Tornado Reports
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| 17:03Z | EF1 | KGWX | AL | Lauderdale | Wright | The Lauderdale County Emergency Management Agency provided Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) imagery of the tornado damage path. This imagery, along with video footage of the tornado moving off the Tennessee River, was analyzed to determine the path of this tornado. The tornado developed over the Tennessee River, east of Pickwick Lake. It then moved onshore southwest of the County Road 14 and County Road 75 intersection, where initial tree damage was observed. As the tornado approached and subsequently crossed County Road 14, a farm outbuilding sustained roof damage. The tornado continued on a northeast trajectory towards the Wright community, causing additional uprooted trees. It is believed the tornado likely lifted west of County Road 133. |
| 18:20Z | EF0 | KOHX | TN | Marshall | Verona | An EF-0 tornado touched down just west of Verona Caney Road in Cowden where it unrooted several trees and lifted a roof off of a barn. It continued northeast, crossed Big Rock Creek, and damaged the roof and some trees on a homestead. The tornado continued towards and crossed Wade Brown Road where it unrooted and snapped several more trees until it lifted north of Wade Brown Road. Damages are a rough estimate. |
| 18:58Z | EF1 | KMRX | TN | Roane | Jonesville | A 100 yard wide EF-1 tornado with peak winds near 100 mph started near Blair Road and Butler Drive where several trees were uprooted and trunks snapped. The tornado tracked near Old Harriman Highway where numerous tree trunks were snapped along the path. The tornado lifted near Whaley Road and Old Harriman Highway. Tornado was on the ground for roughly a 0.5 mile. |
| 19:15Z | EF0 | KILX | IL | Coles | Hindsboro | A tornado touched down on the northwest side of Oakland where it damaged tree branches at 2:15 PM CDT. It tracked northeastward through a grove of trees and across farm fields in northeastern Coles County before crossing into Douglas County just northeast of Antioch Baptist Church at 2:18 PM CDT. |
| 19:18Z | EF0 | KILX | IL | Douglas | Hindsboro | This tornado crossed from northeastern Coles County into Douglas County northeast of the Antioch Baptist Church at 2:18 PM CDT. It continued northeastward through open fields before dissipating east of Walnut Point State Park at 2:19 PM CDT. |
| 20:15Z | EF0 | KNQA | TN | Madison | Mc Kellar Fld | A brief tornado touched down in a wooded area just south of James Lawrence Road, to the west of Smith Lane in far southwest Jackson. As the tornado moved northeast, damage to a warehouse building occurred on Smith Lane. Multiple videos showed some roof debris being lofted into the air from the warehouse. The tornado lifted as it moved onto McKellar-Sipes Regional Airport, with some of the debris from the warehouse deposited onto the airfield. Peak winds were estimated at 75 mph. |
| 20:27Z | EFU | KILX | IL | Logan | Latham | A trained spotter observed a rain-wrapped tornado just south of Latham. The tornado touched down in a field at 3:27 PM CDT, tracked northeastward across 2300th Avenue, then quickly dissipated by 3:28 PM CDT. |
| 20:59Z | EF0 | KHPX | TN | Lewis | Kimmins | A brief, weak tornado was observed on web cameras from Hohenwald. Locations were determined using WSR-88D radar imagery. No damage was noted from a ground damage assessment though the area impacted was inaccessible due to the road network. |
| 21:09Z | EFU | KLOT | IL | Ford | Perdueville | Based on an eyewitness account from an emergency manager and a video shared on social media, a brief tornado occurred northeast of the intersection of State Route 9 and N 1600 Road, west of Paxton. The tornado lasted approximately 90 seconds, and did not produce any known damage. |
| 21:57Z | EF0 | KLOT | IL | Champaign | Dailey | A tornado touched down just west of County Road 2600 East and south of County Road 2600 North about 1.5 miles southwest of Gerald at 4:57 PM CDT. The tornado did some minor tree damage upon initial touchdown, then tracked northeastward to County Road 2600 North where it stripped off about one third of the roof of an outbuilding before dissipating at 4:59 PM CDT. |
| 22:04Z | EF1 | KDGX | AR | Chicot | Cosgrove | An EF-1 tornado tracked along Arkansas Highway 160, beginning near the County Road 252 intersection, and it continued through Chicot Junction and lifted east of US Highway 65. Along the path, several utility poles were snapped along Arkansas 160, and several trees were snapped or uprooted. Two metal farm buildings along the Boeuf River were damaged, with one having concrete anchors pulled from the ground aided by the open air layout of the building. The tornado lifted within a fielded area east of Bayou Macon. The maximum estimated wind speeds were 110 mph. |
| 22:06Z | EF0 | KLOT | IL | Vermilion | Hope | A tornado touched down along East 2300 North Road just east of its intersection with North 500 East Road about 2.5 miles southwest of Collison at 5:06 PM CDT. The tornado initially caused minor tree damage, then tracked eastward where it was video taped by spotters as it passed 2 miles southeast of Collison. It then tracked northeastward through Horseshoe Bottom Nature Preserve and caused additional tree damage along East 2600 North Road before dissipating just northeast of the intersection of East 2600 North Road and North 1110 East Road at 5:15 PM CDT. |
| 22:06Z | EF1 | KLOT | IL | Vermilion | Armstrong | A tornado touched down along IL-49 midway between East 2700 North Road and East 2800 North Road about 3 miles south of Armstrong at 5:06 PM CDT. The tornado initially caused some tree damage, then tracked eastward and snapped two power poles along North 650 East Road. It then continued to near the intersection of East 2800 North Road and Potomac-Collison Road where it snapped or blew down around 12 large trees at a residence before dissipating shortly thereafter at 5:10 PM CDT. |
| 22:08Z | EF0 | KHPX | TN | Montgomery | Woodlawn | An EF-0 tornado touches down along 101st Airborne Division Road, causing minor tree damage. The tornado moved northeast, causing minor tree damage in neighborhoods north of Purple Heart Parkway. Several trees were uprooted and tree tops were snapped near Britton Springs Road and Norris Drive. The tornado continued northeast after crossing Highway 41A continuing to snap large tree branches. The tornado lifted north of West Creek Middle School and south of Tiny Town Road. Damages are a rough estimate. |
| 22:10Z | EF1 | KGWX | AL | Colbert | Ford City | The tornado touched down near Ford City where initial tree limbs snapped then rapidly began uprooting numerous trees north of River Road. Several trees were uprooted on River Road. One of these trees fell on a home and the drywall fell and scratched a child, resulting in one injury. North of River Road, several trees were found uprooted along with two collapsed silos along Sprout Spring Hollow Road. These silos had been in place since the 1930s and were completely destroyed, marking the maximum intensity of 105 mph. The tornado then tracked east-southeast toward Foster Mills and Red Bank, uprooting numerous trees along its path and snapping large limbs. The tornado then proceeded to cross the Tennessee River - Wheeler Lake into Lauderdale County. |
| 22:25Z | EF0 | KHPX | TN | Montgomery | Excell | An EF-0 tornado touched down along E Old Ashland City Road, causing a few trees to lean or fall down. The tornado moved northeast, uprooting and snapping trees and causing minor house damage along streets north of Madison Street. The tornado lifted prior to reaching Trough Springs Road and Interstate 24. Damages are a rough estimate. |
| 22:31Z | EF0 | KHTX | AL | Lauderdale | Wheeler Lake South | The tornado crossed the Tennessee River - Wheeler Lake into Lauderdale County south of Rogersville where drone imagery indicating a narrow path of snapped and uprooted trees. The tornado then crossed the Elk River into Limestone County. |
| 22:36Z | EF0 | KHTX | AL | Limestone | Wheeler Lake North | A tornado crossed the Elk River into Limestone County, snapping large limbs and the tops of trees before dissipating along Snake Road and Little Elk Road. |
| 22:39Z | EF0 | KIND | IL | Vermilion | Bismarck | A tornado touched down southeast of the intersection of East 2800 North Road and North 2050 East Road about 3 miles east of Bismarck at 5:39 PM CDT. The tornado tracked northeastward, causing some tree damage along East 2800 North Road and damaging the roof of an outbuilding before dissipating northeast of IL-119 just shy of the Indiana border at 5:41 PM CDT. |
| 22:47Z | EF0 | KHTX | TN | Bedford | Palmetto | An EF-0 tornado touched down near Bedford Lake Road near Shiloh, damaging trees. The tornado moved north-northeast, causing additional timber damage and damaging some farm structures along Bedford Lake Road and Hobbs Lane. The tornado then crossed into Coffee County at Sixteenth Model Road. Damages are a rough estimate. |
| 22:50Z | EF0 | KHTX | TN | Coffee | Noah | This continues the EF-0 tornado that began in far eastern Bedford County. After crossing into Coffee County, the tornado continued along Sixteenth Model Road and dissipated shortly thereafter in a wooded area near Cunningham Lane. Damages are a rough estimate. |
| 22:51Z | EFU | KHTX | AL | Lawrence | Flower Hill | A waterspout developed over Wheeler Reservoir south of the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. The waterspout moved east-northeast|towards Round Island Creek Public Use Area crossing from Lawrence into Limestone County. At least two citizen videos from the Black Landing area confirmed the waterspout and its movement and were posted on social media. |
| 22:52Z | EFU | KHTX | AL | Limestone | Lawngate | A waterspout developed over Wheeler Reservoir south of the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. The waterspout moved east-northeast|towards Round Island Creek Public Use Area crossing from Lawrence into Limestone County. At least two citizen videos from the Black Landing area confirmed the waterspout and its movement and were posted on social media. |
| 23:09Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Limestone | Wheeler Lake North | Drone imagery indicated a brief tornado touched down along Dement Road where a tree was knocked down. The tornado continued east moving over mainly wooded areas. Drone imagery showed multiple trees and large branches down continuing east from Dement Road, parallel to U.S. Highway 72. After moving across a property north of U.S. Highway 72, the tornado lifted just before Cox Road. |
| 23:09Z | EF2 | KHTX | AL | Limestone | Stewerds Store | The tornado was initially observed and filmed by multiple storm chasers west of Interstate 65 near Tanner. As it crossed Interstate 65, numerous trees were uprooted or snapped. The tornado tracked eastward, passing south of Huntsville-Brownsferry Road and moving towards Greenbrier Parkway. Along Greenbrier Parkway, multiple trees were uprooted, and several structures sustained minor roof damage. Sporadic tree damage continued east of Greenbrier Parkway toward Powell Road and Burgreen Road. Before crossing County Line Road, minor roof damage occurred to several single-family homes and and several trees were knocked down onto some residences. One home located just west of County Line Road experienced significant damage to its west-facing facade. |
| 23:11Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Limestone | Reid | The tornado began south of Highway 72, between York Lane and Lucas Ferry Road. Significant impacts were observed near the intersection of Lucas Ferry Road and Sanderfer Road, where numerous wooden power poles were snapped, and cross members were broken. Uprooted trees and additional snapped power poles were |documented along Sanderfer Road. The tornado tracked in an east-northeast direction, continuing through the Jefferson Road and Highway 72 vicinity before dissipating. |
| 23:27Z | EF2 | KHTX | AL | Madison | Madison | A tornado crossed from Limestone into Madison County just south of Browns Ferry Road. Further tree damage, predominantly uproots, was observed between County Line Road and Wall Triana Highway, with several instances of trees falling on homes. The tornado reached its maximum intensity as it approached Hughes Road, specifically near Downing Ridge and Millsford Road. In this area, two single-family homes suffered major roof damage, with most or all of the roofing material removed. Numerous trees were also uprooted at this location. Continuing eastward, the tornado crossed Hughes Road in the Dublin Circle area. Sporadic tree damage was noted north of Eastview Drive through Kensington Drive and Foothill Court. The tornado dissipated before reaching Slaughter Road. |
| 23:51Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Madison | Huntsville Mills Arp | A tornado began by snapping several hardwood and softwood trees on the eastern side of Blossomwood in Huntsville, at the base of Monte Sano Mountain. Trees were downed and witness statements confirmed the tornado touchdown near the intersection of Randolph Avenue and Toll Gate Road. Further east, more widespread tree damage was noted on satellite imagery up the mountain at the end of Cleermont Drive near the Wildflower Hiking Trail. NVDI satellite imagery here shows that the tornado was|about 400 yards wide at its widest point crossing overtop Monte Sano, snapping and uprooting large swaths of trees in Monte Sano State Park. The tornado traversed the leeward side of the mountain and continued producing tree damage in Moontown, south of the Moontown Airport along Moontown and Bob Hunt Roads, just west of the Flint River. After crossing the Flint River south of U.S. Highway 72, the tornado began to weaken as it approached Madison County High School, downing several power poles to the east of the school on Brock Road. The tornado produced minor tree damage and minor damage to a barn in fields in the 1000-block of Salty Bottom Road before dissipating. |
| 23:52Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Morgan | Neel | The tornado started near Rocky Ford Road and continued east toward U.S. Highway 31. Several large branches were found down along with trees uprooted along Van Bridge Road. A tree was found snapped at the trunk along Vaughn Bridge Road where the tornado reached its maximum intensity of EF-1 with a wind speed of 105 MPH. Northeast of|Vaughn Bridge Road the tornado reached its maximum width where several large branches were found. The tornado continued east crossing U.S. Highway 31 and then took a northeast turn with several large branches down along Indian Hills Road. The track continued northeast crossing Interstate 65 and ventured into Priceville. Several large branches were again found on various streets north of Point Mallard Parkway SE before the tornado dissipated along Cove Springs Road. |
| 00:07Z | EF2 | KHTX | AL | Madison | Maysville | The tornado touched down on Acuff Road, downing a large swath of hardwood trees just east of Boulder Trail. A barn sustained roof damage here as|well, with some uplifting of the roof and peeling back of a few pieces of tin. From here, the tornado snapped and uprooted numerous hardwood trees as it moved across the field toward structures on Killingworth Cove Road. Here, the tornado had its strongest winds of 134 mph with a width of 400 yards. A mobile home was completely destroyed at this location, hurling the mangled frame 150-200 yards from its original location. Debris from the destroyed mobile home was strewn about 225-250 yards across the street and into the field leading to JB Hawkins Road. Two other structures at this location sustained damage. The home next door had significant roof damage, as well as projectiles that penetrated the side of the home in two locations. On the other side of the path on the corner of Killingsworth Cove Road and JB Hawkins Road, another home sustained major structural damage. Only portions of walls were left standing of the home, but survey teams discovered that no anchor bolts were used to attach the home to the foundation. All portions of the bases of walls that were investigated were toe nailed down, owing to the damage sustained at this location. From this location, the tornado climbed the elevation behind the homes on JB Hawkins, snapping and uprooting large swaths of hardwood trees before moving into Jackson County. |
| 00:10Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Jackson | Garth | NVDI difference imagery indicated a tornado crossed the county line from Madison into Jackson County for nearly 5 miles, snapping and uprooting large swaths of hardwood trees before dissipating. |
| 00:14Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Jackson | Trenton | The tornado touched down just southeast of Highway 65 in Trenton, producing large limb damage on County Road (CR) 20. The tornado continued and strengthened along CR 20, producing sporadic hardwood and softwood tree damage just north of Little Nashville. Trees were snapped and uprooted along the path, with several broken power poles observed about 2 to 2.5 miles along CR 20. Tree damage and power pole damage here indicated the highest wind speed of 110 mph. Further northeast along the path, the tornado widened near an old community center near Guess Creek, maintaining the 110 mph wind speeds here. Several projectiles were impaled into the ground at this location, some of which were 2-3 feet into the ground. Large swaths of hardwood and softwood trees were also|downed here, with a width estimated at 275 yards. Minor roof damage was also noted, as well as an older outbuilding with the roof removed at this location. The tornado produced additional tree damage at a cemetery at the end of CR 20 before traversing more terrain, producing additional damage at a farm downstream on CR 17. Sporadic tree damage was found along CR 17 on Sleepy Lane, Wilkins Drive, and Pace Drive before crossing Highway 79. Beyond Highway 79, the tornado snapped and uprooted a few more isolated trees south of Maynard Cove before dissipating by CR 28. AL State EMA (ALEA) flight imagery and NVDI Difference Satellite imagery assisted the confirmation of trees downed in hard-to-access locations. |
| 00:29Z | EF1 | KHTX | TN | Cumberland | New Era | An EF-1 tornado touched down along Vandever Road near New Era, causing timber damage and minor structural damage to homes. As the tornado moved east-northeast, more substantial timber damage was noted along with two homes that had roof removal. The tornado continued to produce timber and powerline damage along Rhea Road until it lifted near the intersection of Rhea Road and Old State Highway 28. Damages are a rough estimate. |
| 01:46Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Marshall | Allen Xrds | A tornado touched down east of the Morgan County-Marshall County line, on the northern portion of the Cherokee Ridge Golf Course. Multiple uprooted hardwood trees were |observed on several holes in this area. The tornado then progressed eastward, crossing U.S. Highway 431 and uprooting numerous trees along Allens Cross Road. Similar tree damage was documented further to the northeast along Quarry Road. The survey indicates the tornado dissipated before reaching the community of Union Grove. |
| 01:47Z | EF0 | KHTX | AL | Jackson | Section | The tornado initiated its path near the Highway 71 and Highway 35 intersection, close to the Section baseball fields. Throughout its duration, the primary damage indicators included downed small and large tree branches. The tornado continued on an eastward trajectory, passing near CR 395 and subsequently crossing CR 372 before dissipating just west of the CR 123 and CR 47 intersection. |
| 02:33Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Dekalb | Crossville | A tornado began just east of Graves Street in the Crossville area, where a large tree was uprooted and a large branch (8 to 12 inches in diameter) was broken off of a tree 20 yards away. Additionally, a small porch on a nearby residence was damaged and lost most of its roofing. The tornado continued east just south|and paralleling Highway 68, uprooting sporadic trees and breaking off large tree branches along its way. More substantial roof damage occurred at a building associated with the Sand Mountain Research Extension Center off of County Road (CR) 190. The tornado intensified at this location to EF-1 intensity, collapsing the entire roof of the structure. Maximum peak winds of 93 mph occurred at this location. Here, the tornado continued on a eastward path and uprooted one very large tree and snapped another one from its base. The tornado seemed to widen a bit more as it pushed east, but weakened again to EF-0 intensity as it crossed CR 37. At this location, the tornado picked up a covering structure for hay and tossed it across a field. On the south end of the field, a small portion of one side of a barn was torn apart. The tornado then moved a bit more to the east-northeast paralleling Highway 68 as its path width decreased significantly|to less than 300 yards. The tornado continued its path uprooting trees or snapping off large branches of trees before dissipating just east of CR 84. |
| 02:49Z | EF1 | KHTX | AL | Dekalb | Loveless | A tornado tracked about 1/3 of a mile just east of County Road (CR) 83. At this location, one large tree was uprooted and a 3 to 5 inch branch was broken off of a tree 10 yards away. The tornado quickly moved northeast and strengthened to EF-1 intensity as it approached Highway 176. Near one residence, three healthy and large pine trees were partially uprooted and another was broken off in a different direction and fell onto a mobile home nearby. At this location, the snapped tree heavily damaged the roof of the residence and destroyed a carport. Just one house further northeast, a camper trailer (weighing approximately 5000 lb) was lifted off its foundation and dragged 15 yards, before being flipped on its side. Peak winds of 100 mph were reached at this location. Additional minor tree limbs were seen snapped in the distance. |
| 03:42Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Gordon | Blackwood | An EF0 tornado touched down late Tuesday evening at 1142 PM EDT|in Gordon County to the southeast of Calhoun Along Plainview Road|SE where several large trees where uprooted including one onto a|home. The tornado continued to the Northeast crossing Blalock Rd|remaining south of Erwin Hill Road before crossing Shope Lake|Road and Cornelison Road where several trees were snapped and|uprooted. Further to the east along Cornelison Road, roofing|from a section of a chicken house was torn off. The tornado|continued northeast and impacting a neighborhood along Windy|Hills Lane and Windy Hill Dr where numerous trees were snapped or|uprooted, including several onto homes. A roof and siding was|removed from a manufactured home, a pontoon boat was flipped, and|2 small sheds were destroyed. The tornado crossed Folsom Road|SE and and lifted before reaching Yarborough Mill Road. It|should be noted that the Hytop radar was down during this time|and the Peachtree City radar had the best view of the storm. |Radar data suggests the presence of a larger mesocyclone with|storm which originated as a supercell storm in AL evolving into a|hybrid supercell/QLCS storm into GA. This particular tornado|appears to be 1 of 2 which likely occurred in this area as part|of this larger mesocyclone and can be discerned in both the data|on the ground and from the KFFC radar. This tornado was best|aligned with the strongest portion of the mesocyclone. |
| 03:43Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Gordon | Blackwood | An EF0 tornado touched down late Tuesday evening at 1143 PM EDT|in Gordon County to the southeast of Calhoun near the|intersection of Hwy 53 and Foster Lusk Road. The tornado|uprooted a few small trees and continued ESE crossing|HWY53 destroying a pole barn on the south side of Hwy53 just past|Plainview Road. Debris from the barn was scattered approximately|150 yards to the east and a few trees were snapped in the area. |The tornado continued east snapping and uprooting several trees|along Erwin Road SE, including one on a home. A barn along Erwin|Road SE lost its roof and one of the walls was blown out as well.|The tornado continued ESE into a neighborhood along Rosewood Dr|where several trees where snapped and numerous branches were|scattered around. The tornado weakened as it crossed Erwin Hill|Road SE. It should be noted that the Hytop radar was down|during this time and the Peachtree City radar had the best view|of the storm. Radar data suggests the presence of a larger|mesocyclone with storm which originated as a supercell storm in|AL evolving into a hybrid supercell/QLCS storm into GA. This|particular tornado appears to be 1 of 2 which likely occurred in|this area as part of this larger mesocyclone and can be discerned|in both the data on the ground and from the KFFC radar. |
| 04:09Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Cherokee | Waleska | An EF0 tornado with maximum winds of 75mph touched down just to|the northwest of Waleska late Tuesday night and Early Wednesday just|after midnight at 12:09 EDT. The tornado touched down just|west of Reinhardt College Parkway where a few trees were uprooted|or snapped including Grady Street in Waleska. The tornado|continued ESE paralleling parkway snapping several trees near|houses along the hwy and several across the hwy. The tornado|continued ESE crossing the intersection of Land Road and Darby|Roads continuing to down several trees along the hwy near homes. |The last point of damage discovered was behind a home on|Reinhardt College parkway before Hobart Smith Road. While|limited, radar data suggests that this tornado evolved as a|bookend vortex as a result of a strong surge in wind just to the|southwest of the area in a rural portion of NW Cherokee County. |
| 04:38Z | EF1 | KBMX | AL | Calhoun | Saks | This tornado appears to have touched down somewhere in the|restricted area of the Pelham Range based on radar. The first|accessible damage occurred along Calhoun County Road (CR)|109 (Bynum Leatherwood Rd) just north of the Lloyds Chapel|Cemetery, where several large trees were uprooted. The tornado|continued to the east-southeast crossing Reaves Road and Gardendale Drive,|where swaths of trees were snapped or uprooted, with trees|falling on a manufactured home and a site built home in the area. Several pine trees were still blocking traffic across CR|46 (Parkwood Rd) near the intersection with McCulley Ln. The|tornado continued east-southeast roughly along CR 46, before crossing|Alexandria Rd, where several streets were blocked with uprooted|hardwood trees. As the tornado approached US Highway 431,|significant damage continued but became more sparse and sporadic|as the tornado appeared to end and transition to a thunderstorm|wind event. |
| 05:28Z | EF0 | KFFC | AL | Cleburne | Union Hill | The tornado first touched down in a field just south of Cleburne|County Road (CR) 67 about 0.3 miles east of CR 49. The tornado|proceeded to destroy a half of an old barn, lofting and tossing|debris both upstream and downstream, as well as laterally. A|large portion of the barn roof landed on a home about 30 yards|downstream, with several missiles embedded in the roof as well as|the surrounding yard. There was notable splatter on the right|side of the house not facing the direction of the damaged barn. Direct wind damage to the home was minor, with a facia damage and|a partially collapsed garage door. Debris from the barn was also|found hundreds of yards away in an adjoining pasture. From|there, the tornado proceeded to the ESE snapping and uprooting|hardwood trees as it crossed CR 67, CR 611, and CR 95. From|there, the tornado weakened and caused only a few tree branches|to be damaged along CR 672 before it dissipated before reaching|CR 34. |
| 07:39Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Spalding | Towalaga | An EF1 tornado touched down in extreme northeastern Spalding|county along Old McDonough road near Johnson Road early Wednesday|morning around 339 AM EDT May 21 2025. The tornado knocked over|a few trees on the west side of Hwy 155 before crossing the hwy|and ripping off the roof to a large barn. Two people were asleep|in a camping trailer near the barn when the tornado hit. They|claimed the camper lifted off the ground and slammed down|breaking the jacks supporting the front end of the camper. |Additionally roof material from the nearby barn slammed into the|camper and was spread eastward into a field area. The tornado|continued east crossing Amelia Drive snapping trees before|crossing into Henry County. |
| 07:43Z | EF1 | KFFC | GA | Henry | Locust Grove | The tornado|continued east crossing Amelia Drive snapping trees before|crossing into Henry County along Collins Drive snapping and|uprooting a few trees. The storm continued ESE crossing Lester|Mill Road snapping a few trees before crossing I75 near LG|Griffin Road. Several trees were snapped along Hossannah Road|which runs along the east side of I75. The storm continued east|within a largely uninhabited area before reaching a neighborhood|along Locust Road, in the community of Locust Grove. Numerous|trees were downed along Locust Road, Grove Pointe Ct, Grove Point|Way, and Grove Point Dr, including several onto homes in that|area. The tornado briefly entered Butts county before re-entering Henry county and returning back to Butts. |
| 07:48Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Butts | Jenkinsburg | The tornado briefly entered Butts county before quickly returning to Henry County, and returning to Butts once again. |
| 07:49Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Henry | Locust Grove | The tornado briefly re entered Henry county before quickly returning to Butts county. |
| 07:51Z | EF0 | KFFC | GA | Butts | Jenkinsburg | The tornado continued east into Butts County crossing Deer|Point Cir and Dean Patrick Roads snapping off a few trees. The|tornado continued east snapping and uprooting a few trees along|County Line Road, England Chapel Road, and Shiloh roads. |Ironically, the damage within portions of this track coincided|with damage still present from the January 2023 tornado path. The|tornado continued east crossing Walter Moore Road snapping a few|trees before lifting east of the road before reaching the|northern portion of the City of Jackson in Butts County. |
| 08:58Z | EF0 | KMXX | AL | Bullock | Mitchell | A brief tornado touched down in an open pasture east of County|Road 37, where a few large branches were snapped along a tree line|and one tree was uprooted in the field. The tornado tracked to|the east where it crossed through a small hunting club and|uprooted more trees. Most of this area was inaccessible due to|trees across the roadway, but no structural damage was noted. The|tornado then intensified as it crossed County Road 185, where|there was about a 800 to 900 yard wide zone of snapped and|uprooted hardwoods and softwoods. The tornado continued to track|east through various inaccessible pastures and wooded areas|before dissipating near County Road 7 to the south of Fitzpatrick,|where a couple branches were snapped. |
Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).