 homes were damaged or destroyed in Morgan County where 2 people were killed.
1957 4 8 0946 Marion-Winston-Lawrence F3 55.0 0 5 S Hamilton-Pine Grove
Extensive tree damage along the entire path.
1956 5 3 0440 Covington F3 3.0 0 2 3 NE South
7 separate farms sustained damage. 2 homes were unroofed and torn apart. 2 injuries occurred in a farm house that was destroyed.
1954 12 5 1330 Calhoun F3 23.0 0 26 Ohatchee-Wellington-Piedmont
37 homes were destroyed and 48 damaged. 15 other buildings were destroyed and 28 damaged.
1954 3 13 2040 Russell**(Moved into Chattahoochee Co, Georgia) F3 1.0 0 0 Fort Mitchell
Several barns and light frame homes were destroyed.
1953 4 18 1700 Shelby
Storm Report 		F3 1.0 8 495 Siluria (Alabaster)
Damage, deaths, and injuries occurred but no details were given.
1953 4 18 1700 Lee-Russell F3 1.0 6 195 Near Auburn
At least 50 homes were destroyed. 4 people died near Smiths in a small home. One person died near Phenix City.
1953 4 6 1545 Jefferson F3 0.5 0 12 Bessemer
2 outbuildings destroyed and a few others damaged.
1953 1 20 1500 Walker F3 1.5 0 0 Near Cordova
Several homes severely damaged. Several outbuildings and barns destroyed.
1952 3 3 1310 Pickens F3 3.0 0 6 Gordo
73 frame buildings were destroyed and 52 buildings were damaged. Numerous trees and utility poles were blown down.
1952 2 29 1845 DeKalb F3 3.0 0 8 Fort Payne
13 homes were destroyed and at least 20 more homes were damaged.
1952 2 13 2130 Jefferson F3 1.0 1 26 Shady Grove-Adamsville-Graysville-Pinson
9 homes and 17 buildings were destroyed. 55 homes and 54 buildings were damaged.
1952 2 13 2000 Fayette-Tuscaloosa F3 5.0 1 14 New Lexington
Several homes and buildings destroyed in and around the New Lexington area.
1948 3 26 1915 Pickens F3 4.0 3 40 Aliceville
All of the fatalities occurred in homes that were totally destroyed. 20 homes were destroyed just west of Aliceville.
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.
1945 2 12 1945 Chilton F3 1.0 1 8 SE Stanton
One large home and barn were destroyed.
1945 2 12 1830 Macon F3 0.5 0 2 E Tuskegee
5 small homes were destroyed.
1945 2 12 1722 Montgomery F3 13.0 26 293 5.0 SW Montgomery-Chisholm
At least 100 homes were destroyed. 30 homes were demolished in Chisolm and deaths occurred in 15 different homes.
1944 4 11 1100 Talladega F3 15.0 2 20 5.0 S Childersburg-Winterboro-Talladega
2 fatalities occurred in Kahatchee. At least 60 homes were damaged or destroyed.
1944 3 6 1615 Pike-Crenshaw F3 18.0 1 12 Luverne-W Troy
At least 75 homes were damaged or destroyed. One fatality occurred in the county school bus garage.
1943 4 12 0300 Cullman F3 10.0 2 14 Vinemont
2 homes were completely swept away and dozens of others were heavily damaged.
1942 3 16 1800 Lauderdale F3 1.5 2 30 Waterloo
9 homes were destroyed and 15 were damaged. A couple were killed in one home.
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.
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.
1939 4 17 0115 Greene F3 2.0 1 2 Boligee
One woman was killed in a home. Several homes and a store were either damaged or destroyed.
1938 4 7 1230 Pickens F3 20.0 11 51 Near Aliceville
Five people in a car were injured when it was thrown over 100 yards. Rural homes were disintegrated as nine people died in five separate homes. Homes across a four block radius in southeastern sections of Aliceville were leveled by the twister.
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