Storm Moving from Western into Central U.S. through Wednesday

A storm system moving over the Rockies Wednesday will bring marginal risks for excessive rainfall and severe thunderstorms from parts of New Mexico into western South Dakota. Moderate snow is expected from northwestern Wyoming into southern Montana. Read More >

Looking Back at May 30-31, 2004

Tornado Surveys Completed

(Click on the entries in the first column to see a official storm survey summary and under the last column for track information and pictures)

Location	EF Scale/ Max Wind (mph)	Injuries/ Fatalities	Path Length (Miles)	Path Width (Feet)	Starting Lat/.Long	Ending Lat/.Long	Description
Lauderdale County (Murphy Crossroads)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	3.2 miles	210	34.98/-87.95	34.99/-87.88	Click Here
Lauderdale County (Florence)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	6.0 miles	450	34.80/-87.95	34.80/-87.68	Click Here
Lauderdale County (Killen)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	4.0 miles	300	34.84/-87.51	34.82/-87.39	Click Here
Lauderdale County& (Anderson)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	2.5 miles	225	34.97/-87.27	34.98/-87.23	Click Here
Limestone County (Elkmont)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	9.0 miles	300	34.83/-87.13	34.92/-87.00	Click Here
Madison, AL/Lincoln, TN /Franklin,TN (New Sharon to 2 E Huntland)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	23.5 miles	450	34.95/-86.64	35.05/-86.23	Click Here
Moore, TN/Franklin, TN (Center Grove)	EF-1/ 73-112 MPH	0/0	6.0 miles	450	34.30/-86.35	35.32.-86.23	Click Here