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Jefferson County Tornadoes (93)
Year Month Day Time (CST) County Damage Scale Path Length (Miles) Fatalities Injuries Location
2008 04 11 1525 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F0 0.30 0 0 1.6 SSW Vestavia Hills - 1.3 SSW Vestavia Hills
At the Colonial Grand Apartments, mulitple trees were snapped and uprooted. The tornado moved northeast and caused more damage at the Cedar Brook Apartments. Multiple trees were snapped off and major roof damage occurred when a brick fire wall used to separate units collapsed.
2008 04 11 1508 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F0 0.10 0 0 2 W Hopkins
The tornado briefly touched down in the Rock Creek area near Glaze Drive and the Rock Creek Baptist Church. Damage was limited to a small grove of snapped and uprooted pine trees.
2008 02 26 0342 Jefferson
Storm Survey		 F1 2.80 1 0 0.6 E Parkwood - 1.8 W Leeds
After investigating a very complex pattern of widespread damage with both a ground survey team and an aerial survey, surveys teams concluded that a portion of the damage in the city of Leeds was caused by a tornado. The tornado touched down east of Interstate 20 near Henry Ellen Rd, where trees falling on a mobile home caused one fatality to an elderly woman. The tornado tracked east-southeastward, roughly between the railroad tracks and US-78 towards the city center. There was significant roof damage to several buildings along Highway 78 from Leeds City Park in the downtown area, windows were blown out of several businesses, buildings were partially de-roofed, and the brick facade of one building was collapsed. The old rock wool warehouse facility received major irreparable damage. The most concentrated and significant material damage occured near Leeds High School. Fencing around the girls softball field was mangled and twisted, and a large batting catch was overturned and rolled. Tall wooden utility poles with field lighting were snapped half way up. Several homes just to the east of the athletic fields received significant damage. Over the path of this tornado, an estimated 30 to 40 homes and 20 to 30 businesses were damaged or destroyed. Several hundred trees were either snapped off or were uprooted along the path. Aside from the one fatality, no other injuries were reported.
2007 04 11 1414 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F1 0.50 0 0 2.7 NNW Sayre
The tornado touched down on Tate Mill Road, just northwest of County Road 140 or Warrior Jasper Road. The tornado tracked east southeast and lifted on Humber Road in the Bagley Community. The tornado damage path was approximately one half mile long and 40 yards wide at its widest point. Several windows were blown out of homes and automobiles. One 18-wheeler carrying a load was overturned. One office trailer was overturned. Several hardwood trees were either snapped off or uprooted. At least one of the trees fell on a home and produced damage. The tornado was witnessed by several people in the area. The highest winds were estimated between 90 and 95 mph...an EF1 tornado. The tornado was on the ground from approximately 314 PM until 316 PM.
2007 03 01 1606 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F1 0.9 0 0 1.3 WNW Oakwood-0.9 SE Adamsville
The tornado touched down in the Adamsville community, near Abbey Road, and then tracked northeastward. It lifted about 100 yards north of US Highway 78 near Solomon Street. Dozens of trees were either uprooted or snapped off. Many trees fell on homes and caused significant structural damage. One home had a large portion of its roof lifted off.
2006 4 8 0023 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F1 3.2 0 0 Roebuck Plaza - 2.6 ENE Roebuck Plaza
The tornado touched down in Roebuck Municipal Golf Club at Donna Hawkins Park, west of Interstate 59. It generally tracked eastward, crossed the interstate and affected Roebuck. The tornado dissipated near Roebuck Plaza and US Highway 11. Hundreds of large hardwood trees were either blown over or uprooted. Numerous pine trees were also snapped off along the path. Several of the fallen trees landed on homes and produced substantial damage. An estimated 50 to 100 homes suffered varying degrees of damage.
2006 4 8 0016 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F1 2.3 0 1 Gardendale - 2.1 SE Gardendale
The tornado touched down near the intersection of US Highway 31 and Main Street. It knocked a few trees down west of US Highway 31, then traveled southeastward and affected the business district along US Highway 31. A few dozen businesses were heavily damaged. The damage included significant roof damage, broken windows, large bay doors blown out, air conditioning unit damage and sign damage. Three vary large air conditioning units were blown off the roof of a K-Mart. These units were estimated at 5 to 8 thousand pounds each. A church along US Highway 31 suffered roof damage. Dozens of homes were damaged and numerous trees were blown down east of US Highway 31 in the vicinity of Tarrant Road and Peterson Road. One woman was injured when a tree fell through the roof of her home. South of Tarrant Road, the tornado mainly produced tree damage. The tornado lifted near Lumen Park and Taihaiti Lane.
2005 11 28 1440 Jefferson
 F0 0.4 0 0 2 NW Hueytown
National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed the damage that affected the Concord community, just northwest of Hueytown. It has been determined that the damage was the result of a tornado. The tornado has been rated an F0 on the Fujita Damage Intensity Scale. A weak tornado briefly touched down in the southwest part of Concord. The tornado produced damage along Smith Road, Masters Road and near Handley Lane. Several trees and large limbs were blown down along the path. Several sheds were overturned, a satellite dish was damaged and at least 5 homes sustained roof damage. This location is just southwest of County Road 46. The tornado damage path was only 0.4 miles long and 75 yards wide at its widest point. The tornado was on the ground at 240 PM CST.
2005 11 28 1410 Jefferson
 F0 0.1 0 0 9.7 N Graysville
National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed the damage that affected the Bagley community. It has been determined that the damage was the result of a tornado. The tornado has been rated an F0 on the Fujita Damage Intensity Scale. The tornado briefly touched down on County 8 or Greathouse Road in the Bagley community. This location is northwest of County Road 140 and northeast of US 78. The tornado damage path was approximately 0.1 miles long and 30 yards wide at its widest point. The tornado was on the ground at approximately 210 PM CST. At the brief touch down point, a few trees were blown down. One home received roof damage and the front porch was destroyed. Debris was scattered 200 to 300 yards. One building sustained minor damage. A large fifth wheel trailer weighing about 3,000 pounds was moved over 20 feet.
2004 11 24 0528 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F0 1.0 0 0 3.9 S McCalla-3.4 SE McCalla
The damage from this brief tornado was generally confined to a small area near the intersections of Riles Drive, Lou George Loop and Fletcher Road. The tornado touched down near Riles Drive and damaged a few out-buildings. As the tornado moved northeast, numerous trees were uprooted or snapped off at the intersection of Lou George Loop and Fletcher Road. Debris from one of the out-buildings could be seen at least 40 feet up in a large tree. Two homes received minor damage from fallen trees and one vehicle was destroyed. At least 4 manufactured homes suffered mainly minor damage. The tornado dissipated before reaching Hannah Lane or Harper Road. The tornado path was 1.0 mile long and 50 yards wide at its widest point.
2004 5 31 0326 Jefferson
Storm Survey		 F0 4.2 0 0 Bluff Park-2 E Hoover
An F0 tornado began near the crest of Shades Mountain in Bluff Park. This tornado traveled east southeast, moving through Bluff Park and Hoover, and ended near Rocky Ridge Road just east of Interstate 65. At least 73 homes were damaged, mainly by fallen trees. At least 5 homes suffered major damage. Several automobiles were damaged or destroyed by fallen trees. Several businesses along US 31 and on Lorna Road sustained varying degrees of roof damage. Numerous trees were knocked down, snapped off, or uprooted along the path. The tornado path was 4.24 miles long and 150 yards wide at its widest point.
2004 5 31 0322 Jefferson
Storm Survey		 F0 1.7 0 0 1 Sw Hueytown-1.9 SE Hueytown
An F0 tornado touched down just east of Virginia Drive and traveled east southeast across the southern part of Hueytown. The tornado crossed Hueytown Road and ended just west of Brookline Drive. At least 20 homes were damaged by falling trees and 6 homes suffered major damage. The tornado path was 1.7 miles long and 150 yards wide at its widest point. Thousands of electric customers were left without power for several hours after the storm.
2002 11 10 2222 Tuscaloosa-Jefferson
Storm Survey		 F2 15.2 0 3 3.2 NW Abernant-1.8 SSW Bessemer
Numerous trees were downed. Several structures were damaged along the path.
2001 11 24 1313 Jefferson-St. Clair
Storm Survey 		F2 13.4 0 1 2.8 SW Argo-1.5 ENE St. Clair Springs
Several homes and homes were damaged along Interstate 59. Numerous trees were downed. The damage occurred from near the Deerfoot Parkway on I-59 to near Argo.
2000 4 3 1209 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F1 5.7 0 0 0.4 N Vestavia Hills-3.3 ESE Mountain Brook
Numerous trees downed and minor home damage. Major damage at Birmingham Water Works. The primary damage path was from Shades Crest to Birmingham Water Works to Overton Rd.
2000 4 3 1144 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F0 3.0 0 0 3.2 NE Oak Grove-6.2 NE Oak Grove
Several trees downed and minor roof damage to a few homes between Oak Grove and Sylvan Springs. The most concentrated damage was on Handley Rd just of CR 46.
2000 4 3 1120 Tuscaloosa-Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F2 11.1 0 0 1.2 SW Kellerman-2.2 SSW Oak Grove
Numerous trees and power lines downed. Several homes received minor damage and one brick home sustained major damage. A few mobile homes were destroyed.
2000 4 2 2051 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F1 4.5 0 0 Forestdale
Numerous trees downed many onto homes. Minor roof damage.
2000 3 10 2122 Jefferson F1 1.5 0 0 1.2 E Hoover-2.2 E Hoover
87 homes received varying degrees of damage and 7 were totally destroyed by falling trees.
1998 4 8 1842 Tuscaloosa-Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F5 30.6 32 259 10.0 NNW Brookwood-Pratt City
Tremendous damage along the path.
1996 4 20 1109 Jefferson F0 0.3 0 0 Birmingham
Numerous trees downed and minor structural damage.
1991 4 29 0700 Jefferson F0 0.3 0 0 Birmingham
Trees downed and minor roof damage along Interstate 65 in south Birmingham.
1990 2 3 2000 Jefferson F1 2.0 0 0 Trussville
A tornado touched down at the intersection of Interstates 459 and 59. Several tractor-semitrailers were blown off the interstate. Three houses were destroyed and several others wee damaged. Numerous trees and power lines were down.
1990 2 3 1948 Jefferson F1 3.0 0 15 6 N Birmingham-Fultondale
A house and a mobile home were destroyed. 50 homes received major damage. 100 homes received minor damage. 3 churches and a shopping center were heavily damaged. There were 15 injuries mostly from flying glass.
1990 2 3 1935 Jefferson F1 7.0 0 2 Mulga-Forestdale
2 homes were destroyed and numerous homes received roof damage.
1989 3 5 1300 Jefferson F0 0.3 0 0 Mount Olive
A small tornado touched down near Interstate 65 and destroyed one business.
1985 8 16 1348 Jefferson F1 0.1 0 0 Labuco
One home was damaged in western Jefferson County.
1985 8 16 1245 Jefferson F1 0.2 0 0 4 E Birmingham
At least one home was damaged by falling trees just east of the Birmingham Airport.
1985 8 16 1218 Walker-Jefferson F1 3.0 0 0 West Jefferson-3 SE Dora
3 homes were damaged in West Jefferson. Numerous trees and power lines were downed along the path.
1985 8 16 1155 Jefferson F2 3.0 0 0 Oak Grove-Alliance
One barn and a few smaller out buildings were destroyed. Two buildings in a church complex were destroyed. Several additional buildings received minor damage and numerous trees were downed.
1984 5 7 2115 Jefferson F1 1.0 0 2 Jefferson-Walker County Line
Several mobile homes were damaged or destroyed. One injury occurred in a mobile home park off US 78. Numerous trees were downed along the path.
1984 5 2 1333 Jefferson F0 1.0 0 0 Fultondale
The high school sustained moderate damage and some homes received minor damage.
1984 3 28 0119 Jefferson F1 0.1 0 0 Cahaba Heights
Trees were blown down and some landed on homes.
1982 7 11 1400 Jefferson F1 1.25 0 0 Tuscaloosa-Jefferson County line
Tornado touched down on county road 36 and downed numerous trees.
1982 6 28 1635 Jefferson F1 2.5 0 1 Fairfield-Ensley
Tree tops were twisted off just NW of Fairfield High School. Other trees were downed in the Ensley area at 30th Street and Avenue W. Several homes had heavy damage from falling trees and many had roof damage from strong winds. One person was injured when falling trees demolished 1 house. The extensive root structure of the huge trees ripped up concrete sidewalks and gas lines in the area and utility poles were snapped off.
1980 4 25 2145 Jefferson F2 3.0 0 0 Bessemer
Tornado struck in Greenwood section of Bessemer, then moved through a mostly wooded area at tree top level. It moved across Metro Birmingham as a funnel. Damage was near $100,000. A service station was severely damaged, several houses were partially unroofed, a cinder block garage was demolished, and several other houses sustained minor damage. Numerous tree and power line damage.
1980 3 20 2045 Jefferson F1 < 1 0 0 Extreme western Jefferson County
Touched down in open area. Little or no damage occurred. Funnel was seen moving across Metro Birmingham.
1979 11 9 1343 Jefferson F1 0.5 0 0 Birmingham
The small tornado formed about 1 mile south of the Birmingham Weather Service Forecast Office and was observed by personnel of the forecast office moving rapidly northeastward at tree top level. It touched down briefly in an industrial park, doing structural damage to a warehouse and several other buildings. It had apparently risen to tree top level again by the time it reached a fire station and shopping area about 2 miles farther to the NE, where signs were damaged and trees were uprooted. It remained aloft , moving at about 50 mph, and was reported as a funnel cloud about 15 miles NE of the touchdown site. Damage was estimated at $6000.
1979 5 30 2000 Jefferson F1 25.0 0 1 Birmingham
Small tornado, sighted by several individuals, touched down intermittently along 25 mile path northeastward through Metro Birmingham area from South Shades Crest section to Avondale to near Pinson. One man was injured. Three business firms suffered major roof damage, 1 car was extensively damaged, several homes and business establishments had minor to moderate damage. Numerous tree and power line damage.
1979 5 4 1238 Jefferson F0 < 1 0 0 Near Birmingham
Little to no damage occurred.
1978 4 24 2000 Jefferson F0 < 1 0 0 Bayview
Three houses had minor damage and trees and power lines were downed. Hail stones covered the ground up to 1 inch deep.
1977 7 8 1615 Jefferson F2 0.5 0 0 Near Warrior
A cement plant was destroyed and the office unroofed. Roof damage also occurred in the area and there was heavy water damage to a warehouse and garage. Trees and powerlines were damaged.
1977 4 4 1500 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F5 15.0 22 130 Smithfield
The powerful tornado touched down about 4 miles NW of downtown Birmingham. It moved NE at 60 mph finally lifting just E to the city of Tarrant. At its widest point it was 3/4 of a mile. 167 homes were destroyed and 48 had major damage. Daniel Payne College was badly damaged with dollar estimates around 1.3 million. Total storm damage amounted to 15 million dollars.
1976 8 15 1650 Jefferson F2 0.5 0 0 Near Morris
A corn field was "ripped up". Minor damage to 1 house when it was struck by a falling power line.
1976 5 6 1630 Jefferson F2 0.25 0 0 Partridge
Two mobile homes destroyed and 2 damaged. Roof damage to a store. Hail up to 6 inches deep on ground after the storm.
1976 1 13 1905 Jefferson F2 300 yds 0 1 Birmingham
Tornado touched down at intersection of 19th Street and 10 Ave South. A portion of a roof was ripped off an office building and a roof-mounted air conditioner was hurled northward against an adjacent parking deck. A roof-mounted walking track was ripped off the YMCA building and several windows were broken. Flying debris injured 1 boy at the YMCA, but hospitalization was not required. Several other buildings had windows blown out.
1975 1 10 1545 Jefferson F1 N/A 0 0 No information 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.
1974 11 4 2300 Jefferson F1 N/A 0 0 Birmingham
Minor roof damage and broken windows to about 12 homes. 6 large hanger doors were torn away at the airport and 10 aircraft were affected in and near the hanger.
1974 4 3 1530 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F2 1.0 0 0 Concord
1 building destroyed. 1 house and 1 mobile home damaged.
1973 12 29 1635 Jefferson F1 0.5 0 0 Gardendale
Red Cross reported a tornado near Gardendale accompanied by green cloud and hail.
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.
1973 5 27 1456 Jefferson F2 N/A 0 3 No information currently available.
1973 5 23 2130 Jefferson F1 N/A 0 4 No information currently available.
1972 10 27 1345 Jefferson F2 17.0 0 0 Forestdale-Gardendale-Morris-Kimberly
40 homes were damaged and one was destroyed. 3 buildings were damaged and a few cows were killed.
1971 3 6 1630 Jefferson F2 4.0 0 2 1 S Clay-Goodner Mountain
3 homes were damaged and occupants in one home were injured. Many trees were downed.
1971 2 26 1230 Jefferson F1 2.0 0 0 East Lake-Roebuck
Minor structural damage was reported and many trees were uprooted or snapped off.
1969 5 17 1715 Jefferson F1 NA 0 0 Birmingham
Tornado touched down on the southside overturning trucks, uprooting trees, damaging one home, and damaging one warehouse.
1967 12 19 0500 Jefferson F2 10.0 0 0 Birmingham
Tornado briefly touched down at municiple airport damaging 3 hangers and 8 aircraft.
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.
1967 3 6 1530 Walker-Jefferson F4 30.0 2 25 Sumiton-Rocky Hollow-Dilworth-Empire-N Warrior
32 houses and approximately 50 barns or outbuildings destroyed.. An egg plant lost feed mill storage houses and 16 buildings housing 250,000 hens. 1 person killed at Rocky Hollow and 1 at Empire when houses collapsed.
1966 11 10 0830 Jefferson F1 NA 0 0 Bradford
1 house and several farm buildings destroyed. 3 houses damaged.
1966 4 26 1950 Jefferson F0 NA 0 0 17 NE Birmingham Airport
Tornado sighted by pilot. No damage reported.
1966 3 3 2000 Jefferson F1 NA 0 2 Gardendale
1 house destroyed, injuring both occupants. 7 other houses were damaged.
1963 5 27 0710 Jefferson F2 NA 0 0 Birmingham
Extensive damage occurred at lumber yards on the southwest side of the city.
1963 3 5 1535 Jefferson F4 15.0 0 35 Bessemer-Homewood-Mountain Brook
Over 240 buildings were damaged, 29 were destroyed, and 25 sustained major damage. Much of the damage occurred in Bessemer.
1960 10 8 1427 Jefferson F0 NA 0 0 Near Birmingham
Airline pilots report brief touchdown.
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 29 0600 Jefferson F1 0.5 0 0 6 SSW McCalla
No specifics on damage.
1958 4 29 0600 Jefferson F2 0.25 0 0 Gardendale
Carports and garages destroyed.
1957 11 18 1530 Jefferson
Storm Survey 		F2 7.0 1 35 Ensley-Tarrant City
At least 500 homes were damaged.
1956 4 15 1500 Jefferson F4 20.0 25 200 Pleasant Grove-McDonald Chapel-Trussville
7 different communities were hit by the tornado with major damage in all locations.
1953 5 4 1900 Jefferson F0 1.0 0 0 Near Bessemer
Spotters observed tornado touchdown in a rural area along the Warrior River. Little or no damage reported.
1953 5 1 2000 Jefferson F1 1.0 0 0 Trussville
5 homes were destroyed, 1 other building destroyed, and 1 other building damaged.
1953 4 6 1545 Jefferson F3 0.5 0 12 Bessemer
2 outbuildings destroyed and a few others 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.
1945 2 12 2205 Jefferson F2 0.5 0 1 Birmingham-Shades Mountain
7 buildings were destroyed and 6 were heavily damaged.
1939 2 15 0006 Jefferson F2 1.0 1 4 Pinson
Three homes were destroyed in town and one man was killed. Many other structures were damaged.
1938 3 15 1620 Jefferson F2 10.0 1 8 Mulga
Dozens of building were blown away in the small mining community. One man was found under the remains of his home.
1936 12 6 1545 Jefferson F2 25.0 1 16 Crumley's Chapel-Hoagtown-Docena
One woman was killed in Hoagtown.
1928 3 29 1830 Jefferson-St. Clair F2 13.0 4 25 10 NE Birmingham-1 S Argo-5 S Springville
30 small homes were destroyed. 4 people were killed in two homes south of Argo.
1924 2 4 1730 Jefferson F3 0.5 3 5 Birmingham-Rocky Ridge
One home was demolished and many more severely damaged. Three people were killed in the home and several were injured.
1917 5 27 2045 Jefferson-Blount F4 25.0 27 100 Sayre-Bradford-Village Springs
Dozens of small homes were blown away in Sayre as 9 people where killed. 17 people were killed in Bradford. An infant was killed in Village Springs.
1916 6 6 1100 Jefferson F2 7.5 0 5 27 SW Birmingham
4 homes were destroyed in Taylor's Ferry.
1916 5 22 0047 Jefferson F2 1.0 3 4 6 SW Birmingham
Several high tension power lines were blown down. Numerous trees were snapped off. At Spring Gap, one house ws leveled where three of four family members were killed. 25 homes were destroyed near Powderly.
1912 4 22 N/A Jefferson F2 10.0 1 50 Adamsville
The tornado casued significant damage in Adamsville, Pinkney City, and Brookside. Over 100 homes were damaged or destroyed. one death occurred at Pinkney City.
1908 4 24 1440 Walker-Jefferson-Blount-Marshall-Dekalb
Storm Report 		F4 105.0 35 188 Dora-Bergens-Warrior-Albertville-Sylvania
This may have been a family of tornadoes. 12 people were killed betwen Dora and Bergens. Bergens was obliterated. 2 people were killed in Warrior, one near Royal, and 2 in Wynnville. 15 people were killed and 150 injured in Albertville.
1901 3 25 0945 Jefferson F3 15.0 17 100 Birmingham-Avondale-Irondale
At least 200 homes were damaged or destroyed.
1899 3 15 0545 Jefferson F2 4.0 0 3 Birmingham-Avondale-Woodlawn
25 homes and 2 churches were damaged or 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.
1887 4 18 0300 Jefferson F2 NA 0 0 Bessemer
Many homes and barns were destroyed or unroofed.
1884 3 25 1400 Jefferson F2 NA 0 3 Bessemer
3 homes were destroyed.
1884 2 19 1320 Jefferson-St. Clair F4 35.0 13 30 8 S Birmingham-Leeds-Branchville
9 homes were destroyed and 15 people were injured in the Oxmoor community. 27 larger homes were leveled and 13 people were killed in Leeds


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