Survey teams confirm more Alabama tornado details after Saturday outbreak
The National Weather Service office in Birmingham said it is investigating 16 storm tracks in central Alabama to see if tornadoes caused the damage. The tracks are in Autauga, Dallas, Chilton, Perry, Hale, Talladega, Coosa, Tallapoosa, Shelby, Pickens, Tuscaloosa, Walker, Pike, Chambers and Sumter counties.
At least 5 tornadoes confirmed so far in Alabama: Assessing damage will take days
Storm damage has been reported across Alabama from severe weather on Saturday. Severe storms are being blamed for a t least two deaths in Dallas County near Plantersville. Damage to homes and businesses is being reported in multiple areas.
The wife of a man who was killed was miraculously not injured and another woman was found dead early Sunday morning.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey later confirmed at least three deaths and noted that there were reports of damage in 52 of the state's ...
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Winterboro man whose home damaged for fifth time among 3 Alabama tornado deathsMore than 30 people are dead and several homes are decimated across the South. The National Weather Service has tracked potential tornado damage in more than a dozen locations. You can take a look ...
The tornado that ripped through the Dallas County community of Plantersville only lasted a few minutes, but the debris it ...
Winds of up to 120 miles per hour wreaked destruction across the county as a huge weather system battered swathes of the U.S.
Residents and work crews in the South and Midwest are beginning to clean up and survey the destruction from a three-day outbreak of severe weather.
More information about the damage from Saturday’s severe weather that passed through Alabama is expected as the sun comes up ...
Plantersville residents along County Road 63 and Lovelady Drive are picking up debris after a violent EF-3 tornado ripped ...
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