Alabama Tornado Database 2022

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2022 Tornado Occurrences (98) () Indicates Total Path Data Multi-State (F-unknown are treated as EF0)
Tornado # of Year	Year	Month	Day	Time (CST)	County	Damage Scale	Path Length (Miles)	Max Path Width(Yards)	Fatalities	Injuries	Location/Damage Description
98	2022	12	14	1749	Choctaw Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	1.79	120	0	0	2 E - 3 ENE Bladon Springs After reviewing sentinel satellite imagery available on 12/18/22, the determination has been made that the segment of the original surveyed tornado track from Blue Dirt Road to Highway 84 was a separate EF2 tornado with peak winds of 115mph. The original tornado occluded a few minutes prior to the genesis of this tornado. A remarkable gradient at the point of genesis was noted by the survey team in a field of snapped/uprooted trees, where trees went from untouched to numerous snaps of softwood trees in as little as 5 to 10 feet. Based on sentinel satellite imagery, the tornado maintained intensity, perhaps slightly strengthening as it moved off to the northeast of Blue Dirt Road where significant deforestation was noted in an approximate 120 yard swath. At the tornadoes halfway point, it likely weakened to an EF0/EF1 as it passed by a field with no notable tree damage on satellite imagery. Once the tornado reached Highway 84, it was a very weak EF0 that uprooted a couple softwood trees, lifting at that location. Start: 31.7296/-88.1707 End: 31.7489/-88.1505
97	2022	12	14	1740	Washington-Choctaw Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	3.38	140	0	0	2 W Silver Cross - 1 ENE Bladon Springs An EF2 tornado has been confirmed in far northern Washington into southeastern Choctaw Counties. The tornado touched down as an EF0 along Dry Creek Road where a few trees were uprooted. The next available road was along County Road 31 where significant tree damage occurred to the north of Frankville. Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted in a 120 yard swath. Significant snapping and deforestation seemed evident looking further southwest along the track; however, this area was inaccessible at the time and required satellite data to confirm the degree of damage. Start: 31.6801/-88.2137 End: 31.7201/-88.1820
96	2022	12	14	1517	Sumter Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	4.40	225	0	0	1 NNE - 5 NE Ward NWS Birmingham storm survey team assessed damage in Ward and found evidence of an EF-1 tornado. The tornado touched down west of County Rd 9 where timber damage was observed from the highway. The tornado then damaged two homes near Chapel Branch. Each sustained varying degrees of roof damage, mostly minor. Timber damage in this area was also blown in varying directions, mostly westward. One home had roof material peeled away and was lofted to the northwest, and the porch had been lifted. A couple of nearby farm structures had roof and minor structural damage with debris lofted to the north. The tornado then continued northeast crossing Gully Rd where addition non-divergent timber damage was observed. The next accessible road was Hwy 17 and Wright Rd where additional timber damage was observed, though of a lesser degree. No observable damage was found downstream of Wright Rd though road access was limited. No damage was found upstream of Ward on Charles Spur Rd or Ward Rd 16, near the Choctaw County line. Start: 32.3698/-88.2732 End: 32.4133/-88.2201
95	2022	11	30	642	Geneva Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.79	50	0	0	2 N - 2 ENE Slocomb A brief EF1 tornado touched down along Hundley Road near Slocomb with significant roof damage to a house and carport. The rear window of a Tahoe was also blown out. The tornado moved southeastward through a wooded area with some trees snapped along its path. It then moved across McCollough Road where a pole was bent. The tornado lifted near the intersection of McCollough Road and Green Road. Peak winds were estimated near 95 mph. Start: 31.1386/-85.5845 End: 31.1258/-85.5582
94	2022	11	30	606	Barbour Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings	6.60	300	0	0	3 NE Tyler Crossroads - 3 NE Texasville An EF0 tornado touched down in a field on the west side of County Road 41 at approximately 6:06 AM. As the tornado crossed CR 53, a few pine tree tops were snapped. The tornado continued eastward to the intersection of AL Highway 131 and CR 20, where another top of a pine tree was snapped and fell into the roadway of AL Hwy 131, causing a motor vehicle accident. Large limbs were broken to the north of AL Hwy 131 and west of CR 20. From there the tornado paralleled AL Hwy 131 as it traveled east before striking a chicken farm. It caused significant damage to all 4 chicken houses, with large sections of barn roofing removed and blown as much as 200 yards. The tornado continued across the farm through mainly open fields uprooting a few large trees, and then causing minor damage to a riding arena and the farmhouse. The tornado crossed CR 67 and uprooted a few pine trees before dissipating quickly. Start: 31.7385/-85.4857 End: 31.7409/-85.3736
93	2022	11	30	545	Pike Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.79	150	0	0	4 N Tennile - 4 SE Brundidge Municipal Airport A brief EF0 tornado touched down in the woods between Ten Mile Road and Barefoot Road at approximately 5:45 AM. As the tornado approached Barefoot Road, numerous pine trees received large limb damage. The tornado crossed Barefoot Rd and caused more tree damage. The tornado lifted quickly between Barefoot Road and Pike County Road 4420, sparing a number of chicken barns that lied ahead in its path. Start: 31.6823/-85.7535 End: 31.6881/-85.7420
92	2022	11	30	542	Pike Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.42	150	0	0	Monticello - 2 E Monticello A brief EF0 tornado developed within a quasi-linear convective system along County Road 6643 just east of Highway 130 and the Buckhorn community in northeastern Pike County. Damage consisted of a few uprooted trees and broken branches along County Road 6643. The tornado dissipated as it crossed Buckhorn Creek. A TDS was evident on KEOX radar. Start: 31.8216/-85.7711 End: 31.8181/-85.7474
91	2022	11	30	338	Elmore Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	6.26	400	0	0	3 NE Ware - 1 WSW Reeves Airport The tornado began in southeast Elmore County along Rock Springs Road north of Rifle Range Road, downing branches and causing damage to an outbuilding. It continued northeastward through inaccessible forest, before snapping and uprooting trees along Dark Corners Road and New Quarter Road. Part of the roof of a home was removed along New Quarter Road with one exterior wall collapsing. It continued northeastward downing more trees along Rifle Range Road before dissipating prior to reaching Highway 229. Start: 32.4892/-86.0017 End: 32.5071/-85.8966
90	2022	11	30	314	Elmore-Montgomery Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	9.85	700	2	2	1 W Boyleston - 1 ESE Blue Ridge The tornado began in southwest Elmore County west of the Alabama River Parkway where an outbuilding and retaining wall were damaged. It crossed the Alabama River into Montgomery County north of the toll bridge downing trees north of the Alabama River Parkway. It continued east-northeastward, downing trees along Coosada Ferry Road. It strengthened as it reached Williams Drive, where part of the roof of a shop was removed and an unanchored manufactured home was rolled over with the occupant suffering minor injuries. The tornado continued to snap and uproot trees along Williams Drive, while a manufactured home and a residence suffered roof damage. Just west of Franson Road two manufactured homes were completely destroyed with debris blown downstream. One manufactured home had some evidence of straps but the occupancy status of both are unknown. As the tornado moved into the Flatwood community, many homes had roof damage and damage from falling trees. Unfortunately an uprooted tree fell on a manufactured home, resulting in two fatalities and one serious injury. The concrete masonry unit community center also suffered collapse of all exterior walls. The tornado crossed Lower Wetumpka Road twice, continuing to snap and uproot trees and cause roof damage, with one home suffering complete roof loss. A couple wooden transmission line poles fell north of Anderson Road. The tornado then crossed the Tallapoosa River back into Elmore County. An impressive swath of trees were downed on the west side of Highway 231. The tornado continued northeastward along Jasmine Hill Road and Willow Springs Road, where several homes were damaged from falling trees. The tornado finally dissipated south of Willow Springs Road east of Ross Ridge Lane. Start: 32.4385/-86.3318 End: 32.4758/-86.1689
89	2022	11	30	227	Washington Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F3 (F3) Warnings Watch Tornado started in Mississippi	15.43 (19.15)	500 (500)	0 (0)	0 (0)	3 SSE Knobtown - 3 N Seaboard The tornado began near Highway 57 in Greene County where several softwood tree trunks were snapped. It continued on an east northeast track producing damage along Nursery Road. The track continued into Washington County Alabama. The tornado crossed Highway 45 and hit Fruitdale High School where windows were damaged along with roof damage to the school and nearby houses. Widespread tree and power line damage was also observed in the Fruitdale area. The damage in Fruitdale is estimated to have been in the high EF-1 range with winds 105-110 mph. The tornado continued northeast and strengthened as it approached Baxter McIllwain Road. This is where the tornado reached peak intensity. Based on the ground survey, a nearly 500 yard swath of major tree damage was observed with countless hardwood and softwood trees destroyed. The EF-3 peak intensity (140 mph) is based on this swath of major tree damage. The tornado continued to track eastward through Tibbie with more significant to major tree damage (EF-2 intensity), along with roof damage observed along Leo and Boyd Willie Parnell Road. The tornado weakened as it moved east across Howardtown Road and dissipated east of Clarke Place Road. Start: 31.3351/-88.5049 End: 31.3714/-88.1853
88	2022	11	30	137	Calhoun Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.79	300	0	0	5 NNW - 6 NNW Eastaboga NWS Birmingham storm survey team assessed timber damage in a relatively localized area on Mudd Street. Timber damage consisted of several uprooted trees, several snapped trunks and several trees having large branches removed from their tops. All debris and tree fall was oriented N to NNE. Although this was a short-lived tornado and short path, overall damage is consistent with a brief EF-0 tornado with max wind of 75 mph. The tornado began near the intersection of Mayfield Rd and Mitchellville Rd then moved northeast toward Mudd St where the most severe damage occurred at two residences. Two homes also sustained minor roof damage. The tornado likely dissipated as it moved into a heavily wooded area as no further damage was observed at downstream road crossings. This event is also associated with evidence of a TDS off of KBMX RADAR, originating directly downstream from the damage location. Start: 33.6806/-86.0640 End: 33.6878/-86.0539
87	2022	11	30	111	Marengo Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	15.49	535	0	0	3 SW Sweet Water - 2 NNW Magnolia The tornado began in a wooded area southeast of County Road 6 to the southwest of Sweet Water in southern Marengo County. Tree damage was initially minor as it moved northeastward, with portions of roofs removed from a couple outbuildings as well as a patio overhang from a residence along Dogwood Lane and County Road 7. Damage was barely discernible as it moved northeast across Highway 10, but the tornado intensified as it crossed Sweetwater Creek. Numerous trees were snapped near Wayne Road; one of which was blown into and damaged the exterior wall of a doublewide manufactured home where a resident was not injured. Damage to the manufactured home probably would have been much worse if it had not been well-anchored and had its roof attached with clips. A camper was also moved several feet. The tornado continued to snap and uproot trees as it crossed Union Grove Road and caused shingle and window damage to a residence. Tree damage was minor across Highway 43, but the tornado intensified again as it crossed Pillie Road and County Road 73. The tornado removed the roof from an addition to a manufactured home along County Road 47 before dissipating prior to reaching Highway 25. Start: 32.0608/-87.9057 End: 32.1683/-87.6753
86	2022	11	30	0057	Blount Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	3.46	500	0	0	3 E Mount Olive - Locust Fork A NWS Birmingham storm survey team found damage in the Locust Fork area of Blount County consistent with an EF-0 tornado. The tornado potentially formed formed in a heavily wooded area near the Locust Fork River, just west of Standridge Trail. The first observable damage was in the area of Standridge Trail where minor timber damage occurred. Two barns sustained roof damage and one camper trailer was rolled and destroyed. The tornado continued east toward Deaver Walker and Campbell Roads. The circulation was fairly broad. Most damage consisted of sporadic tree fall, either uproots or the occasional snapped trunk. Most locations along Campbell Rd had large branches taken out of trees. A few structures had minor roof damage with at least two structures damaged by tree fall. The tornado moved generally east across Tabernacle Rd and County Rd 13 producing additional sporadic and minor timber damage. The tornado dissipated before crossing Hwy 79 as no observable damage was found downstream of there. Given the weak nature of the circulation, most if not all damage was on the right side with debris facing in a N to NE direction indicating non-divergent damage relative to path. No damage was found on the north side of the damage path. Start: 33.9149/-86.6725 End: 33.9156/-86.6126
85	2022	11	30	0028	Walker Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.99	50	0	0	1 WNW - 1 ESE The Wye NWS Birmingham survey team was able to find very minor and spatially isolated timber damage along Tutwiler Rd. This was the only damage observed on the survey. RADAR indicated a TVS and subsequent TDS northwest of AL Hwy 69 in an inaccessible area. The weak, brief, narrow tornado caused little consequence. Start: 33.6237/-87.3830 End: 33.6122/-87.3514
84	2022	11	29	2144	Greene - Hale Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	19.26	1200	0	0	1 S I-20 Rest Area Eutaw - 2 SSE Moundville Airport An NWS Birmingham storm survey team assessed damage from near Eutaw to Oak Village to Stewart and found damage consistent with an EF-1 tornado. The tornado is believed to have touched down in an inaccessible area west of Eutaw before shortly after crossing Green County Rd 131 where it impacted the Sagewood Apartment complex. The most significant damage here was to the northern-most unit where the majority of the roof structure was peeled away and blown into the nearby tree line. Adjacent units only showed minor damage to shingles and to siding. Nearby timber damage was also not particularly intense, though there was a variety of sporadic uproots and trunk snaps. It was for this reason that an EF-2 rating was not assigned to the tornado despite the significant roof damage to one unit. Timber and powerline damage in this area was consistent with low-end EF-1. The tornado continued east-northeast toward Hwy 14 where additional timber and power line damage was observed. Several homes sustained minor roof damage on Kirkwood Ln or were more significantly damaged by tree fall. The tornado crossed US Hwy 11 causing further timber damage. The tornado continue northeast toward the Black Warrior Rover. There is approximately 6 miles of tornado path that is inaccessible for this reason. The next section of observable damage was in Hale County in the Oak Village Community northwest of Akron. Several homes sustained significant damage near the river front where impressive timber damage was observed. Timber was observed to be blow down across the river as well. The tornado continued northeast toward Stewart where additional timber damage was observed along Hwy 42. A home sustained roof damage on Mileous Chapel Rd. Near this area timber damage became very diverse in direction and damage intensity. It also was at its widest point of the survey, around 1,200 yards. Based on the nature of the damage it is believed to have been in a multi vortex state. The tornado then continued northeast and began to weaken as minor timber damage occurred on Massey Loop Rd. The tornado dissipated shortly after crossing AL Hwy 69. Start: 32.8445/-87.9401 End: 32.9362/-87.6270
83	2022	10	29	2029	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.25	20	0	0	Spanish Fort An EF1 tornado began in the Spanish Fort area of Baldwin County with peak winds of 90mph. This tornado likely began near or just southwest of Waites Lane where it snapped and uprooted a couple hardwood trees. The tornado was intermittently touching down, lifting briefly after this first point, before once again touching down to the northeast after crossing Spanish Fort Blvd moving onto the City Hall property. Here it snapped a couple of pines and uprooted a hardwood tree. The tornado likely went further northeast, but damage became rather sporadic. Start: 30.6688/-87.8956 End: 30.6723/-87.8944
82	2022	10	29	2019	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.60	20	0	0	1 E - 1 NE Daphne The tornado likely began south of Daphne Ave where light tree debris was noted. Sporadic light wind damage was noted before this location. The tornado then crossed Daphne Ave where it brought down a couple hardwoods including a couple significant snaps. However, the health of the trees were in question and given the lack of other damage indicators, especially to healthier trees, a lower bound damage rating was designated. A convergent path was noted here. albeit weak, it was noticeable. The tornado then crossed Randall Ave with some tree branches snapped and one uproot. One home lost some shingles before the tornado likely lifted north of Randall Ave. Start: 30.6028/-87.8940 End: 30.6108/-87.8901
81	2022	10	29	1951	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.02	20	0	0	2 SSE Point Clear A very brief EF0 tornado with peak winds of around 85 mph touched down off of Scenic Highway 98 by James Lowe Lane in southwestern Baldwin County. The tornado uprooted a hardwood tree, shifted a wooden carport off its holding blocks, and shifted a loaded trailer approximately 20 feet from its resting position at this location. Damage was confirmed to be from a tornado thanks to video by local residents. Sporadic wind damage was observed in the surrounding area, and it is possible the tornado began before this point and continued further north, but limited access to roads made it difficult to assess. Start: 30.4426/-87.9109 End: 30.4429/-87.9109
80	2022	10	29	1809	Mobile Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.45	180	0	0	1 ESE - 2 NNE Orchard Tornado began along Lucerne Drive and moved north-northeast as it crossed Overlook Road. The damage along Lucerne Drive was predominantly confined to trees and fences as the tornado moved toward Donham Drive. The tornado then crossed Howells Ferry Road and moved along Grider Road. The tornado continued to the north-northeast with more damage to sheds and homes along Grider Road. One home near Rose Hill Lane had some uplift to the roof with more tree damage nearby. The tornado moved over a heavily wooded area before likely lifting around Moffett Road. The tornado may have continued off to the north-northeast, but that wooded area is completely inaccessible. Start: 30.7130/-88.1879 End: 30.7483/-88.1846
79	2022	10	29	1757	Mobile Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.14	10	0	0	1 ESE Forest Hill - 2 S Eight Mile A weak EF-0 tornado with peak winds of 75 mph likely began in Pine Grove along Threemile Creek and quickly moved north across Moffett Road where a tornado debris signature became apparent on radar. This tornado continued along Pine Grove Avenue where a couple of older/dead trees were knocked down and healthier large tree limbs were knocked down at the intersection of Pine Grove Avenue and Pringle Drive. Due to limited road access north of this point, the rest of the tornadoes path is approximated based on radar tornado debris signature and rotational velocity. It is likely the tornado ended just to the southeast of Laidlaw Lane prior to reaching Wolf Ridge Road. Start: 30.7087/-88.1346 End: 30.7390/-88.1271
78	2022	10	29	1750	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	2.48	110	0	3	2 SSE Bon Secour - Bon Secour Additional surveys and satellite imagery shows that the Tornado likely began as a waterspout over Oyster Bay and crossed Oyster Bay rd. A swath of tall grass was flatted as it crossed the road as the tornado tracked through a heavily forested area southeast of County Road 6. The tornado was likely weak or discontinuous through the wooded area. The tornado then quickly tracked northwest where the first damage was reported. A barn lost most of its tin roofing and several large hard and softwood branches were snapped. The tornado intensified as it crossed County Road 6 where a couple large hardwoods and softwoods uprooted. Peak intensity occurred just north of County Road 6 where a manufactured home was rolled and completely destroyed. 3 individuals were inside the home and were transported to the hospital with minor injuries. A pontoon boat on a trailer was dragged about 30 yards and deposited on a stump causing the boat to shift on the trailer. A few hard and softwood snaps were also located at the area. The tornado then continued on northeast causing minor tree damage. The tornado then crossed the Bon Secour river causing minor damage to a construction site and minor tree damage. The Tornado likely lifted shortly after with sporadic wind damage noted along Bon Secour highway. Start: 30.2785/-87.7248 End: 30.3144/-87.7262
77	2022	10	29	1740	Mobile Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	4.90	250	0	0	2 NNW St Elmo - Dawes Tornado likely began in a field to the southwest the Pecan Terrace subdivision and moved north-northeast as it crossed Old Pascagoula Rd. The damage was predominantly confined to trees and fences as the tornado moved toward Dep Busby Rd. The tornado then moved across open fields and cotton fields for about a mile and a half. The tornado moved across the Labrador Trail subdivision with significant damage to fences with shingle and soffit/fascia damage noted on many homes in the neighborhood. Several sheds in the neighborhood were also damaged. The tornado then crossed another large field before moving across Dawes Creek Drive and Dawes Oak Drive. A home along Dawes Oak Drive had two south-facing windows pushed in and broken with roof damage, which prompted the low-end EF-1 rating for this point. The tornado continued off to the north-northeast as it crossed Three Notch Road. The tornado likely lifted near Dawes Lane N given the lack of damage to the north of this road. Start: 30.5370/-88.2623 End: 30.6075/-88.2537
76	2022	10	29	1623	Mobile Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.67	110	0	0	3 SE - 1 NE - Neshota An EF-0 tornado came onshore near the southern end of Mobile Downtown Airport. The start point of this is based on visual confirmation of the tornado via pictures and video. The tornado crossed parts of the airport, with no notable damage being reported. As the tornado tracked northwest, it moved across South Broad Street where it removed branches from trees and damaged some fencing. The final observable damage point was on Avenue C where metal roofing was removed from a building, with the metal canopy/overhang collapsed at the end of the building. The tornado may have continued slightly north-northwest of this point, but the area was inaccessible due to limited road access. Start: 30.6130/-88.0551 End: 30.6488/-88.0721
75	2022	10	29	1616	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.59	40	0	0	2 SSE - 2 S - Magnolia Springs Tornado likely began in a field to the southeast of county road 49 and moved northeast across county road 49 south of Bay Rd E. Several wood power poles were snapped at this location; however, age of power poles suggested lower bound and lack of other damage indicators. Weak tree debris was noted along Bay Rd E where social media video suggests the tornado lifted as it crossed Bay Rd E. Start: 30.3638/-87.7665 End: 30.3703/-87.7730
74	2022	10	29	1610	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.50	20	0	0	2 W - 2 WNW - Bon Secour The tornado likely started south of county road 49 in Skunk Bayou. The tornado moved north resulting in uprooted softwood pines, one snapped pine along county road 49. A chicken coop was flipped and a barn destroyed just west of Carver Rd. Sporadic large limbs were noted on carver road and a travel trailer had its windows broken by debris. The tornado likely lifted just north of county road 49. Start: 30.3159/-87.7587 End: 30.3232/-87.7585
73	2022	10	29	1603	Mobile Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.84	20	0	0	2 WNW Laurendine - 1 WSW Theodore An EF-0 tornado likely began just to the south of Government Boulevard near Theodore tracking north across the area. The beginning point of the tornado is estimated by a radar confirmed debris signature that started in a heavily wooded area to the south of Government Boulevard. The tornado crossed Government Blvd and tracked up through Tung Avenue West where some minor tree damage occurred with numerous limbs knocked down and a fence was blown over. The tornado continued across Oakane Drive where minor shingle damage occurred to homes. At this point the tornado likely lifted with no further damage reports to the north. Start: 30.5160/-88.1968 End: 30.5427/-88.1978
72	2022	5	26	1225	Morgan Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings	0.70	65	0	0	5 NNW Eva - 5 SSE Somerville A tornado touched down on the south side of Wilson Mountain Rd just south of the intersection with Key Turney Rd in Falkville, AL. The tornado snapped a couple of hardwood trees and did minor roof damage to a mobile home near its touchdown point. The tornado crossed Wilson Mountain Rd, heading generally in a NE direction and snapped and uprooted trees along its path. One of these hardwood trees fell on a shed at a residence on the north side of Wilson Mountain Rd. A few snapped and uprooted trees were observed along its path as it descended into Devils Cellar Hollow. A couple of large trees were also uprooted to the NE of there along a small section of Jewel Lesalle Ln. This was the last point damage was evident as the tornado moved into rugged, nearly inaccessible terrain. Satellite and drone footage may indicate further damage in these heavily wooded areas and this track may change pending acquisition of future imagery. Special thanks to Morgan County, AL EMA for their assistance in this survey. Start: 34.3948/-86.7938 End: 34.4029/-86.7864
71	2022	5	25	928	DeKalb Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings	0.26	65	0	0	Geraldine An EF-0 tornado touched down near an open-walled garage and caused minor roof damage to the metal roofing panels. The tornado then tracked north-northwest, crossing CR-34 and directly hitting an open-walled chicken house. While most of the roof was damaged, the open walls allowed for the tornado to more easily loft portions of the roof and cause damage to metal roofing panels, so a lower-end estimate of 70 mph was given. This was the maximum width identifiable in the damage pattern for the weak tornado, as roughly two-thirds of the building had roof damage. The tornado then continued north-northwest, uprooting a few trees before rapidly lifting. Due to waterlogged soils from antecedent heavy rainfall, a low-end wind estimate of 73 mph was provided for the uprooted trees. Overall, the tornado lasted less than a minute as it tracked a quarter-mile from south-southeast to the north-northwest embedded within a QLCS. Start: 34.3197/-86.0390 End: 34.3238/-86.3238
70	2022	5	6	247	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings	0.26	25	0	0	1 W Belforest A brief EF1 tornado first touched down just north of County Road 64, west of Capital Drive. A home at this location was damaged by an downed tree. The tornado then moved northeast and significantly damaged a large metal building at the intersection of Capital Drive and Rand Avenue, pulling exterior wall panels and brick facade from the east side of the building. The tornado also picked up two large metal sheds and tossed them in different directions. The tree damage in the area also displayed a convergent pattern. The tornado lifted near or just before it reached Public Works Road. Start: 30.6044/-87.8758 End: 30.6074/-87.8736
69	2022	5	6	156	Mobile Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings	0.29	25	0	0	1 SDowntown Mobile A brief and very narrow high end EF-1 tornado touched down at the Greer's and Family Dollar on Broad Street. The tornado directly moved over the Family Dollar with the building completely destroyed. The tornado lifted off the roof and then the roof collapsed back down onto building, resulting in its destruction. The tornado continued to produce sporadic EF0 damage to the northeast and lifted near Texas Street just east of Broad Street. Start: 30.6735/-88.0560 End: 30.6771/-88.0535
68	2022	4	13	2130	Tuscaloosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	5.23	300	0	0	1 SW Wiley The tornado formed east of the North River just before Oregonia Road. It tracked northeast and uprooted several trees. The tornado caused minor damage to the skirting, siding and shingles to a manufactured home. It continued northeast across wooded uninhabited areas before lifting along Highway 69 north of Wilcutt Road where minor tree limb damage occurred. Start: 33.5018/-87.5660 End: 33.5230/-87.4790
67	2022	4	13	2111	Hale Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.65	50	0	0	4 ENE Phipps - 3 SW Low Gap NWS meteorologists confirmed a brief EF-0 QLCS tornado in northeastern Hale County via a damage survey. Assessing the damage was difficult as it took a very similar track to the stronger Low Gap tornado on February 3. A separate area of freshly uprooted and snapped trees was found just west of the Low Gap tornado path on County Road 50 just east of County Road 49. The tornado moved northeast into a wooded area before dissipating. A tornado debris signature was also observed via KBMX radar. Start: 32.9510/-87.4442 End: 32.9597/-87.4398
66	2022	4	13	2035	Greene-Hale Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	17.61	400	0	0	2 SSW Eutaw - 2 SSE Moundville NWS meteorologists have confirmed via damage survey that a relatively long track QLCS tornado moved through Greene and Hale Counties. The tornado formed just southwest of the Branch Heights community on the south side of Eutaw. It moved northeast across Joseph Wilder Circle causing minor roof and tree damage. It began to intensify as it moved northeastward, removing a portion of the roof of the housing authority building, and reached its maximum intensity as it moved along Levi Morrow Sr Court. At least 40 residences in the community suffered at least visible shingle damage, with a couple residences suffering loss of much of their roofs. The tornado continued northeast, causing roof damage to a business along Highway 43, and snapping and uprooting multiple trees in a park as it crossed Highway 14 and at the Finches Ferry boat landing. The tornado then moved into Hale County through an inaccessible area east of the Black Warrior River. In Akron, several trees were uprooted and an apartment building suffered minor roof damage. The tornado continued to cause occasional tree damage as it moved just north of Highway 60. Multiple trees were then uprooted along Cedarwood Road. After this point, discerning the tornado path from sporadic tree damage caused by straight line winds in the bowing segment became difficult, but the tornado appears to have dissipated prior to crossing Highway 69. Start: 32.8184/-87.9020 End: 32.9356/-87.6329
65	2022	4	5	1253	Houston Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.07	25	0	0	Cowerts A third tornado briefly swept through a small area in Cowarts, along the north side of US-84. The main damage were a few uprooted large trees, a couple of which fell onto the side of a home and on top of a parked car. Other trees in the vicinity sustained more minor damage and a couple of neighboring outbuildings had some roof panels stripped. These damages are consistent with an EF-0. Start: 31.1932/-85.3078 End: 31.1929/-85.3067
64	2022	4	5	1239	Geneva Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.19	50	0	0	1 NNE - 1 NE Malvern Very brief tornado touched down in a field just northwest of Malvern Highway and Scott Road. The tornado caused damage to crops in the field and then destroyed a rather well build carport, pulling anchor bolts from concrete and lag bolts from wooden posts. The tornado quickly dissipated before crossing Malvern Highway. Start: 31.1497/-85.5123 End: 31.1472/-85.5110
63	2022	4	5	1238	Geneva-Houston Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	6.84	200	0	0	2 W Malvern - Rehobeth An EF-0 tornado initially tracked through portions of Malvern, AL. The path began near Firecracker Road where some minor damage was found. The tornado then crossed the Magnolia Grove Mobile Home Community along Wynwood Ln where more notable damage occurred. The stairway of one home was displaced about 5 ft from the front door. An adjacent mobile home suffered major roof loss, while another near the community entrance had a wooden projectile impale its side. The tornado then caused some damage along County Road 93 between Malvern Highway and East College Avenue where mostly broken tree limbs were found. Additional damage occurred in portions of Rehobeth along Branton Road near South Park Avenue, mostly to a few outbuildings with a large uprooted tree leaning against a home. The end point is near Porter Road just off County Road 203 where two large oak trees were uprooted at two neighboring properties. One large tree trunk also snapped and fell on top of a home s living room. Start: 31.1445/-85.5518 End: 31.1316/-85.4376
62	2022	4	5	1138	Barbour Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.54	200	0	0	2 NNW - 3 NNE Eufaula The tornado touched down in forested land just north of the end of the Yoholo Micco Trail extension, east of Chewalla Creek. It moved east-northeastward and intensified as it approached and crossed US Highway 82, where a few trees were uprooted and one tree was snapped. The tornado crossed mainly open fields as it continued in the same direction. As it crossed US Highway 431, a large pecan tree was uprooted and fell on a house, rendering it unlivable. The tornado began to weaken as it crossed more open fields, and caused damage to a few large limbs along the treeline before dissipating quickly thereafter. Start: 31.9176/-85.1598 End: 31.9275/-85.1364
61	2022	4	5	1050	Bullock Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.58	600	0	0	2 N - 3 NNE Beans Crossroads A tornado touched down and caused minor tree damage just east of Mascot Road. It moved east-northeastward across inaccessible forested land, and crossed Beaverdam Creek. As it approached Bullock County Road 14 in the High Ridge area, the tornado intensified and broadened, uprooting or snapping large limbs on numerous hardwood trees, especially alongside the road. The tornado then descended the High Ridge area into the valley to the east-northeast, and dissipated somewhere over inaccessible land west of Alabama Highway 223. Start: 32.0402/-85.8342 End: 32.0445/-85.8079
60	2022	4	5	1045	Chambers Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.44	200	0	0	2 ESE - 2 E Ridge Grove An EF-0 tornado track was confirmed near Blackman in western Chambers County. An outbuilding was damaged with sheet metal blown downwind. Otherwise, some trees were snapped and uprooted along the short path of the tornado. Start: 32.8765/-85.5300 End: 32.8803/-85.5240
59	2022	4	5	1034	Pike-Montgomery Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	7.56	550	0	0	2 NW Orion - 3 ESE China Grove Minor tree damage was observed on AL 94 and determined to be the starting point of a tornado. Several trees were uprooted along Highway 231 as the tornado continued east. An extensive amount of trees were snapped in the front yard of a home on Old Highway 231 where the greatest degree of tree damage was found, but this home was not able to be accessed due to the amount of trees covering the driveway. Other nearby homes only received minor roof or siding damage. The tornado continued east where it uprooted multiple trees on Lockheed Martin Circle and snapped a few large branches on County Road 7708 and Davis Road as it was dissipating. Start: 31.9833/-86.0358 End: 32.0056/-85.9095
58	2022	4	5	1022	Tallapoosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.75	110	0	0	3 NW - 4 NNW Reeltown An EF-0 tornado track was confirmed in southern Tallapoosa County, just northwest of Reeltown along a portion of Buck Creek. Damage mainly consisted of downed trees with some structural damage caused by fallen trees/limbs. Start: 32.6498/-85.8352 End: 32.6678/-85.8144
57	2022	4	5	1020	Crenshaw Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.10	25	0	0	1 NNW Petrey After extensive analysis of data provided by PERiLs, sentinel satelite imagery, and third-party pressure data in conjunction with multiple surrounding radars it has been determined that another tornado occurred 1 mile NNW of Petrey, AL on 4/5/2022. This tornado was associated with the line segment that was moving through the area roughly 25 minutes after the intial tornado producing supercell. During the initial storm survey there were several discrepancies noted in the overall damage path that did not quite line up with the initial tornado path including snapped/uprooted trees by a pond and the damage done to the southern portion of the chicken houses. Given the overlapping paths and likely similar start points, it is impossible to determine what the true intensity, path width, path length, and end point of this tornado was. The beginning time of the tornado is estimated by radar and third party pressure data. Special thanks to all parties involved for providing invaluable data that supported this determination. Start: 31.8712/-86.2108 End: 31.8712/-86.2108
56	2022	4	5	1019	Macon Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	4.25	250	0	0	1 NNW Franklin - 4 WNW Uphapee Creek A small but clearly discernible tornado touched down just 4.9 miles south of the KMXX radar along Alabama Highway 49 in the Franklin community. A few small limbs were broken in trees just east of Hwy49 just east of the road. The tornado moved somewhat erratically northeastward, crossed largely harvested forest fields as it approached Macon County Road 36, breaking a few large tree limbs or causing a few trees to be left leaning into others. The narrow tornado continued across open fields before breaking large limbs on trees along Chewacla Creek. After crossing the creek, the tornado crossed the site of the historic Tuskegee Army Airfield, intermittently snapping or uprooting numerous young softwood trees, and continued across Macon County Road 56. The tornado then seemed to intensify somewhat as it approached Alabama Highway 199, where 10 to 20 mature pine trees were snapped. The tornado quickly weakened and dissipated just east of Hwy 199 in the vicinity of Bulger Creek. Start: 32.4656/-85.8051 End: 32.5099/-85.7551
55	2022	4	5	1006	Elmore Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	5.31	300	0	0	3 E Claude - 4 WNW Yates Dam An EF-0 tornado track was confirmed in eastern Elmore County. The tornado began along highway 14 just east of Claud and ended along highway 229 in Burlington. Damage consisted of downed trees and some structural damage caused by fallen trees. A few homes also had damage caused directly by wind, such as missing shingles, soffit, and fascia. A carport was also blown off a home. Start: 32.5728/-86.0225 End: 32.6103/-85.9444
54	2022	4	5	1003	Pike-Montgomery Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	12.68	1100	0	0	1 NW Ansley - 3 ESE Pine Level The tornado touched down just south of County Road 1101 to the west of Ansley where it produced minor damage to vegetation. As it moved northeast, it crossed County Road 1101 where several softwood trunks were snapped. The tornado then moved nearly parallel to County Road 1107 where it began to topple and snap swaths of softwood trees, some of which fell on and caused significant damage to a residence. The tornado also produced minor roof damage to additional nearby homes and shifted a manufactured home off of its block piers. The tornado then continued tracking northeast through mostly wooded area where it likely began to intensify. A guyed transmission tower was toppled followed by widespread and continuous swaths of snapped pine trees as the tornado continued towards then crossed AL 94. A home on Chandler Road sustained roof damage, and a metal barn was also destroyed. The tornado continued to produce extensive tree damage and minor damage to homes as it crossed Highway 231. The tornado began to weaken as it crossed Meriwether Trail and snapped a few large branches before eventually lifting in the woods near Crooked Creek. Start: 31.8960/-86.1267 End: 32.0474/-86.0047
53	2022	4	5	956	Crenshaw Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	1.34	250	0	0	1 NNW Petrey - 2 SE Helicon A brief yet strong EF2 tornado occurred on 4/5/22 in Crenshaw County by Petrey, AL at 10:56 AM CDT. The tornado began just before Lapine Highway where it uprooted and snapped several softwood trees. The tornado crossed the Highway, gradually widening and causing some damage to the roof of a church while continuing to snap and uproot softwood trees. The tornado quickly impacted a chicken farm off of Shady Grove Road where one chicken house was completely destroyed supporting the initial EF2 damage location. As the tornado continued northeast, the radius of EF2 winds widened considerably. Winds peaked around 125 mph in the adjacent forest resulting in complete devastation of approximately 20 to 30 acres of trees where numerous snapped softwoods and snapped or uprooted hardwoods were observed. As the tornado approached Smith Chapel Road, it began to quickly shrink in size and weaken uprooting or snapping a handful of trees with no notable damage after it crossed the road. Start: 31.8712/-86.2108 End: 31.8833/-86.1930
52	2022	4	5	954	Elmore Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	4.36	900	0	0	2 S - 4 E Wetumpka NWS Birmingham storm survey team found damage consistent with an EF-2 tornado in south central Elmore County, east of Hwy 231 in Wetumpka. The tornado touched down on Harrogate Springs Road traveling east northeast snapping and uprooting trees. The tornado crossed Wildwood Lane and Jimshill Road and entered a heavily wooded area. The tornado emerged and crossed Firetower Road and dissipated before crossing Marshell Road as no further damage was observed. Start: 32.5183/-86.2036 End: 32.5399/-86.1344
51	2022	4	5	910	Monroe Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.52	75	0	0	1 WNW - 1 NNE Riley A brief EF1 tornado occurred on 4/5/22 at 10:10 AM CDT in northeast Monroe County just west northwest of Riley, AL. The tornado began along Highway 21 North where many hardwood trees were uprooted. The next observable damage point was north northeast of Riley once again on Highway 21 North at Flat Creek where there were multiple snapped softwood trees supporting a peak intensity of EF1 at 100 mph. The tornado may have continued northeast from here, however due to limited road access the end point is estimated just northeast of the prior observable damage point. Start: 31.7302/-87.1352 End: 31.7421/-87.1135
50	2022	4	5	810	Clarke Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.83	100	0	0	3 NNE Coffeeville - 4 W Mcentyre A unique, brief satellite tornado began south of the Clarke County EF2 tornado on 4/5/22 at approximately 9:10 AM CDT. This satellite tornado produced EF1 damage where several softwood trees were snapped/uprooted on Ice Plant Road. The tornado continued east-northeast impacting a barn where there was significant loss of roofing material and side covering. The tornado also uprooted a large oak tree at this location. The tornado then quickly turned east crossing Bethel Road and reaching Smyer Road as an EF0 snapping a couple softwood trees. The tornado completed its arc around the southern periphery of the EF2 tornado with the satellite tornado tracking due north along Smyer Road just before Friendship Road, lifting just shy of the primary tornado circulation. EF0 damage with a couple uprooted softwood trees were the last observable damage at this point. Start: 31.7970/-88.0528 End: 31.8060/-88.0281
49	2022	4	5	803	Choctaw-Clarke Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	9.46	800	0	0	2 NNE Bladon Springs - 3 W Mcentyre A strong EF2 tornado touched down on the Choctaw County side of the Tombigbee River on 4/5/22 at 9:03 AM CDT. Aerial survey revealed the tornado rapidly widened and intensified as it crossed the river, reaching its peak intensity and width on the Clarke County side at 130 mph and 800 yards in width. The forest along and east of the river was mowed down with countless hardwood and softwood trees snapped/uprooted. The tornado continued towards West Bend Road where it produced EF1 damage over a wide swath around 550 yards wide. The tornado entered a very distinct multi vortex phase with three notable convergent damage patterns with snapped softwood/hardwood trees at this point. This continued east-northeast to Highway 69 where the tornado remained somewhere between 500 to 600 yards wide as a multi-vortex doing EF1 damage, snapping several hardwoods/softwoods and causing some minor to moderate roof damage to homes. As the tornado moved northeast towards Bethel Road, it weakened and narrowed in size considerably only doing a small swath of EF0 damage. The tornado then turned right towards the east and re-intensified into an EF1 at Friendship Road with winds upwards of 95 mph as it snapped several softwood trees. After this, the tornado weakened quickly coming to an end on Smyer Road where only a couple snapped softwood trees were noted. A special thanks to Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and Clarke County EMA for conducting the aerial survey to help ascertain the peak width and intensity of the tornado. Start: 31.7731/-88.1682 End: 31.8147/-88.0162
48	2022	3	30	2309	Lowndes Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.89	125	0	0	1 S - 2 N Lowndesboro A tornado began at Fice Cemetery along Highway 80 on the south side of Lowndesboro, where a couple of trees were snapped. The tornado strengthened as it moved northward toward the center of town along Broad Street. At Lowndes Academy, one building lost its metal roof. Numerous historic homes sustained minor roof damage, and a couple dozen very large mature trees were uprooted at these homes. Only one home sustained partial roof removal due to uplift along the front porch. The tornado weakened as it moved north of the historic district and eventually dissipated near the intersection of Broad Street and Brown Hill Road. Start: 32.2663/-86.6128 End: 32.3067/-86.6014
47	2022	3	30	2258	Shelby Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	4.52	134	0	0	4 S - 3 ESE Chelsea The tornado touched down within the Chelsea Farms community where numerous softwood tress were snapped and uprooted. It quickly moved northeast crossing County Road 69 near the intersection of Twelve Oak Circle, hitting a power substation and destroying several hundred feet of pasture fencing. Further downstream, the tornado reached its maximum intensity crossing County Roads 333 and 47, where several outbuildings were destroyed. There was also damage to numerous houses where roofing materials were lifted and sustained heavy damage. As the tornado continued northeast, it crossed County Road 49 where additional hard and softwood trees were snapped and uprooted and a barn lost a majority of the outer walls. The tornado began to lift along Pumpkin Swamp Road where additional hard and softwood trees were uprooted. Start: 33.2649/-86.6431 End: 33.3125/-86.5908
46	2022	3	30	2250	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.34	30	0	0	4 ENE - 5 ENE Rosinton A brief, weak EF0 tornado with winds upwards of 75 mph occurred in Baldwin County, Alabama just northeast of Rosinton 3/30/22. The tornado began in a limited access area where a couple freshly snapped tops to pine trees were noted across the field. Due to limited road access and brevity of the tornado, the path and end point are estimated by radar debris signature and velocity couplet duration. Start: 30.6353/-87.6288 End: 30.6527/-87.6187
45	2022	3	30	2222	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.55	50	0	0	1 SSE - 1 E Point Clear A brief EF0 tornado began near Grass Road and tracked northeast, crossing Calloway Drive. The tornado lifted by the time it reached Provencher Road just south of County Road 32. The tornado produced sporadic pine tree damage along its path. Start: 30.4668/-87.9152 End: 30.4712/-87.9075
44	2022	3	30	2209	Wilcox Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.77	170	0	0	1 NW - 1 N Camden The tornado began along Mayo street in Camden where a couple trees were uprooted. The tornado quickly intensified as it moved Northeast across Broad St. with numerous uprooted large hardwood and softwood trees. A strong convergent pattern was noted at this location. Peak intensity occurred as it crossed Pine Ridge Road and Rolling Hills Dr. where several large hardwoods were snapped and most other trees were uprooted. The tornado than began to weaken as it crossed Highway 10. The tornado lifted just northeast of Elizabeth Avenue but not before causing damage to a small barn and uprooting some trees. Significant wind damage still occurred along Elizabeth avenue southeast of the circulation where several large hardwoods were uprooted or snapped. However, this was determined to be straight-line wind damage given divergent pattern to the damage right of the parent circulation. Start: 32.0020/-87.3020 End: 32.0063/-87.2899
43	2022	3	30	2158	Mobile Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	3.01	30	0	0	1.7 SSW Tillmans Corner - 1.4 NE Tillmans Corner The tornado began near Rabbit Creek Drive and progressed northeast over Rangeline Road, snapping several power poles along the way. Strong straight-line winds, likely nearing 100 mph, snapped several other power poles along a half mile stretch of Rangeline Road south of the main circulation. It continued northeast on Rabbit Creek Drive and caused minor damage to roofs (missing shingles) and tree damage. Several trees were snapped and a street sign was knocked down with another bent. The most significant damage occurred near the Dog River, where multiple trees were snapped near the base and some were uprooted. At least a couple more power poles were snapped near the top, likely due to a combination of trees falling on the lines and tornadic winds. Start: 30.5600/-88.1400 End: 30.5942/-88.1057
42	2022	3	30	2143	Dallas Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.76	175	0	0	1 ENE Safford - 3 S Bogue Chitto A short-lived tornado began about 1 mile east of the Safford community along County Road 113 near the intersection of Alabama Highway 22. Sporadic downed limbs and uprooted trees were noted at this location. The tornado moved northeast and destroyed a barn as it crossed Alabama Highway 22. Debris was thrown several hundred yards downstream to the edge of a forested area. The tornado weakened and dissipated as it reached County Road 109. Start: 32.2915/-87.3469 End: 32.3170/-87.3108
41	2022	3	30	2143	Mobile Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.71	30	0	0	3 W - 3 WNW Orchard Another tornado began south of Howells Ferry Road, east of Howells Lane. A couple trees were snapped in the residential area, along with fencing down and the roof of an awning that was blown down. A basketball hoop was knocked over into a brick pillar, destroying the pillar. The storm progressed north-northeast and uprooted one or two large trees and caused several snapped trees. Minor roof damage was noted to a nearby home along with bent garage doors as well. The tornado likely continued north-northeast over more forest and dissipated possibly over an adjacent landfill. Debris from this landfill was tossed into upstream residential areas. Start: 30.7246/-88.2514 End: 30.7347/-88.2489
40	2022	3	30	2141	Mobile Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.57	20	0	0	4 WSW - 3 WSW Semmes A brief tornado touched down near Ellen Drive, resulting in the loss of some shingles on a nearby home, a blown over fence, and metal roofing from a shed which was tossed and wrapped around a street sign. The width of the convergent pattern was really narrow at this point, around 20 yards. The tornado then traveled northeast across Howells Ferry Road and just east of Wulff Road where the roof of a barn and a greenhouse tent were damaged, along with metal roofing that was blown off a shed. Additionally, there were large trees that were snapped. The tornado then likely lifted shortly after. Start: 30.7528/-88.3150 End: 30.7580/-88.3076
39	2022	3	30	2133	Clarke Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.15	75	0	0	1 WNW - 1 NW Whatley The brief tornado began along Ft. Sin Quefield Road where several branches and a couple trees were snapped. The tornado then crossed the road and removed most of the roof and some exterior metal walls of a large metal building structure. Several softwood uproots and a couple softwood snaps were noted at this location. A large swath of wind damage with divergent pattern extended South along Ft. Sin Quefield Road with several snapped softwoods noted. The tornado then lifted quickly as it approached Highway 84 where only sporadic large tree branches were snapped. This tornado was associated with a larger swath of 90 to 95 mph straight-line wind damage with sporadic snapped softwoods. Start: 31.6641/-87.7298 End: 31.6650/-87.7274
38	2022	3	30	2131	Mobile Event Report Event Information Moderate Risk	F0 (F0) Warnings Watch Started in Mississippi	0.95 (1.88)	50 (50)	0 (0)	0 (0)	2.9 SW - 2 WSW Tanner Williams A brief tornado touched down near Harry Pierce Road and moved northeast into Alabama and lifted just east of State Line Road. This was mostly due to tree damage and seeing a debris signature on radar. Start: 30.7010/-88.4110 End: 30.7131/-88.4033
37	2022	3	30	2125	Marengo Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.03	180	0	0	1 SW to Faunsdale A brief tornado began in an open field just south of Hinton Road near Faunsdale. Large branches were broken from hardwood trees along a treeline in the field while some were uprooted in the yard of a family residence on Hinton Road. The tornado continue northeast through open pasture before reaching the small town of Faunsdale. A majority of the damage was focused along Main St where the roof and an exterior wall was removed from the Faunsdale Bar and Grill. Surrounding structures sustained partial roof removal and tin panels were peeled back from the roof of a metal warehouse structure. Minor tree damage was also noted in this area. The tornado began to lift shortly after as it crossed Church St where a few branches were snapped. Start: 32.4512/-87.6053 End: 32.4611/-87.5925
36	2022	3	30	2110	Tuscaloosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	3.88	400	0	0	1 SSW Holt Lock and Dam - 2 NNE Deerlick Creek Campgrounds The tornado began in a wooded area just east of Holt near Hurricane Creek. It began to snap and uproot trees as it crossed Don Drive and Shades Creek Drive. It reached its maximum intensity on the south side of Holt Lock and Dam based on tree damage. It crossed the Black Warrior River and continued to snap and uproot trees at the Deerlick Creek Campground. Here some trees fell on RVs but the campground received the warning and most guests took shelter. The tornado continued to down trees on Deerlick Road as it began to parallel the Black Warrior River, with more trees down at the end of Port Mayfield Road. The tornado continued northeastward into an inaccessible area but based on radar it dissipated before crossing the Black Warrior River again. Start: 33.2447/-87.4525 End: 33.2912/-87.4160
35	2022	3	30	2053	Perry-Bibb-Shelby Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F3 Warnings Watch	29.24	1200	0	2	5 SW Oakmulgee - University of Montevallo NWS meteorologists confirmed a tornado damage path from northeast Perry County to far southwest Shelby County. The tornado began near the intersection of SR 183 and SR 219 near Adler. Tree damage was observed, of which became quite significant along Barnette Road and Whitetail Road where a wide swath of large pine trees were snapped. Several camper units belonging to a hunting club were also rolled or destroyed with debris blown downwind. The tornado then continued northeastward, causing additional timber damage consisting of uprooted and snapped trees. A few residences had damage either caused directly by wind or fallen trees. A secondary area of significant and widespread tree damage was observed just south of Highway 82 near Trio. Trees were uprooted and snapped over a distance of one-half mile in width. The tornado then continued to the northeast, causing additional timber damage. A few homes were damaged in Wilton, in the area of Church Street due to fallen trees. The tornado dissipated over the University of Montevallo campus where a few trees were blown over, several windows were blown out and some roofing damage was seen on a few buildings. An aerial survey was conducted across portions of Shelby, Bibb, and Perry Counties on 4/12/22. Significant timber damage was observed and photographed, mainly in southeast Bibb and northeast Perry Counties. This area is in the Oakmulgee Ranger District of the Talladega National Forest. Though it's hard to assess how many trees were blown down, it's clear that tens of thousands of hardwood and softwood trees were snapped and uprooted along the tornado's path during max intensity. Some embedded trunks were left at least partially debarked. Due to the widespread nature of the timber damage, including some 300-400 yard wide sections of complete blow-down, the rating of this tornado has been upgraded to EF3 with estimated peak winds of 145 mph. The max width was expanded to 1200 yards. NWS Birmingham would like to send special thanks to Shelby County Sheriff's Office for their assistance on this aerial survey. Start: 32.7471/-87.1201 End: 33.1086/-86.8612
34	2022	3	30	2038	Greene Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.17	270	0	0	4 NW Akron - 4 SSE Knoxville NWS Birmingham storm survey team determined an EF-1 tornado touched down near Flag Rd, near and along portions of the Black Warrior River. The tornado snapped and uprooted dozens of trees, some of which fell onto residences. Some homes sustained significant roof damage, with debris blown in a north direction and splatter on south and east facing walls. The tornado continued northeast snapping and uprooting more trees near Sims Creek. The damage path may have continued beyond the last observable point as there was no further access from there. Further evaluation is intended. Start: 32.9285/-87.7809 End: 32.9353/-87.7626
33	2022	3	30	2033	Perry Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	6.00	620	0	0	1 NNW Hamburg - 2 NW Radford NWS meteorologists confirmed a tornado track that occurred just southeast of the town of Marion. The tornado began along Dr JJ Howard Road where a path of trees were snapped and uprooted either side of farmland. Additional trees were snapped and uprooted along Albert Turner Sr Memorial Highway where a residence escaped any significant damage despite significant surrounding timber damage. The most significant damage occurred along Fikes Ferry Road where a swath of pine trees where snapped, pushing the rating to EF-2. The tornado then continued northeastward, coming to an end before reaching Highway 14 just north of Radford. Start: 32.5475/-87.2944 End: 32.6154/-87.2309
32	2022	3	30	2013	Choctaw-Marengo Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	35.17	1350	0	0	1 WNW Souwilpa - Half Acre An EF1 tornado began just southwest of Southern Choctaw High School snapping multiple hardwood and softwood trees. The tornado continued tracking northeast, both widening and strengthening impacting several homes and snapping/uprooting multiple trees and snapping powerlines as it crossed Highway 17. The tornado continued tracking northeast causing more sporadic damage and into Marengo County. A swath of damage was surveyed in western Nanafalia and determined to be consistent with a strong tornado which originated in Choctaw County before crossing into extreme southwest Marengo County. A corridor of uprooted softwood trees was first observed near the Marengo County line where the trees were toppled across Blue Rock Road. The tornado tracked northeast where additional damage was surveyed near the intersection of AL Highway 69 and County Road 9. This area contained the highest degree and widest swath of damage noted on the survey where the tornado was likely at its strongest. There were considerable and continuous swaths of uprooted hardwood and softwood trees in addition to multiple snapped trunks. A manufactured home on County Rd 9 was completely destroyed as the undercarriage rolled at least 30 yards from its foundation. A brick home next door also sustained roof damage not only from the winds, but also from a tree which fell onto the bedroom. The tornado continued northeast where it removed large portions of the roof and exterior walls from a single family residence on Highway 10. Other nearby residences sustained minor damage in addition to continued tree damage. After the tornado crossed Highway 10, it nearly paralleled AL Highway 69 as it continued northeast. Eventually the tornado reached Half Acre Circle where multiple trees were uprooted and a few residences sustained minor damage. On County Road 17, an abandoned and structurally unstable manufactured home was rolled onto its side. At this point, observed damage indicated that the tornado was likely weakening before it eventually lifted in the woods just to the east of Half Acre. Start: 31.8259/-88.3385 End: 32.1959/-87.9047
31	2022	3	30	2010	Greene Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	8.81	275	0	0	2 WNW Tishabee - 3 SE Allison NWS Birmingham storm survey team determined an EF-1 tornado touched down in rural Greene County west of Johnston Lake. Damage began with snapped and uprooted trees, though impacted some mobile homes on Knott Rd. One mobile home there was rolled and destroyed. The tornado continued northeast across a heavily wooded area but then impacted homes and farm buildings near Taylor Branch. One house sustained minor roof and siding damage, but a mobile home farther east was completely destroyed with debris blown north into a tree line along County Rd 50. Residents were not home at the time. The tornado continued northeast impacting a nearby church at County Rd 50 and 72. Several homes near there sustained minor to significant roof damage on Develle Rd. The tornado continued northeast crossing County Roads 49, 20 and 148 where additional timber damage was observed at these locations. The tornado lifted near Taylor Creek before it could cross US Hwy 43. Start: 32.6462/-88.0263 End: 32.7465/-87.9363
30	2022	3	30	2002	Pickens-Tuscaloosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	16.59	450	0	0	2 SSW Kirk - 2 E Brownville The tornado began in a wooded area southwest of Benevola Road, south of Gordo in northeast Pickens County. It began to snap and uproot trees as it crossed Snider Road, also causing roof damage to a residence and shed. The tornado continued to snap and uproot trees as it began to parallel Benevola Road, blowing off the roof of a barn that was being constructed. It reached its first maximum in intensity as it approached the Kirk community, snapping and uprooting many trees, with at least one falling on a home. It continued to damage sheds and damaged the roof of a manufactured home. The tornado began to decrease in intensity as it moved northeast towards Highway 82, but continued to down trees and caused minor roof damage to some homes along Highway 82. It appeared to increase again in intensity as it approached the intersection of Boyd Road and Upper Columbus Road in the Echola community, snapping and uprooting more trees and collapsing a couple chicken houses. The tornado continued to snap trees as it crossed the Sipsey River, dissipating just before reaching Highway 171. Start: 33.2126/-87.9089 End: 33.3938/-87.7207
29	2022	3	30	1951	Sumter Event Report Event Information Event Information Moderate Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	5.62	600	0	0	1 N Old Mallard Airport - Livingston NWS Birmingham storm survey team identified an EF-1 tornado damage path in southwest Sumter County. The tornado is believed to have touched down somewhere near Greenwood Rd and Interstate 20. This area was heavily wooded and inaccessible, leaving the exact touchdown point estimated by radar. However, timber damage was found along portions of Greenwood Rd and Interstate 20 where swaths of snapped and uprooted trees were observed from the highway. This associates with a tornado debris signature seen on KBMX and KGWX RADARs. The tornado continued northeast crossing County Rd 12 where additional trees were snapped and uprooted. The tornado then moved between Livingston Country Club and Livingston Park before dissipating near the UWA campus on Lake Dr. Start: 32.5479/-88.2675 End: 32.6004/-88.1957
28	2022	3	22	2207	Baldwin Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	5.68	30	0	0	1 WSW Summerdale - 1 NNE Robertsdale A compact EF1 tornado touched down at approximately 11:07 PM CDT 3/22/22 on CR-34 S affecting a residence in Summerdale where a storage building experienced damage to its walls and roofing material removed. The tornado quickly moved north impacting a wooded area just past the residence where multiple hardwood trees were snapped/uprooted supporting its peak intensity around 90 mph. This tornado then crossed Wynn Road before overturning/mangling a couple irrigation systems. The tornado began to weaken after this and damage became sporadic as it tracked north-northeast with pockets of EF0 damage being done to residential structures and trees until it reached Robertsdale. Once in Robertsdale the tornado continued to produce EF0 damage peeling back roofing material of small retail buildings by 11:14 PM CDT. The tornado began to narrow considerably as it tracked into northeastern Robertsdale knocking down large tree limbs and overturning a shed. The tornado lifted in northeastern Robertsdale off of Baldwin Street at 11:16 PM CDT. Start: 30.4798/-87.7198 End: 30.5613/-87.7067
27	2022	3	22	2008	Bibb - Shelby Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.76	100	0	0	2 NE Hebron - 4 N Marvel An EF-0 tornado path was identified straddling the Bibb County and Shelby County line, about halfway between Woodstock and Maylene. The tornado began along CR 21 in far northeast Bibb County where a few trees were uprooted. The tornado then moved northeastward, downing additional trees, before coming to an end just south of CR 13 in far southwest Shelby County. No structural damage was observed as the track went across forested areas and stayed clear of isolated residential areas. Thank you to the Shelby County Sheriff`s Office for assisting in accessing this track via helicopter. Start: 33.1858/-87.0408 End: 33.2109/-87.0040
26	2022	3	22	1738	Hale- Tuscaloosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	3.13	430	0	0	1.5 S - 2 ENE Moundville The tornado began just on the west side of AL-69 near CR 52. It caused damage to the roof of a barn and a business along AL-69. The tornado also uprooted numerous trees with at least two falling on a home and manufactured home. The tornado continued northeastward, crossing Industrial Drive and damaging homes on Azalea Lane. Splatter was observed on the east side of two homes at the end of Azalea Lane. The tornado then crossed CR 50, uprooting a few more trees before crossing County Line Road and dissipating near Sagebrush Dr. in southern Tuscaloosa County. Start: 32.9750/-87.6280 End: 32.0060/-87.59200
25	2022	3	22	1733	Choctaw Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.19	130	0	0	2 NW Lou The storm produced likely straight line wind damage east of Alabama SR 17 in Gilbertown. Sporadic tree damage was noted along Clarke Road, Barrytown Road, and Mosley Bridge Road. The storm continued to progress to the northeast for six miles and eventually produced a high-end EF-1 tornado near Pleasant Hill Road. Numerous trees were uprooted and snapped in the area. The roof of a manufactured home was damaged partially due to wind and snapped trees. The manufactured home was shifted off its foundation and the nearby carport and shed were heavily damaged. The tornado went on to lift the metal roof off the back end of a nearby home. This resulted in substantial loss of its roofing. In addition, the force of the wind moving through the home pushed the front walls outward and blew out the front windows and part of the roof frame. The debris from the home was lofted into the tops of the trees across the road, with metal wrapped around trees. While this was determined to be a short-lived tornado, its path could have extended farther northeast; however, the survey team could not assess any further damage due to the lack of road access. Start: 31.9457/-88.2364 End: 31.9480/-88.2347
24	2022	3	22	1721	Tuscaloosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.97	175	0	0	4 NNW Bankhead Lock and Dam - 4 SE Whitson A brief EF-0 tornado was confirmed in northeast Tuscaloosa County along the Yellow Creek tributary of Bankhead Lake. The tornado formed in a wooded area southwest of Williams Camp Road. It uprooted and snapped some trees in a narrow convergent path as it crossed Williams Camp Road twice. Along the lake, several homes had minor roof damage and a couple boathouses were damaged, though some of this damage appeared to be from inflow and forward flank winds outside of the tornado damage path. The tornado intensified as it crossed the lake, with a couple dozen snapped and uprooted trees visible across the lake as well as a damaged boathouse. The tornado moved northeast in a wooded area with several downed trees visible in a ravine. The tornado dissipated as it crossed a logging road. Special thanks to the Tuscaloosa County EMA for their assistance with this survey. Start: 33.5094/-87.3777 End: 33.5221/-87.3710
23	2022	3	22	1704	Greene Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	3.27	250	0	0	3 NNE Thornhill - Walden Quarters A second brief EF0 tornado in Greene County formed west of Highway 43 south of County Road 148. Doppler on Wheels data indicated this was a separate circulation from the Thornhill tornado. The tornado downed trees as it crossed Highway 43 and caused roof damage to a chicken house. The tornado continued northeast and crossed County Road 146. A few shingles were blown off a house on County Road 148. The tornado downed a couple more trees before dissipating along County Road 150. Special thanks to the NSSL UAS team for their assistance with this survey. Start: 32.7238/-87.9136 End: 32.7478/-87.8670
22	2022	3	22	1700	Greene Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.88	150	0	0	Thornhill - 1 NE Thornhill A brief EF0 tornado occurred between Boligee and Forkland. The tornado formed along County Road 20 just northwest of the intersection of County Road 142. It continued northeastward crossing County Road 142 before dissipating in a wooded area. Damage was mainly limited to downed trees but a hunting blind was also blown over. A TDS was observed by a nearby Doppler on Wheels mobile radar. Special thanks to the NSSL UAS team for their assistance with this survey. Start: 32.6906/-87.9379 End: 32.6960/-87.9242
21	2022	3	22	1629	Lauderdale Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.85	140	0	0	4 NW Rogersville - 3 SW Anderson The tornado first formed west of County Road 51 north of Mount Bethel Road and snapped a few small tree limbs. It then progressed north-northeast along County Road 51, uprooting progressively larger trees and causing one tree to fall on an abandoned building. A metal awning was lofted approximately 50 yards downstream of the tornado. The tornado then crossed County Road 51 near County Road 543. A house sustained minor shingle damage and a detached garage had a failure point at a southward-facing garage door, which then allowed the tornado to lift portions of the metal roof. The tornado then tracked northward and caused roof damage to outbuildings of the Whitehead Baptist Church and then moved north-northeast, uprooting trees and snapping small limbs along the track. A tree fell on another home, and powerlines had fallen along the track. The tornado lifted on County Road 89 after snapping a few small tree limbs. Debris fallout continued for another 100 yards or so downstream of the tornado end point. Start: 34.8657/-87.3377 End: 34.8891/-87.3219
20	2022	3	22	1558	Choctaw Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	2.46	300	0	0	2 SE Cyril - 2 W Pushmataha An EF-2 tornado began southwest of the community of Cyril, Alabama in a forested area. The tornadoes strongest point was in this area where a swath of extensive tree damage was noted based on Sentinel satellite imagery. Based on this data in corroboration with other upgrades done this season, we have raised the peak intensity of the tornado to EF-2 with wind speeds of 120mph. The tornado began to weaken some as it approached the community of Cyril, Alabama, where a manufactured home was lifted and rolled into Cyril Rd just west of Alabama SR-10. Debris from the home was scattered in the treeline across the street. The manufactured home located next door to the damaged home was intact with a couple of nearby large trees snapped half way up the trunk. A nearby power pole was uprooted as well. Numerous trees in the Cyril Rd area were uprooted and snapped. There was minor roof damage to another nearby home. The Cyril Rd area was the only area along the initial tornado path that was able to be surveyed due to lack of road access further southwest and the rest of the damage survey was determined based on Sentinel satellite imagery. Sentinel satellite data confirmed that the path of this tornado extended another 2+ miles to the southwest of the damage along Cyril Rd. A continuous track with a swath of tree damage was noted in the satellite data. Approximately 3 miles to the north-northeast of the damage along Cyril Rd was an area of straight-line wind damage along CR 32 and Gamma Rd. The survey team could not discern any notable convergent pattern in the tree damage along Gamma Rd, nor did the satellite imagery confirm a continuous track into this area. There was also minor damage to two manufactured homes along Gamma Rd. Start: 32.1601/-88.4028 End: 32.1939/-88.3901
19	2022	3	9	450	Barbour Event Report Event Information Event Information Marginal Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	9.14	280	0	0	2 SSE Clayton Municipal Airport - White Oak The tornado touched down in an open field just west of County Road 43 where several softwood trees were uprooted. The tornado continued northeast crossing County Road 53 where additional tree damage was noted including several trees on homes where minor damage was observed. It then crossed Highway 30 where a large construction business sustained damage to outdoor buildings in addition to uprooted trees. The tornado continued northeast then weakened as it crossed County Road 79. Start: 31.8440/-85.4744 End: 31.9059/-85.3370
18	2022	3	9	0211	Conecuh Event Report Event Information Marginal Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	0.19	150	0	0	2 E Belleville A 2.5 mile long swath of straight line wind south of Belleville preceded the brief Belleville tornado. The straight line wind damage began to the west of CR 15, south of Belleville, and continued to the northeast toward Highway 84. The straight line wind damage may have started prior to CR 15, but the survey team could not access areas further to the southwest. Several trees were snapped and uprooted along the initial swath of straight line wind damage. A brief tornado occurred just east of Belleville along CR 56. Numerous pine trees were snapped along with several hardwoods snapped and uprooted just south of CR 56. Three homes in the area sustained minor roof damage with roof loss for several sheds and storage buildings. Metal roof pieces were noted in nearby trees and scattered along the path. A small flag pole was bent to the ground and a nearby power line was down. The tornado quickly moved northeast across Highway 84 where several more trees were snapped. The tornado likely lifted somewhere just to the north of Highway 84, to the east of Belleville. A path of straight line wind was noted for at least another 1.5 miles to the northeast of the tornado track where several more trees were snapped and a couple of trees were uprooted. Start: 31.4245/-87.0796 End: 31.4261/-87.0769
17	2022	3	9	0042	Mobile Event Report Event Information Slight Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	1.77	50	0	0	3 N Dees - 2 SSW Seven Hills The tornado touched down on Lakefront Ct where it produced very minor tree damage, after which the tornado tracked off to the northeast. The most significant structural damage occurred at a residence near the intersection of Lakefront Dr and Dogwood Circle. Roof damage and damage to multiple hardwood/softwood trees was noted. The tornado then continued off to the northeast where it weakened slightly as it crossed Scenic View Dr. It then continued northeast and increased in strength as it approached Busby Rd where multiple softwood trees were found snapped. The tornado lifted somewhere to the northeast of Busby Rd before crossing Schmidt Ln and/or Johnson Rd where no damage was found. Start: 30.6102/-88.3371 End: 30.6301/-88.3189
16	2022	2	22	1922	Madison Event Report Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	3.13	110	0	0	2 SW Hazel Green The main damage indicators from this tornado were at least 2 downed or uprooted trees and multiple areas of large branches that were downed by the winds. The damage occurred mainly along Grimwood Drive, west of US 431 in Hazel Green. Damage also extended into a neighborhood off Grimwood Drive near Bentley and Cherrywood Drive. Very minor, small branch damage was noted just east of US 431 on Walker Lane south of Briar Crest Rd. This is likely where the weak, short-lived tornado dissipated. Start: 34.9021/-86.5970 End: 34.9043/-86.5419
15	2022	2	17	1808	Shelby-Jefferson-St Clair Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	12.64	400	0	0	2 NNE Meadowbrook - 3 ENE Leeds A tornado touched down in the Lake Purdy community just west of Highway 119 Thursday evening. Tree damage was noted along Brook Highland Parkway with one tree blocking the roadway. The tornado moved northeast causing minor roof damage to an apartment complex. Large trees were snapped and uprooted on both sides of 119 near a strip mall and a landscaping company. The tornado then continued to move northeast snapping a large stand of softwoods on the east side of Highway 119. The community of Greystone saw large numbers of trees downed. At least one home had a tree fall on the structure. The tornado was likely at its widest and most intense near this location. The tornado then straddled the Shelby-Jefferson county line impacting mostly forested areas on the west side of Double Oak Mountain before approaching Leeds. Sporadic tree and power line damage was noted along Highway 25. Several homes sustained roof or minor structural damage near Oak Crossing. One mobile home had a tree completely fall through the home and destroy the structure. The tornado then began to weaken rapidly as it approached Highway 78 with only sporadic very minor damage noted before the tornado lifted just inside the St. Clair county line. Start: 33.4284/-86.6744 End: 33.5514/-86.5145
14	2022	2	17	1653	Jefferson Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	4.65	1100	0	0	1.9 NW Graysville - 1.8 NE Lynn Crossing The tornado touched down just southwest of Interstate 22 near the Alabama Highway 78 exit. It began by crossing Flat Top Road near Interstate 22 and moved northeast crossing Highway 78 and Lynndale Road. Multiple soft and hardwood trees were uprooted and snapped, and several semi trucks were overturned on Interstate 22. The tornado then moved further northeast crossing Lynns Crossing Road where it began to weaken and lift. Start: 33.6450/-87.0000 End: 33.6860/-86.9370
13	2022	2	17	1614	Tuscaloosa-Fayette Event Report Event Information Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	4.13	475	0	0	5.5 SE - 6.3 E Berry The tornado touched down just southwest of Old Cheatam Road in Tuscaloosa County. It then crossed into Fayette County southeast of Berry crossing Old Cheatam Road and County Road 56 where multiple softwood trees were uprooted or snapped. On County Road 56 there was also minor damage to a mobile home and an overturned outdoor shed. The tornado then began to lift further northeast as it approached County Road 46. Start: 33.5950/-87.5410 End: 33.6280/-87.4980
12	2022	2	3	1733	Elmore Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.20	100	0	0	1 WSW Martin Dam A brief EF-0 tornado affected Griffin Hall Road near Red Hill in Elmore County. Several trees were downed. One home suffered damage from a fallen tree. One home had some shingle loss. One outbuilding had metal paneling blown off and another had its roof lofted toward the south. A faint TDS was also noted on radar. Farther southwest along the track of the rotation, damage was absent except toward Newman Road where some trees were downed, seemingly related to a wind surging into the backside of the storm. Start: 32.6722/-85.9251 End: 32.6743/-85.9228
11	2022	2	3	1702	Elmore Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.13	100	0	0	2 NNW Holtville - 2 SW Weoka Mills An EF-0 tornado occurred just northeast of Deatsville on the western side of the Coosa River in Elmore County. The tornado began near Highway 111 and Todd Road where large branches and a pine tree were downed. The tornado approached the south side of the lake, crossing the western end of Shady Nook Drive where additional timber damage occurred. The path crossed over two homes at Shady Nook Drive, but no structural damage was seen. A swath of uprooted and some snapped trees were observed along the north side of the lake, from the water's edge northeastward to Possum Trot Road. The last area of damage occurred at the end of Marina Road along the Coosa River where a couple metal carports were tossed and some tree damage was noted. Start: 32.6449/-86.3553 End: 32.6659/-86.3292
10	2022	2	3	1430	Hale-Bibb-Tuscaloosa Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	7.60	725	0	0	3 ENE Phipps - 3 NNW Low Gap The tornado touched down in the Talladega National Forest along Forest Service Road 704, where minor tree and limb damage was noted. The path continued northeast, crossing F.S. 704 and 718B, before reaching Eagle Drive and County Road 49 where EF-1 tree damage was noted. In addition, shingle damage occurred on a single family home and sheet metal was torn from the roof of a barn. The tornado continued northeastward crossing F.S. 718A and 731, snapping and uprooting trees along the path. An extensive area of tree damage was found just north of F.S. 731 where hundreds of trees were either snapped or uprooted, consistent with EF-2 wind speeds. Farther north, trees were snapped and uprooted along a ridge line, before the tornado crossed over F.S. 707 and 751 west of Low Gap. Widespread tree damage consistent with EF-2 wind speeds was noted once again along F.S. 751. The tornado continued northward and ended just across Lake Payne Road north of the fork with Shiloh Fire Tower Loop Road. Start: 32.9317/-87.4539 End: 33.0309/-87.4050
9	2022	2	3	1338	Greene - Hale Event Report Event Information Event Information Event Information Event Information Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	25.87	1700	1	8	2 E Tishabee - Harper Hill The tornado first touched down just south of Greene County Road 69 in the Charleston Swamp east of Tishabee and west of Riverwalk Road. The first damage produced was along CR 69, and was limited to trees damaging homes. Tree damage continued as the tornado moved off to the north-northeast, crossing Al HWY 43 before moving over inaccessible land between HWY 43 and the Black Warrior River. The tornado crossed into Hale County at approximately 1:53 PM and intensified, uprooting and mowing down hundreds of trees as it moved along Bass Lane near the Black Warrior. The tornado then moved along Mason Bend Road on a slightly diagonal angle uprooting and snapping numerous hardwood and softwood trees, damaging or destroying several manufactured homes, and causing a few minor injuries. One unoccupied single-wide manufactured home rolled over and landed upside-down on top of a car. From there it continued east-northeastward, crossing Erie Rd and CR 92 with slightly less intense damage to trees. As it approached AL HWY 14 just north of Sawyerville, several homes were damaged, and one double-wide was destroyed, causing several injuries. The tornado turned over a fish truck causing the load of fish to be across the road, and deposited two pickup trucks in a pond. The tornado continued east-northeastward snapping and uprooting trees as it crossed CR 17. As it approached CR 30, the tornado reached its maximum intensity of about 135 mph. A double-wide manufactured home was torn from it's anchors, lofted and tossed approximately 50 yards across the road, causing one fatality and 2 serious injuries. A site-built home diagonally across the street sustained significant roof damage and broken glass. A double-wide home a few hundred yards south of the first home was split in two, with one half of the home remaining anchored while the other half appeared to roll away. The tornado then crossed wooded land and pastures on either side of Big Brush Creek, before crossing CR 21, snapping and uprooting numerous trees along the road. Similar but less consistent damage continued as it crossed Raspberry and Hubbard Roads before moving over inaccessible woods and pastures along Five Mile Creek. The tornado continued to weaken as it crossed AL HWY 69 near Harper Hill, causing only sporadic tree damage. Based on radar data the tornado quickly dissipated past this point and may have continued a few hundred yards into woods somewhere between Harper Hills Road and CR 31. Start: 32.6331/-87.9639 End: 32.5009/-88.1832
8	2022	2	3	1252	Sumter Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F2 Warnings Watch	15.47	900	0	0	6 S Cuba - 3 NNW Lilita The tornado began on Jarman Road in far southwest Sumter County where some trees were snapped. It continued northeast and quickly reached its maximum intensity near Jemison Street and Campbell Street. Here numerous trees were downed and a home was shifted off its foundation with collapse of some of its walls. The tornado weakened by the time it crossed County Road 10, but continued to cause timber damage on Johnson Street and Siloam Road. Trees continued to be snapped and uprooted near the intersection of Highway 80 and Highway 17, with a 300 yard wide swath of downed trees reported by a landowner on Rumley Tower Road. The tornado dissipated after crossing County Road 13. Start: 32.3565/-88.3857 End: 32.5009/-88.1832
7	2022	1	9	1720	Butler Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	1.00	25	0	0	1 SE - 2 ESE McKenzie The tornado touched down at Hayes Road and Armstrong Road (County Road 36), producing sporadic tree damage. A shed at a residence was destroyed. The tornado continued on its intermittent track, producing additional damage on Garden Road (County Road 35). Damage was confined to some tree damage with a downed power line. A mobile home suffered very minor damage. The tornado appears to have lifted just east of Garden Road, but areas to the east were not accessible. Start: 31.5312/-86.7063 End: 31.5342/-86.6897
6	2022	1	9	1647	Conecuh Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.30	25	0	0	1 NNE Owassa - 1 W Wilcox The tornado first touched down on the west side of I-65 at the Owassa Exit and crossed the interstate. The only damage noted in the area was to some fencing on the west side of I-65, however, surveillance video from a nearby gas station showed a very narrow funnel in contact with the ground that moved across the interstate before briefly lifting. The tornado touched down again on Wilcox Rd, producing minor tree damage and damaging a tin roof on a nearby structure. It is possible the tornado produced sporadic minor damage between the interstate and this final point. Start: 31.5063/-86.9244 End: 31.5085/-86.8861
5	2022	1	9	1637	Pike Event Report Event Information Event Information Slight Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	0.36	100	0	0	2 ENE Ansley NWS meteorologists surveyed damage just east of Ansley in Pike County and determined it was consistent with a brief tornado. The tornado initially touched down in a wooded area to the west of County road 1123. It then traveled northeast into an open field where it crossed county road 1123, snapped a few branches, and uprooted one hardwood tree. There was significant roof damage to a metal farm building at a residence along the county road. A large feed bin, which was being housed in the barn, was lofted roughly 150 feet into a nearby field, and a gooseneck trailer was overturned. The tornado continued northeast into another pasture where it narrowly missed the family residence. However, minor shingle and porch damage was noted, and sheet metal was peeled back on another nearby barn. Shortly before lifting, the tornado snapped additional tree limbs along a tree line on the opposite side of the field. The tornado produced maximum sustained winds of 85 mph with total path length less than half a mile. Start: 31.8942/-86.0846 End: 31.8965/-86.0799
4	2022	1	1	1924	Limestone - Madison Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	3.68	150	0	0	3 WSW - 1 ESE Triana The tornado touched down just west of County Line Road in Limestone County, where a couple of trees were uprooted. It moved to the east-northeast, snapping and uprooting dozens of trees as it crossed Jolley B Road and Landess Circle. The tornado continued to the east-northeast, uprooting more trees along its path and crossing Wall Triana Highway and 6th Street. As the tornado entered the Towne Lake Neighborhood in Triana, dozens of homes had shingles and/or siding removed. It continued to the east, crossing Zeirdt Road where a couple of more trees were uprooted before dissipating just east of Record Street. Start: 34.5748/-86.7943 End: 34.5901/-86.7325
3	2022	1	1	1815	Madison Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	9.55	30	0	1	2 NW Hazel Green - 4 NNW New Market The tornado touched down and Nix Rd. and Charity Ln. doing some minor structure damage and knocking down several tree branches. As it crossed 231 it produced minor structural damages to several businesses. The tornado continued moving northeast eventually crossing Boles Rd. Just to the north of Buddy Williamson Rd and along Manley Rd the tornado reached its peak intensity where it knocked the roof off a mobile home and snapped several tree branches. The tornado dissipated near J.B. Walker Road west of School House Rd. No damage was found further east of this location. Start: 34.9468/-86.5983 End: 34.9780/-86.4343
2	2022	1	1	1803	Colbert Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F0 Warnings Watch	2.09	60	0	0	2 S - 2 ESE Muscle Shoals The tornado touched down just west of County Road 33, a few miles south of the Chilton and Shelby County line. Before crossing County Road 33, the tornado uprooted and snapped several trees and at least 4 structures were damaged. The tornado traveled east northeast over US 31, and when it reached hunting property along County Road 800, it produced significant tree damage. The tornado continued east northeast over rural northern Chilton County where it knocked down trees. The tornado lifted along AL 145 just inside the Shelby County line. The damage was very weak by the time it lifted. The tornado produced damage for 11.85 miles and was 400 yards wide at its widest point. Start: 34.7161/-87.6413 End: 34.7246/-87.6063
1	2022	1	1	1604	Limestone Event Report Event Information Enhanced Risk	F1 Warnings Watch	5.52	150	0	0	2SW - 3 ENE Lester The tornado touched down near the intersection of Persimmon Tree Road and Siniard Road, where a few trees were snapped or uprooted. It moved to the northeast, snapping and uprooting numerous trees as it crossed Tommy Hill Road and Lester Road. As the tornado crossed Holly Lane, it reached its highest strength and downed dozens of trees. It continued its northeastward progression, uprooting trees along Salem Minor Hill Road and Gardner Holly Road. It continued into Giles County, serviced by NWS Nashville. Special thanks to the Limestone County EMA for their assistance with this survey. Start: 34.9631/-87.1858 End: 34.9968/-87.0996

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