Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in and near ZIP 35546

Hail Report Description: Quarter size hail reported in Boley Springs.

Hail Report Description: Corrects previous hail report from 5 NNE Berry to increase size. Photo relayed through social media of large hail. Confirmed that the hail was about 2 inches in diameter.

Hail Report Description: QUARTER SIZE HAIL FELL NEAR BERRY.

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Hail Report Description: Reported on CR 38, about 4 miles west of Northside High School.

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Wind Report Description: Tree down Highway 18 and County Road 128.

Wind Report Description: An 18-wheeler/semi/big rig was flipped on Highway 13 near the Tuscaloosa county line.

Wind Report Description: Trees and power lines down in Pea Ridge.

Wind Report Description: Multiple trees down near Salem.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on Armory Ave.

Wind Report Description: Tree down on Pea Ridge Rd.

Wind Report Description: Trees down along highway 18.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN ON OREGONIA ROAD.

Wind Report Description: TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN.

Wind Report Description: A LARGE TUSCALOOSA SHERIFF COMMUNICATIONS TOWER WAS DESTROYED.

Wind Report Description: PEA SIZE HAIL AND UNKNOWN WIND GUSTS NEAR SAMANTHA.

Wind Report Description: AT LEAST 30 MATURE HARDWOOD TREES WERE UPROOTED.

Wind Report Description: TREES WERE BLOWN DOWN AND A ROOF WAS BLOWN OFF A MOBILE HOME ALONG SHIVER DE FREEZE ROAD IN FAR NORTHERN TUSCALOOSA COUNTY.

Wind Report Description: TREE DOWN NEAR BERRY HIGH SCHOOL.

Wind Report Description: ROOF DAMAGE REPORTED. TIME ESTIMATED BY RADAR.

Wind Report Description: Several trees uprooted along County Road 63 south of the town of Berry.

Wind Report Description: A tree was reported down along Cripple Creek Road.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees and power lines were reported down along County Road 26, near the intersection with State Highway 43.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down, blocking Highway 18 at the Fayette/Walker county line.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down on Bluewater Road.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down in and around the city of Berry.

Wind Report Description: One or two trees were blown down on AL-69, near the Windham Springs community.

Wind Report Description: Trees and power lines were blown down on Billy Bingham Road, and CR-38, near the Samantha community.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were uprooted on Mitchell Mountain Road, near the Corona Community.

Wind Report Description: Straight line winds snapped or uprooted several trees southwest of Berry. A few of these trees landed on outbuildings producing significant damage. One mobile home had its roof torn off.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down near and southeast of Windham Springs.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down on SR-69.

Wind Report Description: Several trees were blown down on US-43, near the New Lexington Community.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down near the Tuscaloosa and Fayette County line, north of CR-12.

Wind Report Description: A few trees were blown down in the New Lexington Community.

Wind Report Description: Numerous trees down near Wiley, on Brandon School Road.

Wind Report Description: Trees down across CR 93 between Bankston and Cleveland.

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Tornado Report Description: THE TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN EAST OF THE NORTH RIVER JUST BEFORE OREGONIA ROAD. IT TRACKED NORTHEAST AND UPROOTED SEVERAL TREES. THE TORNADO CAUSED MINOR DAMAGE TO THE SKIRTING... SIDING AND SHINGLES TO A MANUFACTURED HOME. IT CONTINUED NORTHEAST ACROSS WOODED UNINHABITED AREAS BEFORE LIFTING ALONG HIGHWAY 69 NORTH OF WILCUTT ROAD WHERE MINOR TREE LIMB DAMAGE OCCURRED.

Tornado Report Description: TREES IN ROADWAY AND STRUCTURAL DAMAGE REPORTED.

Tornado Report Description: AN EF0 TORNADO DOWNED TREES AND CAUSED MINOR DAMAGE TO A MOBILE HOME AND SHED NEAR OLD CHEATAM ROAD.

Tornado Report Description: PRONOUNCED TDS EVIDENT ON RADAR IN NORTHERN TUSCALOOSA COUNTY.

Tornado Report Description: TORNADO CONTINUED INTO WALKER COUNTY FROM FAYETTE COUNTY.

Tornado Report Description: JUST EAST OF THE TOWN OF BERRY... AN EF-1 TORNADO MOVED NORTHEASTWARD FROM CHRISTIAN ROAD TO HIGHWAY 18. THIS TRACK STARTED IN FAYETTE COUNTY AND ENDED JUST INSIDE THE WALKER COUNTY LINE. DAMAGE WAS LIMITED TO BROKEN AND UPROOTED TREES... ASIDE FROM MINOR SHINGLE LOSS.

Tornado Report Description: TORNADO END POINT. ESTIMATED PEAK WIND 70 MPH. PATH LENGTH 1.88 MILES. MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH 400 YARDS.

Tornado Report Description: TORNADO START POINT. THE SHORT-LIVED TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR CR 46 AT THE TOWN OF BOLEY SPRINGS. THE WEAK TORNADO TRACKED NORTHEAST AND UPROOTED NUMEROUS TREES ALONG ITS PATH AS IT CROSSED COUNTY ROAD 83. THE ROADS WERE BLOCKED BY FALLEN TREES AT THIS POINT AND THE TRACK COULD NOT BE FOLLOWED ANY FARTHER.

Tornado Report Description: TORNADO END POINT. ESTIMATED PEAK WIND 70 MPH. PATH LENGTH 1.86 MILES. MAXIMUM PATH WIDTH 400 YARDS.

Tornado Report Description: TORNADO START POINT. A SHORT-LIVED TORNADO TOUCHED DOWN NEAR CR 46 AT THE TOWN OF BOLEY SPRINGS. THE WEAK TORNADO TRACKED NORTHEAST AND DISSIPATED NEAR COUNTY ROAD 83. THE TORNADO UPROOTED NUMEROUS TREES ALONG ITS PATH. MAX. WINDS 70 MPH. PATH LENGTH 1.86 MILES. MAX. WIDTH 400 YARDS.

Tornado Report Description: The sixth segment of this long track tornado entered southwest Walker County south of Blue Water Rd and moved northeast, where it eventually exited the northeast portion of the county east of Phillipstown Rd. This tornado began in Pickens County, 5 miles northeast of Pickensville, and tracked through Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Walker, Cullman (See Storm Data for Huntsville), and Blount Counties, before it dissipated in Marshall (See Storm Data for Huntsville) County. While the average path width of this tornado in Walker County was around 0.3 miles (528 yds), the tornado widened as it approached the city of Cordova to a path width maximum of 0.6 mile (1056 yds). Shortly after it entered the county, the tornado knocked down a cell phone tower, caused minor roof damage to a mobile home and single family home, and completely destroyed a mobile home as it approached AL Hwy 69. As the storm continued northeast crossing Earnest Chapel Rd southeast of Oakman, several vehicles were rolled and a home was destroyed. This resulted in 1 fatality and 2 injuries. The tornado continued east northeast where it crossed CR 35 and AL Hwy 269 south of Parrish. The tornado weakened to an EF0 as it approached Corridor X/future Interstate 22, with only minor tree damage noted, before it strengthened significantly as it neared Cordova. A 0.6 mile wide swath of EF3 damage, with winds of 140 mph, was noted in downtown Cordova. Numerous homes and buildings sustained significant damage, if not complete destruction, resulting in 4 fatalities. The tornado continued northeastward across Burton Chapel Loop Road and crossed the Mulberry Fork of the Black Warrior River. As it crossed Mountain View Road, the tornado increased to a violent EF4 rating, with winds of 170 mph, and destroyed 2 mobile homes, as well as a single family home. One of the mobile home undercarriages was missing, having been tossed at least 500 yards. At this site, a small bulldozer was flipped over, a pickup truck was tossed 200 yards, and an International 4700 dump truck was tossed 50 yards and was destroyed upon landing. A 2 ton utility trailer from this location was found a mile away, with a 2.5 ft impact crater where it landed. As the tornado neared Old Hwy 78, it tossed two double wide mobile homes at least 100 yards, resulting in their complete destruction. Two fatalities occurred here. The tornado continued toward Sipsey, where an unanchored double wide mobile home was tossed 100 feet up a 50 foot embankment. Two fatalities occurred in this area. The tornado continued at a minimum of EF2 strength to the northeast where it destroyed several homes and tossed a double wide mobile home 100 ft, south of Campbellville. Along this path, significant tree damage was noted, as well as damage to or the complete destruction of numerous other single family homes and manufactured homes.||This was the second tornado to hit downtown Cordova on this day. At 418AM-436AM CST, a tornado with winds of 120 mph moved through the same area causing significant structural damage.

Tornado Report Description: The fifth segment of this long track tornado entered Fayette County for the second time at CR 83, south of Boley Springs, and moved northeast where it exited Fayette County south of Blue Water Trace Rd . This tornado began in Pickens County, 5 miles northeast of Pickensville, and tracked through Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Walker, Cullman (See Storm Data for Huntsville), and Blount Counties, before it dissipated in Marshall (See Storm Data for Huntsville) County. While the average path width of this tornado in this portion of Fayette County was around 0.5 mile (880 yds), the tornado maximum path width was 0.75 mile (1320 yds) as it entered the county. The tornado strengthened to an EF3 rating, with winds of 140 mph, as it crossed CR 83 in Fayette County, where a mobile home was completely destroyed, with the remaining debris thrown a considerable distance, which resulted in 2 fatalities. The tornado continued northeast, where it crossed Wilcutt Road and CR 46, where several additional mobile homes were completely destroyed and the debris thrown a considerable distance. This resulted in two additional fatalities. Along this path, two homes sustained complete roof loss or partial roof loss, respectively. In addition, several cars were thrown and destroyed, and a building sustained extensive damage to the exterior brick veneer. The tornado caused considerable damage to trees, completely debarked trees with only stubs of largest branches as it continued northeast toward the Walker County line.

Tornado Report Description: The fourth segment of this long track tornado entered Tuscaloosa County for the second time at CR 12, south of New Lexington. This tornado began in Pickens County, 5 miles northeast of Pickensville, and tracked through Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Walker, Cullman (See Storm Data for Huntsville), and Blount Counties, before it dissipated in Marshall (See Storm Data for Huntsville) County. While the average path width of this tornado in this portion of Tuscaloosa County was around 0.5 mile (880 yds), the maximum path width was 0.75 mile (1320 yds). As the tornado crossed into Tuscaloosa County, minor tree damage of EF1 rating was noted. As the tornado crossed US Hwy 43, a mobile home was completely destroyed and the debris from the building was blown away. Northeast of US Hwy 43, a single family brick home suffered major roof loss as the tornado strengthened briefly to an EF2 rating, with winds of 120 mph. As the tornado continued northeastward across north Tuscaloosa County, minor tree damage occurred and at least 3 other homes sustained minor roof damage. The storm moved into southeastern Fayette County at Old Cheatam Rd, northwest of Sandtown.

Tornado Report Description: The third segment of this long track tornado crossed into southeastern Fayette County southeast of Concord and quickly crossed New Hope Rd before it moved into Tuscaloosa County at CR 12, south of New Lexington. This tornado began in Pickens County, 5 miles northeast of Pickensville, and tracked through Tuscaloosa, Fayette, Walker, Cullman (See Storm Data for Huntsville), and Blount Counties, before it dissipated in Marshall (See Storm Data for Huntsville) County. Both the average and maximum path width of this tornado in this portion of Fayette County was around 0.3 mile (528 yds). The tornado strengthened slightly to an EF1 rating, with winds of 100 mph, as it entered this area of Fayette County. Many trees were snapped or uprooted, along with significant branch damage, occurred along this portion of the path, particularly along and near Old Country Rd.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado developed along a Quasi-Linear Convective System. It touched down in southeast Fayette County, east of AL Hwy 13, along AL Hwy 18, southwest of Berry. This tornado maintained a small path width, averaging around 0.10 mile (176 yds). The tornado track paralleled AL Hwy 13 where it damaged several barns and knocked down many trees. The tornado moved through downtown Berry, where numerous businesses and homes sustained roof and wall damage. The damage was consistent with an EF1 rating and winds of 100 mph. As the tornado moved northeast of town, it weakened and dissipated near AL Hwy 18 and Simmons Rd.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado that first touched down near Berry, in Fayette County, moved into Walker County near where AL-18 crosses Frost Creek. From there it continued its northeast path, and eventually lifted about 5 miles west of Oakman. In Walker County, the tornado blew down a 100 foot radio tower and damaged an adjoining shed. Numerous trees were also snapped or uprooted.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down in southeastern Fayette County about 4 miles northeast of Berry. It then tracked northeastward through mostly a wooded rural area, before crossing into Walker County. In Fayette County, damage was mainly confined to about 2 dozen trees that were snapped and uprooted.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado touched down briefly near AL-13, south of the New Lexington Community. Two homes sustained moderate damage. One home had its garage door blown in and subsequently a wall blown out. Wind entered into another home's attic and blew out a portion of the roof. A wooden projectile (1 by 6) was blown approximately 100 yards and embedded into the side of a home. A pontoon boat was also overturned.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado that first touched down in Fayette County, and also moved through a small portion of Tuscaloosa County, moved into southeastern Walker County just southwest of the Corona Community. From there, the tornado traveled northeast for about 6.5 miles, and finally lifted northwest of the town of Oakman. The greatest amount of damage along the entire path of this tornado was experienced on Patton Hill Road, just west of Oakman. Several homes sustained significant damage near Corona, and several mobile homes were damaged or destroyed west of Oakman. There were also 4 minor injuries reported in Walker County. Along the entire path, at least 8 structures were destroyed, most of them mobile homes, and 15 other structures sustained varying degrees of damage.

Tornado Report Description: The Newtonville tornado moved back into Fayette County, and continued its journey northeastward. In this segment, the tornado moved through a sparsely populated area between the city of Berry and the Boley Springs Community. No significant structures were hit, and only sporadic tree damage was observed. The tornado reached the Walker County line just west of Fayette CR-83.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado that touched down in southeastern Fayette County entered Tuscaloosa County just west of the New Lexington Community. From there, the tornado continued its northeastward path, staying just inside Tuscaloosa County for about 5.5 miles. The tornado damaged a gas station building in New Lexington, and downed numerous trees. The tornado then moved back into Fayette County near Upper Ridge Road.

Tornado Report Description: An F0 tornado briefly touched down in rural northern Tuscaloosa County just east of US Highway 43. The tornado produced little to no damage. A storm spotter captured images of the tornado.

Tornado Report Description: The sixth tornado of the evening, the Boley Springs Tornado, occurred in extreme southeast Fayette County beginning at 9:10 pm. The tornado first touched down on the south side of County Road 46 about a mile west of Boley Springs. The tornado crossed CR 46 going across the north side of Boley Springs. A lumber mill was damaged along with a mobile home. Numerous trees were downed.The tornado then moved into open country where additional trees were downed. It ended around 9:15 pm about 3.9 miles east-northeast of Boley Springs. This was rated an F1 tornado, with a path length of 4.3 miles and width of 90 yards. No injuries or deaths were reported with this tornado.

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