Seven Tornadoes Confirmed in Alabama Over the Weekend – Here’s the Damage Report
Alabama experienced a weekend of severe weather as at least seven tornadoes tore through various parts of the state, bringing strong winds, injuries, and significant damage. The National Weather Service (NWS) has been conducting extensive storm surveys, confirming multiple tornado touchdowns across north and central Alabama.
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Tornadoes and Their Impact
The severe storms struck late Saturday night into early Sunday morning, causing widespread wind damage and three reported injuries. So far, meteorologists have identified:
✅ One EF-2 tornado
✅ Three EF-1 tornadoes in north Alabama
✅ Three EF-1 tornadoes in central Alabama
NWS officials stated that additional storm surveys may be conducted to assess further potential damage.
Confirmed Tornadoes and Their Damage Reports
Tuscumbia Tornado (Colbert County)
- Strength: EF-1
- Winds: 105 mph
- Path Length: 2.01 miles
- Touchdown Time: 11:12 p.m. (Saturday)
- Injuries: None
Waco Tornado (Franklin County)
- Strength: EF-2
- Winds: 115 mph
- Path Length: 3.93 miles
- Touchdown Time: 11:20 p.m. (Saturday)
- Injuries: One reported
Rogersville Tornado (Lauderdale County)
- Strength: EF-1
- Winds: 95 mph
- Path Length: 0.38 miles
- Touchdown Time: 11:37 p.m. (Saturday)
- Injuries: None
County Road 10 Tornado (Hale and Perry Counties)
- Strength: EF-1
- Winds: 95 mph
- Path Length: 18.37 miles
- Touchdown Time: 12:52 a.m. (Sunday)
- Injuries: Two reported
Mount Hebron Tornado (Marshall County)
- Strength: EF-1
- Winds: 100 mph
- Path Length: 0.76 miles
- Touchdown Time: 1:05 a.m. (Sunday)
- Injuries: None
Barnesville Loop Tornado (Tallapoosa County)
- Strength: EF-1
- Winds: 90 mph
- Path Length: 0.68 miles
- Touchdown Time: 2:42 a.m. (Sunday)
- Injuries: None
Bargainer Road Tornado (Macon County)
- Strength: EF-1
- Winds: 110 mph
- Path Length: 7.52 miles
- Touchdown Time: 2:47 a.m. (Sunday)
- Injuries: None
More Storm Surveys May Be Conducted
Authorities warn that additional tornado confirmations are possible as storm assessments continue. Residents are urged to stay informed and take safety precautions during severe weather events.
