12 thunderstorm wind, 3 hail, 2 tornado, as filed by the National Weather Service.
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12 thunderstorm wind, 3 hail, 2 tornado. Local standard time, as filed.
Several trees were reported down in the Indian Springs area about five miles northeast of Pelham in northern Shelby County.
A strong wind gust with a thunderstorm collapsed a boat house under construction killing three people and injuring four others who had sought shelter. Eight people boating on Neely Henry Lake sought shelter in a partially completed boat house on the St. Clair shore of the lake. The people were injured and killed when the boat house roof collapsed during the wind gust. (F29O, F06O, M04O)
Etowah County Emergency Management Agency reported a wind gust to 75 miles an hour on their wind measuring equipment. One building reportedly lost a roof, and trees were downed in scattered locations across the county.
A tornado was reported by the Tuscaloosa Fire Department in the Elrod/Echola area of Tuscaloosa. One tree was blown down. Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Department reported a funnel cloud in the Brownville area about 15 miles northwest of Tuscaloosa.
A mobile home was damaged and a tree was blown onto a house in northern Blount County around Summit. Trees and power lines were down along Highway 132 between Oneonta and Altoona.
Numerous large trees and power lines were reported down in the Guntersville, Union Grove, and Arab areas of Marshall County. The area affected was primarily the central and southwest section of the county.
Trees were down and nickel-size hail was reported at Dutton in southeast Jackson County and Section. Large trees and power lines were reported down between Stevenson and Bridgeport. Several large trees blocked a road in Stevenson.
A mobile home was damaged and a tree was blown onto a house in northern Blount County around Summit. Trees and power lines were down along Highway 132 between Oneonta and Altoona.
Trees were down and nickel-size hail was reported at Dutton in southeast Jackson County and Section. Large trees and power lines were reported down between Stevenson and Bridgeport. Several large trees blocked a road in Stevenson.
Trees were reported down by thunderstorm wind near Tallassee.
About ten trees were reported down along Highway 10 in the southwest part of Marion County. Hail about the size of dimes was reported in Hamilton. Several trees were down on Highway 44 between Twin and Brilliant. A funnel cloud was reported near Whitehouse about 15 miles east of Hamilton.
About ten trees were reported down along Highway 10 in the southwest part of Marion County. Hail about the size of dimes was reported in Hamilton. Several trees were down on Highway 44 between Twin and Brilliant. A funnel cloud was reported near Whitehouse about 15 miles east of Hamilton.
A tornado was reported at Henson Springs in northern Lamar County. The tornado occurred in the open with no damage reported.
About ten trees were reported down along Highway 10 in the southwest part of Marion County. Hail about the size of dimes was reported in Hamilton. Several trees were down on Highway 44 between Twin and Brilliant. A funnel cloud was reported near Whitehouse about 15 miles east of Hamilton.
Three-quarter inch hail was reported at Haleyville. Power lines and several trees were downed in the Double Springs area.
Three-quarter inch hail was reported at Haleyville. Power lines and several trees were downed in the Double Springs area.
Funnel clouds were observed about three miles north of Moulton and just north of Speake, about eight miles east of Moulton. Large trees were reported down in Hatton, northwest of Moulton.
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