Alabama
19 tornadoes now confirmed after weekend storms in Alabama
The tornado count from weekend severe weather stood at 19 late Tuesday, according to information from the National Weather Service offices across the state.
There’s still a chance that the number could climb. The weather service was finishing up storm surveys as of Tuesday and had plans to look at a few additional areas.
Most of the 19 tornadoes happened in central Alabama and were brief EF0s (see the preliminary report on those storms here). There was also one in north Alabama and two in south Alabama.
All the tornadoes were EF1s or EF0s. The strongest in terms of wind speed was an EF1 with 110 mph winds in St. Clair County.
The 19 tornadoes are from the storms that affected the state Dec. 28 into Dec. 29. There was also another tornado in Mobile County on Dec. 27, an EF1 with 90 mph winds.
None of the tornadoes has been blamed for causing any injuries.
Here’s a look at the tornadoes confirmed so far from Dec. 28-29:
1. Athens tornado (Limestone County) — Dec. 28, EF1, top winds 100 mph.
2. Faustinas tornado (Mobile County) — Dec. 28, EF0, top winds 80 mph.
3. Molloy tornado (Lamar County) — Dec. 28, EF1, top winds 105 mph.
4. Byson Road tornado (Lamar County) — Dec. 28, EF0, 65 mph winds.
5. Beaverton tornado (Lamar County) — Dec. 28, EF0, top winds 70 mph.
6. Sunny Home tornado (Marion County) — Dec. 28, EF0, top winds 75 mph.
7. El Gezria Road tornado (Shelby County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 80 mph.
8. Knight Place Road tornado (Lowndes County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 85 mph.
9. Coosa Island Road tornado (St. Clair County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 85 mph.
10. Roberts Mill Pond Road tornado (St. Clair County) — Dec. 29, EF1, top winds 110 mph.
11. Hargrove Lane tornado (Lowndes County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 70 mph.
12. Hope Hull tornado (Montgomery County) — Dec. 29, EF1, top winds 95 mph.
13. Mt. Zion Road tornado (Montgomery County) — Dec. 29, EF1, top winds 100 mph.
14. Cecil tornado (Montgomery County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 80 mph.
15. Jackson Road tornado (Macon County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 75 mph.
16. Shorter tornado (Macon County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 75 mph.
17. County Road 8 tornado (Macon County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 85 mph.
18. County Road 56 tornado (Macon County) — Dec. 29, EF0, top winds 60 mph.
19. Summerdale tornado (Baldwin County) — Dec. 29, EF1, top winds 95 mph.
By Jim Stefkovich, Meteorologist, Alabama Emergency Management Agency
CLANTON – Sunday, 8:30 am, June 21, 2026
Today, scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are forecast mainly across the southern half of the state. Rainfall will generally be around 1 inch, but some spots could receive 2-4 inches, resulting in localized flooding. Damaging wind gusts are not expected.
Little to no rainfall will occur tonight through Monday morning. During the afternoon (and for the remainder of the week), we will be in a northwest flow aloft, with periodic clusters of storms (Mesoscale Convective Systems) moving from northwest to southeast across the state each day.
The timing for Monday’s activity is shown below. A few damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph, and heavy rainfall that may produce localized flooding are the threats.
There will be breaks in the precipitation each day, allowing any flooding to subside. However, due to saturated soils this week, it won’t take as much rainfall to produce additional flooding. Finally, the timing for each cluster of storms after Monday is highly uncertain, both in timing and specific locations.
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The SEC opponents for Alabama women’s basketball during the 2026-27 campaign has been officially revealed.
The Tide will face some of the top teams in all of women’s college basketball throughout SEC play this upcoming season. Alabama will face Auburn, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Missouri, Vanderbilt, Ole Miss and Texas A&M at home, with Ole Miss being the Tide’s only SEC opponent that they will face twice this year, both home and away. Alabama will be on the road for matchups against Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas as well.
The dates, start times, and television network for each will be revealed at a later date.
Alabama held a 7-9 record throughout SEC play last season. The Tide were widely regarded as one of the top teams in the nation despite struggling at times during conference play, and Alabama was able to make a run during the SEC Tournament with a shocking upset to the Tennessee Lady Vols in Nashville.
Alabama went 24-11 last season as a whole, but the Tide will undoubtedly need to play better during SEC play this year nonetheless.
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