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Storm Data and Unusual Weather Phenomena - April 2020

ALABAMA, Central

SUMTER COUNTY --- 0.9 NW YORK [32.49, -88.33]

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Thunderstorm Wind (EG 50 kt)04/08/20 14:13 CST

04/08/20 14:14 CST Source: Emergency Manager

A large tree uprooted and power lines downed along County Road 2, just west of the town of York.

CHILTON COUNTY --- 0.9 SW THORSBY [32.91, -86.73]

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A large tree uprooted and power lines downed near County Road 744.

SUMTER COUNTY --- CUBA [32.43, -88.38]

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04/08/20 14:19 CST Source: Fire Department/Rescue

A large tree uprooted and power lines downed in the town of Cuba.

ELMORE COUNTY --- COTTON [32.68, -86.02]

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Hail (2.00 in)04/08/20 15:10 CST

04/08/20 15:15 CST Source: Public

Large hail covering the ground.

MACON COUNTY --- NOTASULGA [32.57, -85.67]

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Hail (1.00 in)04/08/20 15:41 CST


LEE COUNTY --- 1.9 N MITCHELL XRD [32.56, -85.40]

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Power lines downed on Lee Road 112 near Lee Road 48.

LEE COUNTY --- 0.9 NW BUPREE [32.48, -85.36]

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Hail (1.00 in)04/08/20 16:04 CST

04/08/20 16:05 CST Source: Broadcast Media

Quarter size hail covering the ground.

LEE COUNTY --- 1.2 ESE MITCHELL XRD [32.53, -85.38]

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Hail (0.75 in)04/08/20 16:05 CST


Hail reported along County Road 852 near Highway 51.

LEE COUNTY --- 1.4 WSW BUPREE [32.46, -85.37]

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Several trees uprooted along Highway 51 just north of the town of Marvyn.

PICKENS COUNTY --- ALICEVILLE [33.13, -88.15]

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Hail (1.00 in)04/09/20 04:31 CST


Large hail reported in the town of Aliceville.

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SUMTER COUNTY --- 1.4 ESE BODKA [32.81, -88.23]

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Several trees uprooted along Highway 116 west of the town of Gainesville.

GREENE COUNTY --- EUTAW [32.83, -87.88]

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Several trees uprooted along Highway 11 in the town of Eutaw.

Several waves of severe thunderstorms tracked southeast across central Alabama on April 8th and April 9th. The first wave developed

during the heating of the day, along a low level theta-e axis that was draped from the northwest counties and extended southeast.

Warm and moist conditions near the surface combined with cooler and drier air aloft produced conditions favorable for strong winds

and large hail.

PICKENS COUNTY --- 1.7 W PICKENSVILLE [33.23, -88.30]

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Several trees uprooted near Pickensville Lake.

MARION COUNTY --- 5.3 ENE SHOTTSVILLE [34.29, -88.04]

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04/12/20 14:54 CST Source: 911 Call Center

Several trees uprooted near County Roads 19 and across the entire county.

PICKENS COUNTY --- 2.9 W CARROLLTON [33.27, -88.15]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed.

PICKENS COUNTY --- 3.8 SSE ETHELSVILLE [33.37, -88.19], 3.3 WSW MELROSE [33.38, -88.17]

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Tornado (EF0, L: 1.51 mi , W: 200 yd)04/12/20 15:01 CST

04/12/20 15:03 CST Source: NWS Storm Survey

National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northwest Pickens County and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with

maximum winds near 75 mph.

The tornado formed near the intersection of Willie Wright Road and St Johns Road, about three miles south-southeast of Ethelsville. The tornado tracked

northeast almost parallel to Willie Wright Road and dissipated near Mount Moriah Jones Road. Several large tree limbs and trees were downed along the

path. The tornado affected mostly rural locations.

PICKENS COUNTY --- GORDO [33.32, -87.90]

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Several trees uprooted and snapped in the town of Gordo.

PICKENS COUNTY --- 5.6 ESE PALMETTO [33.46, -87.89], 7.6 ENE PALMETTO [33.53, -87.86]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northeast Pickens County and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with


The tornado formed along County Road 47 (Bill Hill Church Road) about nine miles northeast of the town of Reform. The tornado tracked northeast,

paralleled State Route 159, and crossed into Fayette County along County Road 12. Several trees were snapped and uprooted along the path. The tornado

affected mostly rural locations.

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FAYETTE COUNTY --- 3.5 W NEWTONVILLE [33.53, -87.86], 3.4 W NEWTONVILLE [33.53, -87.86]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in far southern Fayette County and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with

maximum winds near 75 mph. This tornado is a continuation from Pickens County and dissipated near County Road 12 shortly after entering Fayette County.

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY --- 3.6 NW SAMANTHA [33.46, -87.66]

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Several dozen mature hardwood trees uprooted along leading edge of a bow echo.

FAYETTE COUNTY --- 4.9 NE NEWTONVILLE [33.59, -87.75], 4.8 SSE ROSSLAND CITY [33.61, -87.75]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in southern Fayette County and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with


The tornado touched down along County Road 35 southeast of the city of Fayette. The tornado tracked northward along County Road 89, causing minor

tree damage consisting of broken branches and uprooted trunks, between Mt. Pleasant/Burrow Road and County Road 35. The tornado affected mostly

rural locations.

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY --- 6.2 SE STERLING [33.49, -87.50]

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Large County Sheriff Communications tower destroyed along leading edge of a bow echo.

FAYETTE COUNTY --- 1.8 SSE BERRY [33.63, -87.59], 1.6 N ALTA [33.69, -87.53]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in southeast Fayette County and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with


A tornado touched down along Christian Road, southeast of the town of Berry. The tornado tracked northeast and crossed County Road 30, County Road

46, and County Road 47. The tornado then crossed into Walker County near Highway 18. Several trees were snapped off or uprooted along the damage

path. A few homes suffered shingle loss.

WALKER COUNTY --- 3.4 W CARONA [33.69, -87.53], 3.1 W CARONA [33.70, -87.52]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in southwest Walker County and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with

maximum winds near 95 mph. This tornado is a continuation from Fayette County and it dissipated shortly after crossing into Walker county. Damage

consisted of several large uprooted trees.

WALKER COUNTY --- 1.1 W PROVIDENCE [33.72, -87.35]

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Several trees uprooted on Oakman Parrish Road.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- 5.4 WSW TAYLORS FERRY [33.50, -87.28]

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Tree on house causing significant structural damage. Numerous trees down along the Warrior River near the Jefferson/Walker County line along leading

edge of a bow echo.

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WALKER COUNTY --- 1.3 S GORGAS [33.63, -87.20], 0.4 ENE BURNWELL [33.70, -87.07]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in southeast Walker County and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with


The tornado developed just south of the Gorgas Power Plant along the Mulberry Fork near Copeland Bend. The most focused area of damage occurred

along Rainwood Lodge Road where numerous trees were snapped and uprooted, some of which fell on homes. In addition, minor roof damage was

observed at several residences along the road. The tornado continued northeastward, uprooting several more trees and breaking branches before

crossing Interstate 22. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted near a convenience store on Sharon Blvd, with one tree falling on a nearby

manufactured home just before the tornado dissipated.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- 0.6 W PALOS [33.65, -87.06]

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Numerous trees uprooted and snapped along leading edge of a bow echo.

WALKER COUNTY --- 0.2 WSW BRYAN [33.70, -87.05], 0.7 NE BRYAN [33.71, -87.04]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in eastern Walker County and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with


The tornado began near Bryan Road at the Walker and Jefferson County line. The tornado tracked northeastward into Jefferson County where numerous

trees were snapped off and uprooted along the path.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- 1.9 NNW KILGORE [33.71, -87.04], 1.9 SW PARTRIDGE XRDS [33.75, -86.95]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northern Jefferson County and determined that it was consistent with an EF2 tornado, with

maximum winds near 125 mph. This tornado is a continuation from Walker County. Near Highway 78, a metal building was destroyed. One home lost large

sections of its roof along the Bankhead Highway. Several other homes suffered varying degrees of damage and many structures had trees land on them.

At least a dozen homes were damaged. The tornado ended near Gobblers Knob Road where large branches were broken from a few trees.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW LINN CROSSING [33.65, -86.98]

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Thunderstorm Wind (MG 56 kt)04/12/20 16:17 CST

04/12/20 16:18 CST Source: Storm Chaser

Gust recorded by a UAH mobile mesonet.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- 2.2 W ADVILLE [33.88, -86.69], 1.7 W ADVILLE [33.88, -86.68]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in southern Blount County and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with


A tornado touched down near Whites Creek, generally along Center Springs Road. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted before the tornado moved

east causing minor roof damage to at least two homes, uprooting trees, and destroying a storage shed. The tornado quickly weakened and lifted as it

moved over a heavily wooded area just to the east-northeast where remnant debris lied in the tree line. Aerial photos helped establish a clearly identifiable

convergent debris pattern.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- 1.3 NNW ADVILLE [33.90, -86.65], 1.8 E LOCUST FORK [33.90, -86.59]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in Blount County near Locust Fork and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado,

with maximum winds near 95 mph.

A tornado touched down just west of Tawbush Road, generally west-southwest of Locust Fork. After quickly intensifying to peak intensity of 95 mph, a

broad corridor of trees were snapped and uprooted near three residences. No damage was observed at these locations outside of fallen limbs and debris.

The tornado then tracked east with trees sporadically uprooted and snapped before it crossed a large wooded area just west of Highway 79. The tornado

then briefly tracked near Highway 79 snapping and uprooting trees where some fell on at least two homes and one vehicle. Farther east, additional

softwood trees were snapped and uprooted along Massey Road. Sporadic, and mostly minor tree damage was also noted along Pine Bluff Road and

Spunky Holly Road. The tornado began to weaken as it crossed Highway 15 with mainly large limbs snapped in this area. The eastern-most damage was

noted along Hollingsworth Road before the tornado finally dissipated.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- 1.1 SE TIDWELL [33.94, -86.57], 1.9 E ROSA [33.98, -86.49]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in Blount County, just west of Oneonta, and determined that it was consistent with an EF2

tornado, with maximum winds near 115 mph.

A tornado touched down near Moss Road and County Road 33. The tornado quickly intensified as it began to snap and uproot various trees near a farm,

and also destroyed a farm shed. Numerous trees were uprooted as the tornado crossed Highway 33, before impacting two residences. It was here where

the damage survey team found the most significant damage as one residence sustained moderate roof and siding damage, and another was completely

swept off its foundation, moving nearly 60 feet to the north. Dozens of trees were also snapped and uprooted on these properties as the tornado tracked

parallel to the highway in a northeast direction. The tornado crossed County Road 1 where another corridor of significant tree damage was observed. Just

to the north, a shed was overturned and blown to the southeast. From here, the tornado continued northeast where structure damage was observed near

Highway 33. Various farm buildings sustained significant damage and at least one residence sustained roof damage (winds estimated at 100 mph). Damage

became more sporadic in nature and less severe northeast of this location, though another brief corridor of EF1 damage was observed near the

intersection of Shady Lane and US Highway 231, where numerous trees were snapped and uprooted. After crossing Highway 231, the tornado continued

northeast and approached Palisades Park before dissipating along Ebell Road.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- ONEONTA [33.95, -86.47]

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Hail (1.25 in)04/12/20 16:50 CST


BLOUNT COUNTY --- 2.2 WNW HAYDEN [33.90, -86.80], 1.5 NE NYOTA [33.86, -86.73], 2.6 NNW CLARENCE [34.11, -86.45], 4.2 NNW BLOUNTSVILLE

[34.14, -86.60]

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Flash Flood (due to Heavy Rain)04/12/20 17:00 CST


Several reports of water flowing over roadways, including Highway 160 and County Road 49. Highway 11 washed out and impassable.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- 3.4 E HENDRIX [34.03, -86.39], 3.5 SSE WYNNVILLE [34.03, -86.38]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northeastern Blount County near Sand Valley and determined that it was consistent with an

EF1 tornado, with maximum winds near 90 mph.

A tornado touched down near the 3600 Block of County Road 42 in northeastern Blount County. Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted before the

tornado impacted a farm property where structural damage occurred to at least three farm buildings, as well as a large silo. The tornado then tracked

northeastward across an open pasture where additional trees were snapped and uprooted before dissipating in a nearby wooded area.

ETOWAH COUNTY --- 1.1 E WALNUT GROVE [34.07, -86.28]

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Hail (1.75 in)04/12/20 17:07 CST


ETOWAH COUNTY --- 3.1 SW IVALEE [34.00, -86.16], 2.1 N ATTALLA [34.05, -86.08]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in Etowah County near Attalla and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with


A tornado touched down southwest of the City of Attalla, generally in a wooded area near Lemon Hollow Road. Damage from this tornado mostly involved

softwood trees that were snapped or uprooted while crossing Miller Hollow Road a few times until the tornado approached Highway 77. Here, dozens of

trees were snapped or uprooted, as well as minor structural damage to a farm building and a power substation north of Gray Creek Drive. The tornado

crossed Highway 77 near Clear Creek and Little Sand Valley where further tree damage was observed. It then crossed US Highway 431 and tracked along

the ridgetop along Simmons Lane where trees were snapped and uprooted. Farther northeast, a residence sustained minor roof and porch damage as the

circulation center passed overhead, which was evident by convergent fallen trees and debris on the property. The tornado continued northeast where

additional tree damage was observed and then dissipated near Wesson Gap Road.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- 3.2 SE SNEAD [34.07, -86.32], 3.3 ESE SNEAD [34.08, -86.32]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northeast Blount, near the Etowah County line, and determined that it was consistent with an

EF0 tornado, with maximum winds near 80 mph.

The tornado first touched down near the Walnut Grove community along the Blount-Etowah County line. Here sporadic tree damage was noted with some

large limbs snapped and trees uprooted along Highway 278. The tornado tracked northeast and into Etowah County.

ETOWAH COUNTY --- 1.2 WNW WALNUT GROVE [34.08, -86.32], 1.3 SE BOAZ [34.19, -86.15]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northwest Etowah County, near the Blount County line, and determined that it was consistent

with an EF2 tornado, with maximum winds near 115 mph.

This tornado is a continuation from Blount County. It tracked northeast along the ridgeline in northern Etowah County. Sporadic tree damage was noted

along Cove Spring Road and Cove Road. The tornado began to strengthen as it moved northeast toward the southern portions of the city of Boaz. Several

homes were damaged in this area some from falling trees. At least one home near the intersection of Highway 179 and Glover Road sustained significant

structural damage. A large industrial building in this area also sustained significant damage. At this point, the tornado reached its maximum intensity of 115

mph with a width of approximately 350 yards. The tornado continued to track northeast through Boaz with homes and structures damaged along Pleasant

Hill Road and Highway 205. Significant tree damage with uprooted and snapped trees were noted in this area. The tornado continued to track northeast and

into Marshall County.

ETOWAH COUNTY --- 1.4 NW ALABAMA CITY [34.04, -86.07], 1.9 NNW TABOR [34.18, -85.93]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in Etowah County, near Attalla, and determined that it was consistent with an EF2 tornado, with


A tornado touched down near Oak Hill Cemetery on the north side of Attalla along Highway 11. Here, several large trees were uprooted. The tornado

tracked northeast almost paralleling Highway 11. Many homes suffered extensive structural damage due to toppled trees. Numerous power poles were

also snapped along its track from Attalla to Reece City. The tornado widened and strengthened as it moved into Reece City with a wide swath of hardwood

trees snapped and uprooted along both sides of Highway 11 near Bethany Baptist Church and Clifford Drive. Here the tornado reached its maximum

intensity of 115 mph. The tornado maintained intensity as it crossed Highway 211 and with damage as far east as Interstate 59 and Highway 11. A barn

was also significantly damaged at this location. The tornado finally began to weaken as it tracked northeast with sporadic snapped and uprooted trees

noted for the next couple of miles. The tornado lifted just south of Wallace Drive.

CHEROKEE COUNTY --- 3.0 E SLACKLAND [34.14, -85.78]

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Providence Baptist Church had part of its roof blown off.

CHEROKEE COUNTY --- 3.3 NNE LEONARD [34.24, -85.79]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed near the town of Sand Rock.

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CHEROKEE COUNTY --- 3.3 NNE LEONARD [34.24, -85.79]

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CHEROKEE COUNTY --- NEW MOON [34.38, -85.52]

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Several trees uprooted along County Road 99.

(AL-Z038) CHAMBERS

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High Wind (MAX 55 kt)04/12/20 18:00 CST

04/12/20 19:00 CST

SUMTER COUNTY --- GAINESVILLE [32.82, -88.17]

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Several trees uprooted in the town of Gainesville.

CHEROKEE COUNTY --- 1.1 E BLANCHE [34.37, -85.58]

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WALKER COUNTY --- 1.0 W CARBON HILL [33.88, -87.55], 2.3 NE CARBON HILL [33.91, -87.51]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in Walker County, near Carbon Hill, and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado,


A short-lived but intense tornado touched down near Nubbin Ridge Road in far northwestern Walker County. At this location, several trees were snapped

and uprooted. As the tornado tracked into the town of Carbon Hill, dozens of trees were uprooted or snapped off throughout the town. Various residential

and professional buildings sustained structural damage, including sections of roofing blown off of a site-built home as estimated winds peaked at 110 mph.

The area of greatest structural damage occurred along Nauvoo Lane where at least 5 manufactured homes and outbuildings were either rolled and

completely destroyed, shifted from block piers, or suffered substantial loss of roof and walls. The tornado continued towards Nauvoo Court and snapped

off a few large branches before ending just south of Interstate 22.

GREENE COUNTY --- 7.1 NNE SNODDY [33.13, -87.85]

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Several trees uprooted in the community of Jena.

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY --- 2.2 NW FOX [33.29, -87.50]

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Several trees uprooted and landed on homes.

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY --- 2.0 WNW FOX [33.28, -87.50], 4.8 NW KELLERMAN [33.38, -87.38]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in Tuscaloosa County, north of Holt, and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado,


A tornado began on the eastern banks of Lake Tuscaloosa, inside the Northriver Yacht Club community. Trees were snapped and uprooted, with some

residences sustaining relatively minor roof damage. The tornado tracked northeastward and crossed the Black Warrior River, uprooting and snapping

hundreds of trees along its path. The tornado ended just before the Whiteoak Creek Branch of the Black Warrior River, just before

the Jefferson County line.

TUSCALOOSA COUNTY --- 0.7 ENE (TCL)TUSCALOOSA ARPT [33.22, -87.61], 1.5 S VETERANS HOSPITAL [33.16, -87.58], 0.9 NNW COTTONDALE

[33.19, -87.45], 2.5 NNW HOLT JCT [33.25, -87.52]

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Flash flooding between the cities of Northport and Tuscaloosa. Water levels up to car hoods in the city of Northport and numerous streets flooded in the

city of Tuscaloosa.

WALKER COUNTY --- 5.8 E JASPER WALKER CO ARP [33.86, -87.17], 1.6 SW GAMBLE [33.87, -87.35], 2.1 SW MC CULLUM [33.80, -87.36], 3.5 NNW

CORDOVA [33.80, -87.20]

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Flash flooding in an RV Park in the town of Boldo. One RV swept downstream in flood waters. Several roads in the city of Jasper flooded and impassable.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- GARDENDALE [33.65, -86.82]

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Numerous trees uprooted between Fultondale and Gardendale.

BLOUNT COUNTY --- 2.2 SSE HOPEWELL [34.22, -86.46], 3.1 SE HOPEWELL [34.23, -86.43]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in far northern Blount County

and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with maximum winds near 85 mph.

A tornado touched down just east of Highway 25 in far northern Blount County. The tornado uprooted several trees along its path before entering Marshall

County.

MARENGO COUNTY --- 1.1 NNW VINELAND [32.04, -87.66], 0.4 E MOORES VLY [32.07, -87.62]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in southeast Marengo County and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with


A tornado formed along State Route 25 about two miles southwest of the Moores Valley community in extreme southeast Marengo County. The tornado

tracked northeast, causing significant tree damage at Friendship Baptist Church, along County Road 56, County Road 55, and Moores Valley Road. The

damage path quickly grew to a width of 1000 yards as it crossed into Wilcox County.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- GRAYSVILLE [33.63, -86.97], 6.3 WSW WELLER [33.29, -87.25], 3.6 SE MC CALLA [33.29, -86.98], 2.9 NNW COOLEY [33.51,

-86.64]

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Flash flooding reported across the Birmingham Metro area. Evacuations of homes in the town of Graysville. Vehicles stranded due to high water in the city

of Bessemer. Flooded roadways in the cities of Mountain Brook and Cahaba Heights.

JEFFERSON COUNTY --- TRUSSVILLE [33.62, -86.62]

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Several trees uprooted in the city of Trussville.

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ST. CLAIR COUNTY --- SPRINGVILLE [33.77, -86.47]

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Large tree fell on home in the city of Springville. One person transported to hospital.

PERRY COUNTY --- 2.1 SE LEVERT [32.73, -87.20], 2.9 ENE LEVERT [32.76, -87.18]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in northern Perry County and determined that it was consistent with an EF1 tornado, with


A tornado formed along County Road 9 about four miles north of the Sprott community in northern Perry County. The tornado tracked northeast and caused

extensive tree damage along County Road 2, where the tornado strengthened to a maximum intensity of 100 mph. The Mount Pleasant Freewill Baptist

Church had a portion of its roof removed, and the adjacent fellowship hall was destroyed. A short distance to the northeast, the tornado dissipated near

Hodgens Road.

DALLAS COUNTY --- 2.9 E BERLIN [32.24, -86.95], 2.0 N POLK [32.28, -86.90]

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National Weather Service meteorologists surveyed damage in eastern Dallas County and determined that it was consistent with an EF0 tornado, with


A tornado formed near the intersection of County Road 62 and County Road 417, about three miles southeast of the Sardis community in Dallas County. The

tornado tracked northeast, causing tree damage along County Road 471, County Road 30 and County Road 451. The tornado lifted at County Road 451.

ELMORE COUNTY --- MILLBROOK [32.48, -86.37]

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Several trees uprooted in the city of Millbrook.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY --- MONTGOMERY [32.38, -86.30]

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Street light blown down at Ann Street and numerous trees uprooted across the city of Montgomery.

CALHOUN COUNTY --- ANNISTON [33.65, -85.83]

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Several trees uprooted between the cities of Anniston and Oxford.

CALHOUN COUNTY --- JACKSONVILLE [33.82, -85.77]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed in the city of Jacksonville.

CALHOUN COUNTY --- PIEDMONT [33.92, -85.60]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed in the city of Piedmont.

TALLADEGA COUNTY --- SYLACAUGA [33.17, -86.25]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed in the city of Sylacauga.

ELMORE COUNTY --- 6.4 W WARE [32.45, -86.16]

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Several trees uprooted along Rifle Range Road.

CHEROKEE COUNTY --- 2.5 NNW SLACKLAND [34.17, -85.84], 3.2 NW POPE [34.10, -85.67], 1.5 N FARILL [34.27, -85.48], 0.4 NNE FIRESTONE [34.29,

-85.67]

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Multiple roads in the cities of Gaylesville, Leesburg, and Cedar Bluff flooded and impassible.

ETOWAH COUNTY --- 1.0 NNE IVALEE [34.04, -86.11], 2.1 W (GAD)GADSDEN ARPT [33.97, -86.12], 1.0 E ORD [33.98, -85.96], 0.9 S AGRICOLA [34.04,

-85.98]

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Several roads flooded and impassible in the cities of Gadsden and Attalla.

TALLAPOOSA COUNTY --- 1.4 S EAST TALLASEE [32.51, -85.88]

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Several trees uprooted along lower Tuskegee Road. One large tree on residence with one injury.

MACON COUNTY --- NOTASULGA [32.57, -85.67]

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Measured wind gust of 68 MPH gust reported by a home weather station in the town of Notasulga.

LEE COUNTY --- AUBURN [32.62, -85.47]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed in the city of Auburn.

CHAMBERS COUNTY --- 0.9 SW FAIRFAX [32.79, -85.19]

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Several dozen trees uprooted south of the town of Valley.

PIKE COUNTY --- 2.4 SSE NEEDMORE [31.87, -85.93]

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LEE COUNTY --- SMITHS STATION [32.53, -85.08]

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Several trees uprooted near the town of Smiths Station. One large tree fell on mobile home with one injury.

RUSSELL COUNTY --- PHENIX CITY [32.47, -85.00]

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Several trees uprooted and power lines downed in Phenix City and across Russell County.

BARBOUR COUNTY --- 1.8 NW EUFAULA [31.90, -85.17]

0

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Several trees uprooted along Fox Ridge Road near the Eufaula Country Club.

An upper-level low over the southwest United States evolved into a negatively-tilted shortwave trough as it moved over the

southeastern United States. A warm front steadily moved northward during the morning and afternoon hours on Sunday, April 12. This

allowed an unstable air mass to move northward and overspread much of the region. At the same time, very strong wind shear

developed over Alabama as the upper trough neared the state.

An initial wave of severe storms affected areas near and north of Interstate 20, involving tornadoes, damaging straight-line winds, and

some hail. Through the evening, a second wave of thunderstorms affected the remaining areas of Central Alabama with tornadoes and

damaging straight-line winds. Flooding also resulted from training rainfall near and north of Interstate 20. Some roads became

impassible or were washed out. This weather event was large in scope and produced severe weather from Oklahoma and Texas,

through the southeastern United States, then up the east coast to New York.

CHILTON COUNTY --- THORSBY [32.92, -86.72], 1.7 SSE CLANTON WARE IS ARPT [32.93, -86.51]

0

0



The core of a potent thunderstorm quickly intensified in the vicinity of Interstate 65 in Chilton County during the early-morning hours. Significant straight-line

winds developed along a bow echo as the strong winds aloft breached the low-level stable layer. Extensive wind damage, consisting of numerous

uprooted and snapped trees, began in Chilton County just west of Thorsby and continued eastward to the Coosa County line.

COOSA COUNTY --- 6.4 NW LAKE MITCHELL [32.93, -86.51], 6.3 SSE KELLYTON [32.89, -86.01]

0

0



A bow echo producing widespread wind damage crossed into western Coosa County from Chilton County. Significant straight-line winds tracked across

the entire county and into Tallapoosa County. Damage consisted of numerous uprooted and snapped trees along with large hail.

COOSA COUNTY --- 1.2 W SOLECO [33.03, -86.05]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/19/20 06:00 CST


TALLAPOOSA COUNTY --- 3.2 SSW RUSSEL MILLS [32.89, -86.01], 2.2 SSW EASTON [32.87, -85.71]

0

0



Significant straight-line winds along a bow echo that began in Chilton County produced extensive wind damage across the central portions of Tallapoosa

County, consisting of numerous uprooted and snapped trees. The bow echo weakened as it tracked eastward across the county.

CHAMBERS COUNTY --- LAFAYETTE [32.90, -85.38]

0

0



Several trees uprooted and power lines downed in the city of Lafayette.

SHELBY COUNTY --- 4.6 S SHELBY [33.05, -86.59], 5.3 SSW MOSTELLERS [33.03, -86.55], 3.8 S MOSTELLERS [33.05, -86.53], 3.2 S SHELBY [33.07,

-86.58]

0

0



Rainfall amounts of 3-5 inches produced localized flash flooding across southern Shelby County. At least six inches of water covering roadways near

Wildwood Shores.

CHILTON COUNTY --- 1.8 SSW LOMAX [32.86, -86.68], 2.5 NE KINCHEON [32.78, -86.67], 3.6 NNE COOPER [32.81, -86.52], 3.5 ENE CLANTON GRAGG

ARPT [32.87, -86.57]

0

0


04/19/20 13:00 CST Source: County Official

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Several roads washed out around the city of Clanton.

TALLAPOOSA COUNTY --- ALEXANDER CITY [32.95, -85.97]

0

0

Hail (1.75 in)04/19/20 11:02 CST


TALLAPOOSA COUNTY --- ALEXANDER CITY [32.95, -85.97]

0

0



Several trees fell onto a home with two injuries.

SUMTER COUNTY --- 0.9 NW YORK MALLARD ARPT [32.51, -88.28]

0

0



Several trees uprooted along Highway 11.

LOWNDES COUNTY --- 2.9 W TYSON [32.18, -86.50]

0

0



Several trees uprooted near the intersection of County Road 26 and County Road 37.

LEE COUNTY --- 1.1 ESE ROXANA [32.67, -85.63], 3.1 SW MITCHELL XRD [32.50, -85.44], 1.3 ENE SMITHS [32.53, -85.05], 1.5 E PINE GROVE [32.70,

-85.22]

0

0



Rainfall amounts of 4-6 inches across Lee County produced widespread flash flooding with many roadways impassable.

PIKE COUNTY --- 1.9 WSW GOSHEN [31.71, -86.15], 4.9 SSE SHILOH [31.72, -85.71]

0

0



Thunderstorms organized into a line just west of Pike County. The reflectivity gradient on these storms sharpened quickly, with a significant and persistent

straight-line wind signature. A large swath of straight-line wind damage occurred across the southern portions of Pike County. The damage consisted

mainly of snapped and uprooted trees, with the most significant damage along a stretch from Goshen to Brundidge. The damage swath continued into

southern Barbour County.

BARBOUR COUNTY --- 27.0 WNW BETHEL [31.71, -86.15], 2.2 E TERESE [31.80, -85.13]

0

0



A line of severe thunderstorms moved from Pike County into western Barbour County. A

significant and persistent straight-line wind signature accompanied the line of storms on radar as it progressed across the southern portions of Barbour

County. The damage consisted mainly of snapped and uprooted trees.

A low-amplitude trough affected the Gulf Coast region April 19th with Central Alabama impacts consisting of two significant straight-line

wind events (resulting in injuries), with other storms producing large hail and flash flooding. This activity was mainly focused south of

Interstate 20.

During the morning of the 19th, a warm front was located along the immediate Gulf Coast, placing all of Central Alabama in an

environment consisting of a stable low-level air mass; however, there was plenty of wind shear & instability aloft to support the

development of elevated thunderstorms (some severe) associated with a lead impulse. After a midday break, a second round occurred

late afternoon through the evening hours as the warm front struggled to move northward.

(AL-Z018) ETOWAH, (AL-Z019) CALHOUN, (AL-Z020) CHEROKEE, (AL-Z024) JEFFERSON, (AL-Z025) SHELBY, (AL-Z032) HALE, (AL-Z033) PERRY,

(AL-Z037) TALLAPOOSA, (AL-Z042) LOWNDES, (AL-Z044) MONTGOMERY

0

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SUMTER COUNTY --- 0.6 W SLEDGE [32.70, -88.33]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/23/20 13:07 CST


BIBB COUNTY --- 0.7 N RANDOLPH [32.91, -86.92]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/23/20 15:03 CST

04/23/20 15:04 CST Source: Social Media

MARENGO COUNTY --- LINDEN [32.30, -87.80]

0

0



Numerous trees uprooted between Linden and Providence.

PERRY COUNTY --- 0.6 W BETHLEHEM [32.80, -87.11]

0

0



Several trees uprooted along Highway 219.

CHILTON COUNTY --- BESSIE [32.95, -86.83]

0

0




CHILTON COUNTY --- 2.9 NNW MINERAL SPGS [32.99, -86.68]

0

0




Two waves of severe weather occurred on April 23rd, one during the early morning hours and another in the afternoon. The first event

was characterized by a stable low level air mass, with strong shear and moderate instability aloft. A wake low or gravity wave

developed within or near the back edge of a rain shield, and produced wind damage. Clearing across west Alabama allowed for

destabilization of the air mass and a line of severe storms developed across southwest Alabama.

ALABAMA, North

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 1.5 NNE WOODLAWN [34.85, -87.59]

0.20K

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A tree was knocked down at 501 Spring Wood Court.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 1.9 N WHITEHEAD [34.91, -87.32]

0.20K

0



A tree was knocked down on CR 89 at CR 50.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 0.6 N WHITEHEAD [34.89, -87.32]

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A tree was knocked down on CR 89 at CR 76.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 1.6 NNE WHITEHEAD [34.90, -87.31]

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A tree was knocked down on CR 545 between CR 50 and CR 76.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 1.7 W ROGERSVILLE [34.83, -87.31]

1K

0



Thunderstorm winds partially knocked down a wood fence. A few shingles were blown off of the roof of a home. A large tree was knocked down near

Turner Lindsey Road. Time estimated from radar.

A cluster of thunderstorms developed in southern middle Tennessee during the late afternoon hours and dropped southeast into far

northwest and north central Alabama. One of the thunderstorms produced wind damage in Lauderdale County.

MADISON COUNTY --- 1.8 ENE HUNTSVILLE [34.74, -86.59]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/08/20 23:55 CST


One inch diameter hail was reported in the Five Points community of Huntsville.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 2.2 NW UNION GROVE [34.42, -86.48]

0.20K

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One tree was uprooted and blown across the road at the intersection of Mountain View Church Road and Union Grove Road.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 0.6 E RUTH [34.37, -86.56]

0

0



Multiple trees were knocked down in different directions about 4 miles northwest of Arab.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 0.9 SW NORTH ARAB [34.34, -86.53]

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One tree was knocked down onto a house. Also, a large oak tree was uprooted near this same location.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 0.6 E WATERLOO [34.92, -88.06]

0

0

Hail (1.75 in)04/09/20 00:03 CST


Golf ball sized hail was reported.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 2.4 SSE PICKWICK LAKE [34.82, -88.08]

0.20K

0



A tree was knocked down on Riverton Rose Trail.

LAWRENCE COUNTY --- 0.6 E LEMON HILL [34.73, -87.41]

1K

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A tree was knocked down onto a house near the intersection of Highway 101 and CR 268.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 0.5 WSW MARGERUM [34.77, -88.08]

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A tree was knocked down at the intersection of Riverton Rose Trail and Margerum Road.

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LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 0.9 SW WRIGHT [34.91, -87.99]

0

0

Hail (0.88 in)04/09/20 00:09 CST


Nickel sized hail was reported.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 1.8 WNW SMITHSONIA [34.81, -87.90]

0

0



Multiple trees were knocked down in the road in the Sunset Beach neighborhood.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 2.7 E SMITHSONIA [34.80, -87.82]

0.20K

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A tree was knocked down on CR 4 between CR 180 and CR 15.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 3.1 S OAKLAND [34.79, -87.79]

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A tree was knocked down on CR 2 about two miles west of Rock Primitive Church.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 1.1 W MOULTON HGTS [34.60, -87.04]

0

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Two trees were knocked down on a house and through a fence.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 0.9 SE SHEFFIELD [34.76, -87.69]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/09/20 00:29 CST


One inch diameter hail was reported.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 1.5 NW TUSCUMBIA [34.74, -87.72]

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A tree was knocked down near Watts Bar Street and Norris Circle.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 2.9 W BASHAM [34.52, -87.07]

1K

0



Winds damaged a portion of the roof of a home on Mud Tavern Road in Decatur.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 2.5 WNW MIDWAY [34.75, -87.47]

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A tree was knocked down at the intersection of Carter Road and Shaw Road.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 1.3 ENE MUSCLE SHOALS [34.76, -87.65]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/09/20 00:36 CST


One inch diameter hail was reported via mPING.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 1.3 ESE UNDERWOOD XRDS [34.74, -87.51]

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0


04/09/20 00:41 CST Source: State Official

A tree was knocked down onto a house.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 0.7 N HARTSELLE [34.44, -86.93]

0

0

Hail (1.00 in)04/09/20 00:47 CST

04/09/20 00:47 CST Source: Trained Spotter

One inch diameter hail was reported.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 2.2 NW UNION GROVE [34.42, -86.48]

0.50K

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One tree was uprooted and blown across the road at the intersection of Mountain View Church Road and Union Grove Road.


0

0



A tree was knocked down onto a house 2 miles WNW of Arab. A large oak tree was also uprooted at this locaiton.


0

0



Trees were knocked down in different direction about 4 miles NE of Baileyton.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.8 SE BETHEL [34.18, -86.96]

0

0

Hail (0.88 in)04/09/20 01:12 CST


Nickel sized hail was reported.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.5 NNE CROSSVILLE [34.30, -85.99]

0.50K

0



A large tree was knocked down on CR 46 near Highway 227.

Clusters of strong to severe thunderstorms developed in southeast Missouri, western Kentucky and western Tennessee during the

evening hours of the 8th. They moved southeast into north Alabama during the late evening of the 8th into the early morning hours of

the 9th. These storms produced hail and damaging winds in a few locations.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 2.1 SSE LEESDALE [34.52, -86.89]

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A lightning strike to a steeple caused a fire at Shoal Creek Baptist Church in Priceville. Firefighters responded and were able to the put the fire out before

spreading to the rest of the church.

(AL-Z001) LAUDERDALE, (AL-Z002) COLBERT

14K

0

Strong Wind (MAX 39 kt)04/12/20 13:00 CST

04/13/20 06:00 CST

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- FLORENCE [34.80, -87.67], 0.5 NNW FLORENCE [34.81, -87.67], 0.9 W FLORENCE [34.80, -87.69], 0.6 SW FLORENCE [34.79,

-87.68]

0

0

Flood (due to Heavy Rain)04/12/20 15:26 CST

04/12/20 21:00 CST Source: Law Enforcement

Several roads and intersections closed due to flooding across Florence.

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MADISON COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW NORMAL [34.76, -86.59]

0

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A tree was uprooted near Sparkman Drive and Highway 231. Time estimated by radar.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.7 S ARONA [34.21, -86.08]

0

0



A car port was knocked down.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 1.4 SE BOAZ [34.19, -86.15], 3.7 E BOAZ [34.21, -86.11]

0

0



The tornado continued from Etowah County west of Highway 431, south of Denson Avenue. It quickly intensified to its peak strength as it crossed Highway

431 and plowed through a neighborhood north of Roden Road. Nearly every single home (dozens) in this neighborhood experienced some degree of

damage. The most intense damage was noted from two separate single family homes. The first home, with the most devastating damage, was completely

destroyed and was mostly taken off its foundation with only two small interior rooms remaining, where the residents took shelter. It was noted however

that the anchorage system for the home appeared to be non-existent with no bolts observed to the foundation crawl space piers. The second heavily

damaged home on Lee Avenue, experienced a collapse of exterior walls, likely occurring after the roof was taken off. The tornado continued on an east to

northeast track across and along Bethsaida Road causing numerous trees to snapped or be uprooted. Several houses appeared to have had shingle roof

damage. The tornado continued into DeKalb County.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.8 SW ARONA [34.21, -86.11], 1.2 ENE RODENTOWN [34.24, -86.00]

0

0



The tornado continued from Marshall County into southern DeKalb County and caused sporadic tree damage before it dissipated near the intersection of CR

29 and CR 26.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 0.6 E BOAZ [34.20, -86.16], 0.2 E BOAZ [34.20, -86.17], 0.3 SSE BOAZ [34.20, -86.17], 0.8 ESE BOAZ [34.20, -86.16]

0

0



Flash flood waters 12" deep at the intersection of Al 168 and Brown Street in Boaz.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 2.4 NNE WOODVILLE [34.66, -86.26], 0.9 ENE NAT [34.62, -86.27], 0.4 W WOODVILLE [34.63, -86.29], 2.6 N WOODVILLE [34.67,

-86.27]

0

0



Half a foot of water running over CR 8 near Woodville due to excessive rainfall.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.7 ENE LIM ROCK [34.67, -86.19]

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A tree was knocked down onto the road at 2504 State Highway 35 in Lim Rock.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.9 NE FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.72], 0.9 NNE FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.72], 0.6 NNE FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.72], 0.6 NE FT PAYNE [34.44,

-85.72]

0

0



Godfrey Avenue between 3rd and 8th Streets flooded in Fort Payne.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.3 WNW FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.75], 1.5 WNW FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.75], 1.4 WNW FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.75], 1.3 WNW FT PAYNE

[34.44, -85.75]

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0



Portions of Airport Road West flooded. Depth of water unknown.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 3.1 SW WILBURN [33.92, -87.07]

0

0



Trees were knocked down along Highway 69 near the Walker County line. Time estimated by radar.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.3 NNW COLD SPGS [34.00, -87.04], 2.8 NNW BREMEN [34.02, -86.99]

0

0



The tornado touched down just southwest of County Road 94 near Coon Creek. It moved along a northeasterly track, uprooting several trees. As it crossed

County Road 107, several chicken houses were completely destroyed and dozens of trees were uprooted. It continued to the northeast, snapping or

uprooting trees and damaging a shed along County Road 108. After crossing County Road 108 and snapping or uprooting several more trees, the tornado

lifted just southwest of County Road 222.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.8 NW BREMEN [34.00, -86.99]

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A tree was knocked down on a car on CR 81. Time estimated by radar.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 3.1 SE LORETTO [34.04, -86.88]

0

0



A collapsed house was reported on Highway 69 near Dodge City. Time estimated by radar.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 3.6 SE LORETTO [34.03, -86.88]

0.50K

0



Power line were knocked down on CR 223. Time estimated by radar.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 0.7 S HANCEVILLE [34.06, -86.77]

0.20K

0



A tree was knocked down in Hanceville. Time estimated by radar.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.4 S GOOD HOPE [34.08, -86.87]

0

0



Big oak trees were knocked down on CR 216 making the road impassable. Time estimated by radar.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.8 S GOOD HOPE [34.07, -86.87], 0.9 WSW WHITE CITY [34.09, -86.78]

0

0



The tornado touched down just west of Beech Grove Road just south of Good Hope before crossing Interstate 65 near mile marker 302 where dozens of

trees were snapped or uprooted. The tornado continued on an east-northeast track crossing County Road 490 and County Road 573 uprooting dozens

more trees. As the tornado neared Highway 31 along Day Gap Road, it intensified and removed the roof from a single wide trailer and caused more

concentrated tree damage. The tornado crossed Highway 31 and continued to the east-northeast causing damage to a gas station and uprooting or

snapping several more trees. The tornado lifted just east of County Road 599.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.9 NE WOODVILLE [34.64, -86.27]

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A propane tank was displaced on CR 8 at Collins Road.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 1.0 NE WOODVILLE [34.64, -86.27], 0.9 NE WOODVILLE [34.64, -86.27], 0.8 NE WOODVILLE [34.64, -86.27], 0.9 NE WOODVILLE

[34.64, -86.27]

0

0



Houses flooding on Collins Street in Woodville.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 0.7 ENE WELTI [34.13, -86.74], 1.0 E WELTI [34.13, -86.73]

0

0



A brief tornado touched down near the junction of County Road 749 and County Road 747 just south of the Welti Community. The tornado moved to the

southeast where it uprooted several trees and destroyed a small shed. It crossed County Road 747 and uprooted a few more trees before lifting east of

County Road 747 near Glasscock Creek.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.7 W WALTER [34.12, -86.71], 1.2 NE WALTER [34.13, -86.67]

0

0



The tornado touched down just east of County Road 640 near the Duck River and move to the northeast. Along its path, it uprooted numerous trees and

removed the metal roofing on a chicken house as it move across County Road 645. The tornado intensified as it crossed County Road 703 and removed the

roof of a home.

Another home along County Road 781 had its roof removed. The tornado continued briefly to the northeast, uprooting more trees and removing the metal

roofing of a barn. The tornado lifted just east of County Road 771 near Buzzard Branch.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 2.1 WSW SCOTTSBORO [34.66, -86.06]

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A tree was knocked down into the roadway on Woods Cove Road.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 2.4 SSW HOLLY POND [34.14, -86.64]

0

0



Trees were knocked down and power was out in the Walter community. Time estimated by radar.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.1 W SCOTTSBORO [34.67, -86.03]

0.50K

0



Power lines were knocked down on College Avenue.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 1.4 S SCOTTSBORO MUNI ARPT [34.68, -86.00]

0

0



A road sign was blown down into the roadway near Highway 72 at Highway 35.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 0.9 SW BROOKLYN [34.21, -86.63]

0.20K

0



A tree was knocked down on CR 1699. Time estimated by radar.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 2.2 WNW HODGE [34.63, -86.01]

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0



A tree was knocked down across the roadway on Clemons Road.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 1.5 S SCOTTSBORO MUNI ARPT [34.68, -86.00]

0.20K

0



A tree was knocked down at 600 block of Snodgrass Road.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.4 SSE SCOTTSBORO MUNI ARPT [34.70, -86.00]

0.50K

0



Power lines were knocked down at 37 Ridgedale Road.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.5 SE SCOTTSBORO MUNI ARPT [34.69, -85.99]

0

0



A tree was knocked down onto a mobile home, trapping the occupant.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.5 SSE SCOTTSBORO MUNI ARPT [34.69, -86.00]

0.50K

0



Trees and power lines were knocked down on George Adams Road. Time estimated by radar.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 1.5 NNE HODGE [34.64, -85.96]

0

0



Trees were knocked down on Highway 40 along the side of Sand Mountain. Time estimated by radar.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 1.5 WSW GUNTERSVILLE LAKE [34.64, -85.96]

0.20K

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A tree was knocked down onto Highway 40, about halfway down Sand Mountain.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 2.4 ESE HOLLYWOOD [34.71, -85.94]

0

0



Trees were knocked down on CR 33. Time estimated by radar.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 0.6 E WOODVILLE [34.63, -86.27], 0.8 E NAT [34.62, -86.27], 0.2 E NAT [34.62, -86.28], 0.3 ENE WOODVILLE [34.63, -86.28]

0

0



Water rescue on College Street in Woodville. Multiple cars submerged. Depth of water unknown.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 1.7 S RED HILL [34.23, -86.43], 1.4 WNW HYATT [34.23, -86.37]

0

0



The tornado touched down in far northeast Blount County and crossed the Marshall County line about one mile west-southwest of Meadowbrook Drive. The

tornado tracked approximately three miles crossing Alabama Highway 79 South, where dozens of trees were uprooted and a couple of homes sustained

minor roof damage. The tornado continued to the east-northeast uprooting several more trees before lifting along Foster Road.

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MORGAN COUNTY --- 0.9 NW RYAN XRDS [34.34, -86.61], 1.8 S CENTER GROVE [34.35, -86.63], 1.3 SE CENTER GROVE [34.37, -86.61], 2.3 NNE RYAN

XRDS [34.36, -86.59]

0

0



Flash Flooding covering the road on AL Hwy 67 near Ryan Loop Road. Video relayed from Social Media. Depth of water unknown.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.1 W BOLTE [34.15, -86.82], 1.3 W BOLTE [34.15, -86.82], 1.1 N PHELAN [34.15, -86.82], 0.9 W BOLTE [34.15, -86.82]

0

0



Estimated at least 1 foot of standing water in portions of the Fox Meadow Neighborhood near Cullman. Report relayed via social media.

MADISON COUNTY --- 0.9 NW OWENS XRDS [34.59, -86.48], 1.0 N OWENS XRDS [34.59, -86.47], 1.8 NW OWENS XRDS [34.60, -86.49], 1.5 WNW

OWENS XRDS [34.59, -86.49]

0

0



Standing water over the roadway in Owens Cross Roads. Report relayed via social media.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 0.9 NW RYAN XRDS [34.34, -86.61], 0.8 N RYAN XRDS [34.34, -86.60], 1.3 N RYAN XRDS [34.35, -86.60], 1.3 NW RYAN XRDS

[34.34, -86.62]

0

0



Water rushing across AL Hwy 67 near the Ryan Crossroads Community. Depth of water unknown.

JACKSON COUNTY --- 1.4 S HIGDON [34.83, -85.63]

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A tree was knocked down onto the roadway at 278 CR 323 in Hidgon.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 8.8 NNE IDER [34.83, -85.61], 9.6 N SULPHUR SPGS [34.84, -85.58]

0

0



The tornado touched down one-half mile to the west of Shiloh Community Church, damaging a barn. The tornado moved eastward along County Road 814

approaching the community of Shiloh. The greatest structural damage occurred at the church, with large sections of roof being damaged, and the walkway

covering being removed from the church. At this point the tornado was at its widest. The tornado continued moving to the east toward the Alabama/Georgia

state line. Along the path, relatively minor damage occurred to several mobile homes, peeling back metal from the roofs, and snapping both hardwood and

softwood trees. The tornado further strengthened and became larger in size after it crossed into Dade County Georgia.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 0.7 S CULLMAN [34.17, -86.83], 0.9 S CULLMAN [34.17, -86.83], 0.9 SSE CULLMAN [34.17, -86.82], 0.6 SSE CULLMAN

[34.17, -86.83]

0

0



Side street underwater and car submerged near Cullman High School. Report relayed via social media. Depth of water unknown.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 2.4 WSW FALKVILLE [34.36, -86.94], 1.9 WSW FALKVILLE [34.36, -86.93], 2.0 WSW FALKVILLE [34.36, -86.93], 2.6 WSW

FALKVILLE [34.36, -86.94]

0

0



Significant flash flooding occurred along Jones Branch and Flint Creek. A water rescue occurred at the intersection of Appleton Road and Robinson Creek

Road. The vehicle was recovered the next morning. Photos and report relayed via social media.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 0.6 W GOOD HOPE [34.10, -86.88], 0.4 SW GOOD HOPE [34.10, -86.88], 0.7 SW GOOD HOPE [34.09, -86.88], 1.0 W GOOD HOPE

[34.10, -86.89]

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Several feet of flowing water across Day Gap Road. Report relayed via social media.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 0.7 N HARTSELLE [34.44, -86.93], 1.0 NNE HARTSELLE [34.44, -86.93], 1.4 N HARTSELLE [34.45, -86.93], 1.3 NNW HARTSELLE

[34.45, -86.94]

0

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Portions of downtown Hartselle flooded. Report relayed via social media. Depth of water unknown.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 0.7 N HARTSELLE [34.44, -86.93], 1.3 N HARTSELLE [34.45, -86.93], 1.3 NNW HARTSELLE [34.45, -86.94], 0.9 NW HARTSELLE

[34.44, -86.94]

0

0



Portions of downtown Hartselle flooded. Depth of water unknown. Report relayed via social media.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81], 1.4 S SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.80], 1.4 WSW FURNEY XRDS [34.44, -86.80], 1.9 WSW

FURNEY XRDS [34.44, -86.81]

0

0



AL Hwy 36 near Hobb Ward Road flooded. Report relayed via social media. Depth of water unknown.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81], 1.4 SSW SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.80], 1.4 WSW FURNEY XRDS [34.45, -86.80], 1.8 SSW

SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81]

0

0



AL Hwy 36 near Hobb Ward Road flooded. Depth of water unknown. Report relayed via social media.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.3 ESE JEPPA [34.29, -86.53], 2.1 ESE JEPPA [34.29, -86.52], 2.2 N JOPPA [34.28, -86.52], 1.3 SE JEPPA [34.28, -86.54]

0

0


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Flash flooding of CR 1819 near CR 1807 and along CR 1815 near Arab. Depth of water unknown.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.9 ENE COLLINSVILLE [34.27, -85.86], 1.8 SE PORTERSVILLE [34.30, -85.80]

0

0



A tornado uprooted several trees along and just east of North Valley Avenue. Large branches were snapped off trees as the tornado tracked east of CR

822 before destroying a small barn shed along CR 853.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.9 ESE WEST PT [34.22, -86.92], 2.1 SSE EBENEZER [34.22, -86.91], 1.9 SSE EBENEZER [34.22, -86.92], 1.6 ESE WEST PT

[34.22, -86.92]

0

0



Rushing water over roadway with part of road washed out. Multiple high water rescues in the vicinity of CR 1184 where Chaney Branch flows under the

road.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.3 ENE ARKADELPHIA [33.91, -86.95], 1.7 NE ARKADELPHIA [33.92, -86.95], 1.1 NNE ARKADELPHIA [33.92, -86.97], 0.9 NE

ARKADELPHIA [33.91, -86.96]

0

0



Flash flooding of both bridges where Sullivan Creek flows under CR 91 northeast of Arkadelphia.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 1.5 NNE GOOD HOPE [34.12, -86.86], 1.7 NNE GOOD HOPE [34.12, -86.85], 1.3 NE GOOD HOPE [34.12, -86.86], 1.2 NNE GOOD

HOPE [34.12, -86.87]

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Flooding reported on the East side of Good Hope along Doc Clemmons Road, Cupp Road, and Lindsey Road. Depth of water unknown.

CULLMAN COUNTY --- 2.1 S WILBURN [33.92, -87.03], 1.9 SSW WILBURN [33.92, -87.04], 2.5 SSW WILBURN [33.92, -87.04], 2.5 S WILBURN [33.91,

-87.03]

0

0



CR 27 flooded near Arkadelphia. Depth of water unknown.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81], 1.4 SSW SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81], 1.4 WSW FURNEY XRDS [34.44, -86.80], 1.9 SSW

SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81]

0

0



Flash flooding on Highway 36 at East Hobb Road. Photo report relayed via social media.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.7 S HIGH PT [34.57, -85.60], 1.5 ESE HIGH PT [34.57, -85.58], 1.1 ENE HIGH PT [34.59, -85.58], 0.4 WNW HIGH PT [34.58, -85.61]

0

0



AL Hwy 117 closed by ALDOT due to water over the road. Depth of water unknown.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.4 S FT PAYNE ISBELL ARPT [34.45, -85.72], 1.3 S FT PAYNE ISBELL ARPT [34.45, -85.72], 1.2 S FT PAYNE ISBELL ARPT

[34.45, -85.72], 1.4 S FT PAYNE ISBELL ARPT [34.45, -85.72]

0

0



Retaining wall collapsed due to flooding in Fort Payne. Depth of water unknown.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.5 SSE FT PAYNE ISBELL ARPT [34.45, -85.71], 1.6 SSE FT PAYNE ISBELL ARPT [34.45, -85.71], 1.6 NE FT PAYNE [34.45,

-85.71], 1.5 NE FT PAYNE [34.45, -85.71]

0

0



Residences flooded on Godfrey Avenue and Watkins Avenue in Fort Payne. Depth of water unknown.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81], 1.0 W FURNEY XRDS [34.45, -86.80], 1.0 WSW FURNEY XRDS [34.44, -86.80], 1.9 SSW

SOMERVILLE [34.45, -86.81]

0

0



Water rushing over the roadwayon Hwy 36 between Black Road and Cutoff Road where Gum Springs Creek and Roan Branch flow under Hwy 36. Depth

of water unknown.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.7 S COLLINSVILLE [34.26, -85.87], 1.1 SE COLLINSVILLE [34.26, -85.86], 1.5 S COLLINSVILLE [34.25, -85.87], 1.2 SSW

COLLINSVILLE [34.25, -85.88]

0

0



First floor of Collinsville School flooded. Depth of water unknown.

COLBERT COUNTY --- 2.1 SSE MARGERUM [34.74, -88.06]

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A tree was knocked down on Asphalt Road at Sutton Hill Road. Time estimated from radar.

MORGAN COUNTY --- 0.8 ESE WILHITES [34.32, -86.89], 0.6 SSE WILHITES [34.31, -86.90], 0.9 S WILHITES [34.31, -86.90], 1.3 SE WILHITES [34.30,

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Vehicles were trapped by flash flood waters where a train was stalled along Wilhite Road. Photos and report relayed via social media.

LAUDERDALE COUNTY --- 2.5 SE GEORGETOWN [34.80, -87.90]

0.20K

0



A tree was knocked down on Sunset Beach Road.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 2.1 SSE STAMP [34.55, -85.72], 2.2 SSE STAMP [34.55, -85.72], 2.7 SSE STAMP [34.54, -85.71], 2.8 SSE STAMP [34.54, -85.72]

0

0



County road 85 washed out by flood waters. Depth of water unknown.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.3 WNW FT PAYNE [34.44, -85.75], 1.7 SSE HENAGAR [34.45, -85.77], 1.8 NE HUGES MILL [34.44, -85.78], 1.3 WNW FT PAYNE

[34.44, -85.75]

0

0



Significant flash flooding occurring along Big Wills Creek in Fort Payne. Hwy 35 closed at Airport Road due to 3 feet of water flowing over it. Medical Center

Drive was flooded and ambulances unable to park at bay. Record Crest of 17.94 feet was measured at Big Wills Creek at Fort Payne (BGWA1) gage,

surpassing the old Flood of Record by more than 3.5 feet.

MARSHALL COUNTY --- 3.5 ESE LITTLE NEW YORK [34.37, -86.12], 3.0 S POPLAR SPGS [34.38, -86.13], 2.9 ESE LITTLE NEW YORK [34.37, -86.13],

3.6 ESE LITTLE NEW YORK [34.36, -86.12]

0

0



Tick Duckett Road was washed out due to flash flooding. A vehicle had to be rescued. Time estimated by news report. Depth of water unknown.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.6 E VALLEY HEAD [34.57, -85.62], 0.9 ENE VALLEY HEAD [34.57, -85.61], 0.3 E HAMMONDVILLE [34.58, -85.62], 0.3 S

HAMMONDVILLE [34.58, -85.63]

0

0



Flash flooding along Big Wills Creek has pushed debris up blocking Highway 117. Depth of water unknown. Time estimated.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.7 S SKIRUM [34.31, -85.97], 0.4 SSE SKIRUM [34.32, -85.97], 0.8 SSE SKIRUM [34.31, -85.96], 0.8 S SKIRUM [34.31, -85.97]

0

0



Bridge washed out on CR 191. Depth of water unknown. Time estimated.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 0.9 SE HIGH PT [34.57, -85.59], 0.5 E HAMMONDVILLE [34.58, -85.62], 0.3 NNE VALLEY HEAD [34.57, -85.63], 1.6 SE VALLEY

HEAD [34.55, -85.61]

0

0



Highway 117 going up to Mentone closed. Depth of water unknown. Time estimated.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 1.9 WNW PORTERSVILLE [34.33, -85.85], 1.5 NW PORTERSVILLE [34.33, -85.84], 1.9 SSW LEBANON [34.35, -85.84], 2.3 SW

LEBANON [34.34, -85.85]

0

0



Bridge washed out on CR 212 off of CR 51. Depth of water unknown. Time estimated.

DEKALB COUNTY --- 2.3 E SULPHUR SPGS [34.70, -85.56], 2.8 E SULPHUR SPGS [34.70, -85.55], 2.7 ESE SULPHUR SPGS [34.69, -85.55], 2.0 ESE

SULPHUR SPGS [34.69, -85.57]

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Flash flooding occurring at at chicken farm on Sulphur Springs Road where a fire was being responded to. Depth of water unknown.

Heavy rainfall occurred across the entire NWS Huntsville County Warning area, as well as damage from thunderstorm winds and a few

tornadoes.

While heavy rainfall reports were spread out across the CWFA, the most significant flash flooding occurred in Fort Payne and

surrounding areas in Northeast Alabama.

Intense rainfall of 6-6.5 inches fell in DeKalb County along Big Wills Creek.

A new Flood of Record crest of 17.94 feet occurred, surpassing the old Flood of Record (14.36) by a whopping 3.5 feet! More than 50

roads were shut down, with extensive flooding that occurred on Hwy 35 leading up to the Hwy 35/I459 interchange.

Public Park on AL Hwy 117 in Valley Head inundated by rushing water from flash flooding

(AL-Z008) MARSHALL, (AL-Z009) JACKSON, (AL-Z010) DEKALB, (AL-Z016) CULLMAN

0

0

Frost/Freeze04/16/20 00:00 CST

04/16/20 06:00 CST

Temperatures fell into the 30-36 degree range in valley locations of northeast Alabama.

(AL-Z006) MADISON, (AL-Z009) JACKSON

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0

Strong Wind (MAX 43 kt)04/23/20 05:00 CST

04/23/20 07:00 CST

(AL-Z008) MARSHALL

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A 'wake low' pressure area developed at the back end of rainfall that had moved east through north Alabama and southern middle

Tennessee during the evening hours. This wave increased winds from near calm to over 40 mph between Midnight LST and 2 AM LST,

but no damage reports were received. Another "wake low" occurred between 5 and 7 AM LST in north central into northeast Alabama.

This also resulted in a similar increase in winds with gusts of 40 mph or higher. The second event resulted in several trees being

knocked down or uprooted, some onto power lines, across portions of north central and northeast Alabama. It is possible that the

combination of both wind events could have resulted in the number of reports received after the second wave of gusty winds.

DEKALB COUNTY --- LATHAMVILLE [34.27, -86.03]

0

0



Several trees were knocked down and a trampoline was displaced in Lathamville.

A narrow line of showers and thunderstorms developed during the midday hours and pushed through northeast Alabama. One report

of damaging winds was received in DeKalb County.

ALABAMA, Southeast

HOUSTON COUNTY --- MADRID [31.03, -85.39]

0

0



Several trees were blown down in the Madrid area.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 1.4 WSW SEALY SPRINGS [31.02, -85.32]

5K

0



Power lines were blown down and a shed was moved on Ramer Loop just off Stateline Road.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- COTTONWOOD [31.05, -85.30]

0

0



Numerous trees and a power line were blown down in the Cottonwood area.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 2.1 ESE SEALY SPRINGS [31.02, -85.27]

5K

0


04/08/20 17:45 CST Source: Utility Company

Strong winds blew part of a structure into a utility pole on Waddell Road.

The combination of steep mid level lapse rates, an upper trough, and significant low level moisture with dewpoints in the 70s

contributed to significant instability across the area. Thunderstorms produced several instances of large hail and wind damage across

portions of southeast Alabama and southwest Georgia.

DALE COUNTY --- 1.5 SSE BLACKWELL FIELD [31.41, -85.60]

0

0



A tree was blown down along Highway 231.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.2 SSE WOODLAND GROVE CHURCH [31.42, -85.95]

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0



A tree was blown down on County Road 260.

DALE COUNTY --- 1.2 E ARITON [31.60, -85.69]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 4.2 N NEWBY [31.61, -86.13]

0

0




HENRY COUNTY --- 2.1 N GRABALL [31.61, -85.27]

0

0



Widespread trees were blown down along with power outages.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.9 WNW WILKINSTOWN [31.61, -86.02]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.1 N CLINTONVILLE [31.43, -85.89]

0

0



There were several reports of trees down.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.2 NE DANLEY [31.44, -86.13]

0

0



A tree was blown down at 891 County Road 367.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.4 N BASIN [31.36, -86.13]

0

0



A tree was blown down at 519 Highway 141.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.4 WSW CARL FOLSOM ELBA ARPT [31.40, -86.11]

0

0



A tree was blown down at Larkin Road.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.2 SSW CARL FOLSOM ELBA ARPT [31.38, -86.10]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.6 W PERRY STORE [31.28, -86.16]

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A tree was blown down on South Highway 189.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.9 SW NEW HAVEN [31.34, -86.08]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.4 S CARL FOLSOM ELBA ARPT [31.39, -86.09]

0

0



A tree was blown down on Lower Curtis Road.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.4 NNE ELBA [31.44, -86.05]

0

0



A tree was blown down on Herman Driggers Dr.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW WOODLAND GROVE CHURCH [31.43, -85.97]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.2 W NEW BROCKTON [31.37, -85.94]

0

0



A tree was blown down on South Tyler Street.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.5 ESE CAMP ALAFLO BSA [31.40, -85.81]

0

0



A tree was blown down on South Highway 27.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.9 SE ENTERPRISE MUNICIPAL ARPT [31.28, -85.88]

0

0



A tree was blown down at 6242 County Road 623.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.9 SW FAIRVIEW [31.22, -86.05]

0

0



A tree was blown down on Highway 87 South.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.7 SE TURNER CROSSROADS [31.28, -85.94]

0

0




DALE COUNTY --- 0.9 NE OZARK [31.45, -85.63]

0

0



A tree was blown down in the Civic Center parking lot in Ozark.

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COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.8 SW ENTERPRISE [31.30, -85.86]

3K

0



Several trees and power lines were blown down across the Enterprise area.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 0.7 N SLOCOMB [31.11, -85.59]

3K

0



A tree fell on a power line in the Slocomb area.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.6 W TAYLOR [31.16, -85.47]

0

0



Trees were blown down around Taylor.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.6 E WEBB [31.26, -85.27]

0

0



Multiple trees were blown down around Webb.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.6 W PANSEY [31.15, -85.18]

0

0



Multiple trees were blown down in the Pansey area.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.9 NW ASHFORD [31.19, -85.24]

0

0



Multiple trees were blown down around Ashford.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 3.1 SW PANSEY [31.12, -85.21]

3K

0



Power lines were blown down along Rocky Creek Road.

A strong area of low pressure with sufficient instability and a very strong low level jet affected the tri-state area. A severe squall line

crossed the area with numerous reports of wind damage. A couple of tornadoes occurred in south-central Georgia.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.1 N WISE MILL [31.52, -86.02]

0

0



Trees and power lines were down on CR-219 south of CR-217.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.4 E JACK [31.54, -86.03]

0

0



A tree was down at 27057 Highway 87.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.6 E CARL FOLSOM ELBA ARPT [31.41, -86.08]

0

0



A tree was down at Coroline Street and Williams Street.

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COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.7 N LOWRY MILL [31.54, -85.98]

0

0



A tree was down at 304 CR208.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.0 NNE LOWRY MILL [31.54, -85.97], 2.0 N MIXSON CROSSROADS [31.51, -85.91]

50K

0


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A dual pol tornadic debris signature was visible from EOX radar moving across portions of northern Coffee county. Damage occurred in the form of

numerous snapped trees and roof damage. The tornado was rated EF0 with winds estimated near 80 mph.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.4 S WILKINSTOWN [31.58, -85.99]

0

0



Trees and power lines were down on CR-206 about one quarter mile west of the CR-205 intersection.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.8 NE LEE [31.50, -86.05]

0

0



A tree was down at CR231 and Highway 87.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.8 SW WISE MILL [31.47, -86.04]

0

0



A line was down at Highway 125 Whitewater Baptist Church.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.1 NNW LOWRY MILL [31.56, -85.99]

0

0



A tree was down on CR-208.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.6 E LOWRY MILL [31.53, -85.97]

15K

0



Significant roof damage occurred to a roof of a house off of CR220 near Victoria.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.9 NE ELBA [31.42, -86.06]

20K

0



Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.4 WNW BROOKLYN [31.32, -86.19]

0

0



A tree was down on CR423.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.2 SSW CURTIS [31.36, -86.16]

0

0




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COFFEE COUNTY --- ELBA [31.41, -86.07]

20K

0



Numerous trees and power lines were blown down.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.2 SE WILKINSTOWN [31.58, -85.96]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.9 SW CHESTNUT GROVE [31.58, -85.92]

0

0




COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.9 NE RICHBURG [31.40, -85.95]

0

0



A tree was down on W McKinnon Street.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.7 WSW DAMASCUS [31.30, -86.04]

0

0



A tree was down at 7913 Highway 87.

COFFEE COUNTY --- HOLLEY STORE [31.22, -86.09]

50K

0



Trees and power lines were down on CR460 outside of Kinston. Barns and homes were also damaged.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 0.7 N EANON [31.52, -85.86]

0

0



Trees and power lines were blown down along CR147 north of CR149.

COFFEE COUNTY --- NEW HOPE [31.55, -85.86]

0

0



Trees and power lines were down on CR105 between CR114 and CR107.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.4 N TABERNACLE [31.47, -85.86]

0

0



A tree was down on Highway 51.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 1.9 WSW TABERNACLE [31.44, -85.89]

0

0



A tree was down on Highway 167.

DALE COUNTY --- 1.4 S MARLEY MILL [31.47, -85.69]

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50K

0



Multiple trees were blown down with two reports of trees on houses.

DALE COUNTY --- ARITON [31.60, -85.71]

0

0



Trees were down in the Ariton area.

DALE COUNTY --- MARLEY MILL [31.49, -85.69]

0

0



Lines were down in the Marley Mill area of CR36.

DALE COUNTY --- 1.4 S DALE COUNTY LAKE [31.46, -85.63], 2.0 ENE GOLDBERG FIELD [31.42, -85.42]

0.10M

0



An EF1 tornado touched down in Ozark and tracked east into Henry county. Max winds were estimated at 105 mph. Most of the damage was snapped

trees and some roof damage in Ozark.

DALE COUNTY --- 0.7 N OZARK [31.45, -85.64]

0

0



There was damage to the brick facade of the recreational center building.

DALE COUNTY --- 0.6 W BLACKWELL FIELD [31.43, -85.62]

0

0



Trees were down across north and southbound lanes of Highway 231 near Loves Travel Stop.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 0.7 N COFFEE SPRINGS [31.17, -85.91]

20K

0



Trees were blown down and a barn was damaged in the Coffee Springs area.

DALE COUNTY --- 0.9 NE ROBERTS CROSSROADS [31.61, -85.51]

0

0



Trees were blown down on CR68.

DALE COUNTY --- EWELL [31.42, -85.57]

0

0



Trees were blown down in Ewell.

DALE COUNTY --- 0.9 NW SKIPPERVILLE [31.56, -85.55]

50K

0



Homes were damaged in the Skipperville area.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 0.9 NE HIGHFALLS [31.10, -85.78], 0.6 E OAK GROVE [31.08, -85.76]

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0



An EF0 tornado briefly touched down with damage consisting of snapped trees. Max winds were estimated around 75 mph.

DALE COUNTY --- 0.9 NW ECHO [31.48, -85.46]

50K

0



Trees and power lines were down with structural damage in the Echo area.

HENRY COUNTY --- 1.5 NNW KIRKLAND CROSSROADS [31.42, -85.42], 2.6 NE TUMBLETON [31.43, -85.22]

0.10M

0



An EF1 tornado touched down in Ozark and tracked east into Henry county. Max winds were estimated at 105 mph. Most of the damage was snapped

trees and some roof damage in Ozark.

DALE COUNTY --- 1.8 SE GOLDBERG FIELD [31.39, -85.43]

2K

0



A tree was down on a power line on CR521.

HENRY COUNTY --- 1.7 W TUMBLETON [31.40, -85.28], 3.1 W MILLER [31.44, -85.20]

1 0

0



Tornado touched down just west of County Road 15 in Henry County, Alabama. The tornado continued northeast through the town of Tumbleton, damaging

several single family homes. The tornado destroyed a double wide mobile home northeast of Tumbleton, leading to one fatality. The peak damage was noted

from Tumbleton

to the mobile home, with winds estimated at 125 mph. The tornado continued northeast, damaging another single family home and outbuildings. The tornado

lifted near County Road 53. Special thanks to Henry County Emergency Management and the Henry County Sheriff's Office for providing damage information

and aerial imagery.

Direct Fatalities: M??MH

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.9 SE GREEN ACRES [31.21, -85.46], 1.1 E PETERMAN [31.20, -85.45]

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A tornado touched down in northwest Houston County on Bob Hall Road, just south of Ariel Lane. Here it damaged the roof of a home and tore a portion of

the roof off of a storage facility. It tracked southeast and damaged the roof of approximately eight

homes in a neighborhood along Nottingham Way. The tornado continued to the southeast and downed trees along Harrington Lane where it quickly lifted.

HENRY COUNTY --- 2.1 E TUMBLETON [31.40, -85.21], 3.2 SW MILLER [31.41, -85.19]

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Tornado touched down along Camp Springs Road, near County Road 131. A single family home was damaged and an automotive shop was destroyed at

County Road 121. The tornado continued northeast, causing scattered tree damage before lifting near County Road 53 after damaging an additional

structure. This tornado was rated EF1 with max winds near 110 mph.

HENRY COUNTY --- 1.5 SE DANZEY [31.45, -85.26], 0.6 NNW MILLER [31.45, -85.15]

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Damage from this tornado was primarily confined to snapped trees consistent with an EF1 tornado with max winds estimated at 95 mph. Roof damage to a

double wide manufactured home occurred on Field Road.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- PETERMAN [31.20, -85.47]

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Trees were blown down in the Robindale subdivision.

A potent upper trough moved across the southeast states with numerous severe storms, including widespread wind damage and

tornadoes. The tri-state area was under an enhanced to moderate risk of severe storms from the Storm Prediction Center. Some of

the tornadoes were significant and rated EF2. Unfortunately, one fatality occurred in southeast Alabama.

COFFEE COUNTY --- 2.2 NNE ENTERPRISE MUNICIPAL ARPT [31.32, -85.88]

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A broken power pole was reported just west of Enterprise.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 0.6 W HACODA [31.07, -86.17]

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A power line was blown down.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 0.6 W BALD HILL [31.16, -85.64]

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A tree was blown down across Highway 123.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 3.5 E BAILEY CROSSROADS [31.19, -85.53]

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A tree was down at CR49 and CR68.

GENEVA COUNTY --- BLACK [31.01, -85.74]

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A shed was blown over and a small chicken coop's roof was blown off.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 1.8 E HOLLIS DAIRY RD [31.23, -85.52]

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Several trees were blown down with damage to siding, trampolines thrown, and fences down along Bay Springs Road.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 1.8 NW ARDILLA [31.19, -85.38]

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A tree was blown down onto a house with one minor injury.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 2.4 SSW DOTHAN [31.19, -85.41]

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A tree was blown down onto Taylor Road next to James Oates Park blocking both lanes.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW SELLERSVILLE [31.10, -86.01]

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Trees and power lines were blocking the road.

GENEVA COUNTY --- 1.5 NNW SLOCOMB [31.12, -85.60]

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Trees were blown down in the Slocomb area.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.7 N HODGESVILLE [31.09, -85.37]

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A large tree was blown down.

HOUSTON COUNTY --- 0.9 SE KELLY SPRINGS [31.26, -85.44], 0.6 SE KELLY SPRINGS [31.26, -85.44], 0.8 ESE KELLY SPRINGS [31.26, -85.44], 0.9

ESE KELLY SPRINGS [31.26, -85.44]

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Water was flowing over a bridge at Rock Creek.

Another in a series of strong upper level troughs pushed through the southeast states, resulting in another enhanced risk of severe

storms from the Storm Prediction Center. The tri-state area was hit fairly hard again, with numerous reports of wind damage

documented along with several tornadoes.

ALABAMA, Southwest

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- CYRIL [32.18, -88.42]

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Quarter size hail was reported near the community of Cyril.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 1.2 W MT STERLING [32.10, -88.19]

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Hail (1.00 in)04/08/20 15:40 CST


Social media reports of nickel to quarter size hail just outside of Butler.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 1.4 WSW MT STERLING [32.09, -88.19]

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Golf ball size hail was reported via social media.

A subtle upper level disturbance combined with an unstable airmass to produced isolated severe storms over interior southwest

Alabama.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 3.0 W DAUPHIN IS [30.25, -88.17]

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04/09/20 23:55 CST Source: NWS Employee

Off-duty NWS employee estimated 70 mph thunderstorm wind gusts on the west end of Dauphin Island.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 2.5 E DAUPHIN IS [30.25, -88.08]

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04/10/20 00:07 CST Source: Mesonet

DPHA1 on the east end of Dauphin Island measured a 61 mph thunderstorm wind gust.

BALDWIN COUNTY --- 0.6 W FT MORGAN [30.23, -88.03]

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FMOA1 on Fort Morgan measured a thunderstorm wind gust of 67 mph. Site elevation of the anemometer is 118 feet.

Severe thunderstorms developed along and just south of a front draped along the immediate coast. These storms produced measured

severe wind gusts along immediate coastal areas.

WASHINGTON COUNTY --- 3.6 W HEALING SPGS [31.64, -88.39]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed several trees.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 1.3 SW CULLOMBURG [31.71, -88.32], 0.9 SW CULLOMBURG [31.71, -88.31]

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An EF-1 tornado touched down in a heavily wooded area

west of Lasiter Rd (also west of Highway 17.) The tornado snapped

numerous pine trees trees along its path. The start and end points are

estimated due to lack of access. There was also a much larger area of

straight line wind damage observed in and around Cullomburg with winds

estimated at 60-80 mph, which downed numerous trees and heavily damaged

a couple of sheds.

CLARKE COUNTY --- 2.2 S WEST BEND [31.80, -88.13], 1.9 SSE WEST BEND [31.80, -88.12]

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The tornado touched down approximately three quarters of a

mile west of West Bend Road and moved northwest across West Bend Road before

lifting. Numerous pine trees were snapped along the path. The start

point of the path is estimated. There was also a much larger area of

straight line wind damage observed around the area, with winds estimated

at 60-80, which resulted in tree damage.

WILCOX COUNTY --- 1.9 NW ARLINGTON [32.07, -87.62], 1.1 ESE LAMISON [32.12, -87.55]

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The tornado entered Wilcox County from Marengo County

just southwest of County Road 32 and lifted near County Road 30.

The most significant damage occurred along County Road 32 where numerous

pine trees were snapped. A mobile home was heavily damaged by a large

pine tree. Additional trees were either uprooted or snapped along the

path with the tornado weakening as it approached County Road 30 just

east of Lamison. Many thanks to NWS Birmingham with their assistance with

this survey.

The same storm has also resulted in numerous trees being downed across

Wilcox County from straight line winds.

WILCOX COUNTY --- 0.9 NW CAMDEN [31.99, -87.29]

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A mobile home was damaged by a downed tree.

WILCOX COUNTY --- 3.3 NNW BOYKIN [32.11, -87.31]

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Numerous trees were downed by severe thunderstorm wind gusts in the northern part of Wilcox County.

WASHINGTON COUNTY --- 3.0 WSW SUMMIT [31.17, -88.20]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed large trees near Chapel Hill at County Road 35.

WASHINGTON COUNTY --- 1.8 NW FAIRFORD [31.19, -88.09]

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Large trees were downed by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

MONROE COUNTY --- 1.5 SSE ELISKA [31.33, -87.67]

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Multiple trees were downed by severe thunderstorm wind gusts along Weatherford Road.

MONROE COUNTY --- 0.7 N URIAH [31.31, -87.50]

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Trees were downed by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

MONROE COUNTY --- 1.5 NNE TUNNELL SPGS [31.65, -87.24]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed trees in the Tunnel Springs community.

CONECUH COUNTY --- 1.5 NNW DEER RANGE [31.32, -87.24]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed numerous pine trees.

BUTLER COUNTY --- 3.6 W GREENVILLE [31.82, -86.69]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed power lines on Highway 10 near Sand Cut Rd.

BUTLER COUNTY --- 6.0 ESE GREENVILLE MUNI ARPT [31.83, -86.52]

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Trees were downed by severe thunderstorm winds at the intersection of Mt. Zion Rd and County Rd 50.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 1.9 ESE HIGHLAND HOME [31.94, -86.29]

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Numerous trees were downed along Magnolia Shores Rd by severe thunderstorm winds.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 3.2 WSW BRADLEYTON [31.88, -86.30]

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Severe thunderstorm winds downed several trees along Norman Rd and Sweetwater Rd.

BUTLER COUNTY --- 1.4 ENE GEORGIANA [31.64, -86.73]

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Power lines were downed on State Road 106 and Palmer Avenue by severe thunderstorm wind gusts.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 0.6 E LUVERNE [31.72, -86.26]

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A line of severe thunderstorms downed trees and power line in Luverne and Rutledge.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 1.4 S PATSBURG [31.76, -86.23]

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Severe thunderstorms downed multiple trees along Petrey Highway.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 2.8 NNW SOCIAL TOWN [31.76, -86.18]

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Severe thunderstorm wind downed four large trees along Troy Highway.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 1.0 NE RED LEVEL [31.41, -86.61], 0.7 N GANTT [31.41, -86.48]

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A line of severe thunderstorms downed numerous trees and power lines over the northern portions of Covington County. Some minor damage to structures

was reported as well. One vehicle suffered extensive damage due to a fallen tree.

A strong spring storm system moved across the eastern states. A very warm and moist air mass moved in ahead of the approaching

cold front. The very unstable air mass combined with plenty of wind shear lead to a severe weather outbreak across the southeast

states.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 1.9 ENE PUSHMATAHA [32.19, -88.32]

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Severe thunderstorm winds downed trees on Ruffintown Road.

BUTLER COUNTY --- 2.2 S FOREST HOME [31.84, -86.84], 9.5 E GREENVILLE MUNI ARPT [31.83, -86.46]

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Numerous trees were downed all across the northern part of Butler County due to a severe thunderstorm.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 1.5 NE HIGHLAND HOME [31.96, -86.30]

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Trees were downed near Highland Home and Lapine.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 2.1 SSE BARRYTOWN [31.80, -88.24]

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Thunderstorm wind gusts downed trees on Tanglewood Road.

WASHINGTON COUNTY --- 1.9 WSW UNIFORM [31.34, -88.26]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed trees on Highway 17 just south of Tibbie.

MONROE COUNTY --- 0.6 E ALLENE [31.47, -87.34]

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A severe thunderstorm wind gust caused damage to a roof of a local restaurant.

CONECUH COUNTY --- 0.9 NE OWASSA [31.51, -86.92]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed tress on I-65 near the Owassa community.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 1.2 W RUTLEDGE [31.73, -86.34]

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A severe thunderstorm downed numerous trees west and southwest of Rutledge.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 0.6 SSW GANTT [31.39, -86.48], 1.7 NNE HEATH [31.37, -86.45]

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A storm survey identified a one mile area of significant straight line wind damage near the Gantt and Heath areas. Winds were estimated to be between 80

to 90 mph. These winds rolled over a single wide manufactured home, injuring 2 occupants. Numerous trees were downed or snapped and several power

lines were downed as well.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 0.6 E LUVERNE [31.72, -86.26]

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Severe thunderstorm winds downed numerous trees across Luverne and Rutledge.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 1.5 NNE ANDALUSIA [31.32, -86.47]

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Severe thunderstorm winds downed multiple trees near Andalusia.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 0.6 E PATSBURG [31.78, -86.22]

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Numerous trees were downed in the Petrey and Patsburg communities due to a severe thunderstorm.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 1.4 ENE DOZIER [31.51, -86.35]

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Multiple trees were downed by a severe thunderstorm just north of Dozier.

CRENSHAW COUNTY --- 4.9 NW BRANTLEY [31.63, -86.31]

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Numerous trees were downed by a severe thunderstorm between Brantley and Luverne.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 2.1 NNW ANDALUSIA OPP ARPT [31.35, -86.40], 1.1 N ANDALUSIA OPP ARPT [31.34, -86.38]

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A tornado touched down just to the northwest of County Road 70

and traveled approximately one and a quarter of a mile towards

the southeast. The tornado rapidly intensified after touchdown

and produced EF-2 damage. A stand of pine trees were snapped

near the bases with no tree left undamaged. The tornado then

widened and severely damaged a duplex, sweeping it from its

foundation with portions of the debris lofted across C.R. 70

approximately 75 yards away. The duplex did not have proper

anchoring to the slab. A nearby concrete block workshop was

also destroyed with the roof removed and 26 foot high concrete

block walls toppled. A storage unit to the south was also

completely destroyed. This damage was assessed as EF-2 tornado

intensity.

Across C.R. 70, another single family home was significantly

damaged. Large portions of the roof were removed along with

partial wall failure. Doors and windows were blown in at the

home. This damage was assessed as EF-1 intensity.

The tornado continued southeastward and heavily damaged

another stand of mixed softwood and hardwood trees, with many

of them snapped either near the base or one quarter of the

way up. This damage was assessed as EF-2 tornado intensity.

Immediately beyond the tree damage was a metal garage building

where the roof was partially removed and a complete wall was

ripped off.

The tornado traveled farther southeast through a wooded area

and came out into a pasture where it severely damaged and

destroyed 4 large chicken houses. The chicken house walls were

bolted into the foundation and were completely removed in

several locations. This tornado damage was assessed at EF-2

intensity.

The tornado began to weaken as it crossed Harmony Church Road

and dissipated just to the southeast where trees were snapped

and uprooted just prior to the end of the tornado track. EF-1

damage was assessed prior to tornado dissipation.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- ANDALUSIA [31.30, -86.48]

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04/19/20 21:54 CST Source: ASOS

ASOS K79J measured a thunderstorm wind gust of 60 mph.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 0.9 SSW TANNER WILLIAMS [30.71, -88.38], 2.8 N DAWES [30.64, -88.25]

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The tornado touched down just west of North Grand Bay Wilmer

Road and continued east-southeast to Eliza Jordan Road South,

then turned toward the southeast crossing over Airport Boulevard.

The most significant damage occurred after the tornado crossed

Airport Blvd. in the Wakefield and Dominion Subdivisions where

many homes suffered damage to roofs, siding, gutters, chimneys,

and porches. Numerous fences were brought down as well. The

tornado continued southeast before finally lifting just south

of Cottage Hill Road. Numerous trees were either snapped or

uprooted along the entire path.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 7.6 W THEODORE IDLE HOUR A [30.58, -88.40], 6.3 W THEODORE IDLE HOUR A [30.57, -88.38]

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The tornado touched down just east of the Alabama/Mississippi state

line and tracked eastward before quickly lifting after it crossed

Tom Gaston Road. The tornado first toppled an irrigation watering

system, and then passed through two private residential properties

where it destroyed a barn, along with numerous broken branches and

a few snapped trees. The most significant damage occurred shortly

after to a private industrial property where three silos and a barn

were destroyed, three empty semi trailers were tipped over, and one

door of a large metal building was blown in and the other blown out.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 1.2 SE (MOB)MOBILE BATES FL [30.67, -88.22], 1.9 WSW COTTAGE HILL [30.64, -88.18]

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The tornado touched down just south of Hitt Road in the Smithfield

Subdivision and tracked southeast, crossing over the intersection of

Cody and Grelot Roads. It continued to move toward the southeast

across Hillcrest Road and Cottage Hill Road, and then finally lifted

just before reaching Knollwood Drive. Mostly tree damage occurred

with this tornado with numerous branches broken, with the most damage

occurring from Hillcrest Road until the tornado lifted where several

trees were snapped or uprooted. Some houses suffered structural damage

that were impacted by falling limbs or trees, and many fences were

brought down as well. Sporadic wind damage occurred from Knollwood

Drive to Government Boulevard after the tornado lifted.

BALDWIN COUNTY --- 2.2 NNW MALBIS [30.68, -87.86]

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NWS storm survey found the damage in the Spanish Fort area along and just north of Highway 31 was from straight line winds of 70-80 mph. Several

trees were downed in the area, including one large tree on an apartment complex building on Stagecoach Road. Fence damage was also noted along with

some minor roof damage to a few buildings.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 0.7 N IRVINGTON [30.51, -88.23]

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04/19/20 22:22 CST Source: Trained Spotter

A line of severe thunderstorms downed several trees in the Irvington area. A gazebo was also destroyed.

BALDWIN COUNTY --- 0.6 E JACKSON OAK [30.62, -87.91]

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A line of severe thunderstorms downed numerous trees in the area. One tree landed on a residence.

BALDWIN COUNTY --- 1.8 NE LOXLEY [30.64, -87.73]

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USA CHILI mesonet site in Loxley measured a thunderstorm wind gust of 74 mph.

BALDWIN COUNTY --- 0.6 SSE BATTLES WHARF [30.49, -87.93], 0.3 ENE FAIRHOPE MUNI ARPT [30.47, -87.88]

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A NWS storm survey found straight line wind damage in in the Point Clear and Fairhope areas. Several trees were downed in the Battles Rd and Old Battles

Road areas with sporadic tree damage noted further east along County Road 32, east of US Highway 98.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- HUXFORD [31.22, -87.47]

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A line of severe thunderstorms downed numerous trees across Huxford.

BALDWIN COUNTY --- 2.0 WSW TAYLORS CAMP [30.59, -87.58], 1.6 WSW TAYLORS CAMP [30.59, -87.57]

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The tornado touched down just west of Cowpen Creek Road and

continued east-southeast across the road. Numerous large

pines were snapped along the path. A couple of mobile homes

suffered damage to roofs, siding, and skirting. An RV camper

was picked up by the tornado and destroyed. One individual

suffered minor injuries. The tornado lifted just west of

Burgett Lane. Straight line wind damage continued farther

east-southeast across Burgett Lane and County Road 87.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 0.6 W CODEN [30.38, -88.24]

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04/19/20 23:33 CST Source: Amateur Radio

Amateur radio operated reported 60 mph winds in Coden.

A powerful storm system swept across the southeast states through the day and into the evening on the 19th. Ahead of this system a

warm front brought a very warm, moist and unstable air mass northward across the area. Numerous thunderstorms develop along and

south of the warm front and became severe, producing wind damage tornadoes and large hail.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 2.7 WNW HODGEWOOD [31.94, -88.34]

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A severe thunderstorm downed trees on County Road 39 and County Road 9.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- SILAS [31.77, -88.33]

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A severe thundrestorm wind downed trees onto a house an car.

CLARKE COUNTY --- 0.9 NE COFFEEVILLE [31.76, -88.09]

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Severe thunderstorm wind gusts downed trees and power lines on Highway 154 near the 2 mile marker.

CLARKE COUNTY --- 2.2 NE CHILTON [31.80, -87.82]

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Trees were downed on Chilton Road by severe thunderstorm winds.

CLARKE COUNTY --- 2.8 NNE CHILTON [31.82, -87.84]

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A severe thunderstorm downed trees on Chilton Road four miles west of Highway 43.

MONROE COUNTY --- 0.7 N VREDENBURGH [31.83, -87.32]

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A severe thunderstorm downed trees in the community of Vredenburgh.

MOBILE COUNTY --- 5.3 WSW GULF CREST [30.96, -88.31], 4.8 WSW GULF CREST [30.97, -88.30]

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The tornado touched down just between Lott Road and

Malone Road and moved east across Malone Road. Due to no access further

east, the end point is an estimate. The tornado resulted in primarily

tree damage. However, one large tree resulted in significant damage to a

home. One residence also had its garage door blown in and a shed was

heavily damaged.

MOBILE COUNTY --- CITRONELLE [31.08, -88.23]

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High winds blew a roof off of a house near the 4 way stop on Prine Road.

MOBILE COUNTY --- SATSUMA [30.85, -88.07]

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Box truck overturned on I-65 at MM 19 due to high winds.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- 2.4 E FREEMANVILLE [31.07, -87.49]

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Severe thunderstorm winds tore the portion of a roof off of a home in Atmore.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- 1.4 N OSAKA [31.09, -87.25]

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Severe thunderstorm winds downed trees and power lines on Old Foshee Road.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- 0.7 S FREEMANVILLE [31.06, -87.53]

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Power lines and trees were downed at Smith Dairy Road and Woods Road by a severe thunderstorm.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- 0.7 S APPLETON [31.11, -87.07]

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Severe thunderstorm winds downed trees in Brewton, East Brewton, and Bethel.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- 1.5 SSW PARKER SPGS [31.03, -86.83]

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A severe thunderstorm downed trees at the Leon Brookes Hines public lake.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 3.1 ENE FALCO [31.06, -86.57], 3.4 ENE FALCO [31.06, -86.56]

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A brief tornado touchdown occurred along an approximately

one half of a mile track. There were several trees snapped and uprooted with

a weak convergence damage pattern noted. This short track was just west of

Bogganlevel road and ended at the roadway.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 6.5 NE FLORALA [31.07, -86.25]

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A grain bin was damaged by a brief EF-0 tornado.

COVINGTON COUNTY --- 1.8 SE STEDMAN [31.08, -86.30]

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A severe thunderstorm downed numerous trees and power lines across locations near and west of US Highway 331.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY --- 2.6 SE NOKOMIS [31.00, -87.53], 2.0 W DIXONVILLE [31.00, -87.06], 3.3 WSW BOYKIN [31.13, -86.93], 3.9 ESE WALLACE

[31.17, -87.17], 2.4 E MT GILLIS [31.08, -87.49]

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Flash flooding occurred in many areas of Brewton, Atmore, and Flomaton. Several roads were closed due to high water.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- JACHIN [32.28, -88.20]

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High winds downed trees on Highway 17.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 2.0 NW LAVACA [32.15, -88.10]

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High winds downed trees on Grey Fox Road.

CHOCTAW COUNTY --- 5.0 SW ROBJOHN [32.17, -88.19]

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High winds downed trees on Highway 17, 5 to 6 miles north of Butler.

WASHINGTON COUNTY --- 3.0 SE BIGBEE [31.59, -88.13]

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High winds downed trees on Highway 34 between Millry and Leroy.

A strong spring storm system moved across southern states. High values of wind shear and instability combined to generate

numerous severe thunderstorms that produced tornadoes and wind damage.

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