List of tornadoes in the 2017 Super Outbreak

Tornadoes

Confirmed Total	Confirmed EF0	Confirmed EF1	Confirmed EF2	Confirmed EF3	Confirmed EF4	Confirmed EF5
283+	128	51	55	25	18	6

April 13 event

List of confirmed tornadoes - Thursday, April 13, 2017
EF#	Location	Duration (local time)	Description
Kentucky
EF2	Rockfield to N of Uno	6:57-7:48 AM	6 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF1	SW of Hustonville	8:08-8:15 AM	Several barns were destroyed, and a home was severely damaged.
EF1	SSE of Paris	9:06-9:17 AM	1 death - A tornado tracked through a mobile home park, flipping a trailer several times, killing one person.
EF0	Louisville area	4:22-4:27 PM	The AEON Center sustained window damage.
Indiana
EF0	NNE of Williams	7:41-7:46 AM	Two homes suffered shingle damage, numerous trees were knocked down, and a barn was partially destroyed.
EF3	Bedford area	8:24-8:41 AM	4 deaths - A powerful, stovepipe tornado touched down in the southern portion of Bedford and took a north-northeastern path. The tornado destroyed a house near the south side of Bedford, killing two. The tornado neared the downtown area, knocking down trees and power lines. Several cars were blown out of the Walgreen's parking lot and a caved in roof at Family Video. The tornado partially destroyed Bedford Middle School as it tracked through the central portion of the town. The tornado destroyed an IGA store, killing one person. The other fatality occurred in a vehicle on 4th street. The tornado weakened and took off a roof of a house on 2nd street and overturned a car on 1st street. The tornado rapidly weakened and dissipated near an industrial plant.
Ohio
EF2	WSW of Crestline to S of Shelby	6:59-7:16 AM	Several homes were damaged or destroyed. Trees and power lines were snapped and fell to the ground, one of which fell on a home in the northwestern side of Crestline, injuring one. The tornado exited Crestline at about 7:04 AM (local time). Several buildings including farms, homes, and outbuildings were heavily damaged near the unincorporated community of Bethlehem. The tornado weakened to a high-end EF0 tornado before striking the extreme-southern tip of Shelby, shortly before dissipating in a field less than half a mile away.
EF0	W of East Liberty	7:05-7:08 AM	90 percent of a roof was ripped off of a pole barn and roof awning was damaged.
EF0	Rushsylvania area	7:24-7:28 AM	A garage collapsed, shingles and roof awnings were taken off several homes, and trees and power poles were snapped.
EF1	SSE of Logan	9:48-9:55 AM	Several trees were either snapped or uprooted.
EF3	S of Oak Hill	9:51-10:21 AM	Twenty homes lost exterior walls, injuring at least 15 people.
EF2	WNW of Vincent	9:59-10:15 AM	At least 30 homes were unroofed, along with many snapped or uprooted trees.
Arkansas
EF2	Floral area	10:10-10:17 AM	1 death - A large, cone tornado moved through the Floral area, damaging or destroyed at least 25 homes and killing a woman when a tree crushed her home. Floral would later be affected by a stronger tornado.
EF2	E of Grapevine	10:21-10:25 AM	Many trees were snapped or uprooted, along with a home that was separated from its roof.
EF3	Hot Springs area	10:24-10:43 AM	5 deaths - A very wide, wedge tornado touched down in Hot Springs, destroying numerous home was overturning several cars on Hollywood Ave.
EF0	NNE of Pottsville	10:28-10:29 AM	A brief tornado destroyed and irrigation system.
EF0	SSW of Holland	10:37-10:39 AM	Several homes sustained moderate to severe shingle damage.
EF0	WNW of Bella Vista (First tornado)	10:48-10:54 AM	Several trained spotters sighted a small tornado near Bella Vista. No damage occurred.
EF2	WNW of Bella Vista (Second tornado)	10:49-10:56 AM	Several mobile homes were destroyed, injuring 17 people. Numerous trees were also downed.
EF5	ESE of Delaplaine, AR to Union City, TN to NNW of Lafayette, KY	10:52 AM-12:21 PM	68 deaths - See section on this tornado. A very long-tracked tornado tore through four states and carved a 169-mile path, killing 68 people.
EF1	Augusta area	10:55-11:02 AM	Several sheds were removed from their foundations and moderate shingle damage occurred.
EF0	W of Damascus	11:04-11:06 AM	A brief tornado damaged a small barn.
EF3	McCrory area	11:05-11:12 AM	2 deaths - An elderly couple was killed when their poorly-built home was swept away. 20 other homes were either damaged or destroyed.
EF1	S of Dell	11:06-11:09 AM	A large barn was destroyed and several homes sustained minor roof damage. One person was injured when taking cover in a pole barn.
EF1	N of Wheatley	11:07-11:10 AM	Trees were snapped along I-40.
EF2	S of Lepanto to E of Victoria	11:33 AM-12:06 PM	13 deaths - A very deadly tornado tracked more than 25 miles across rural areas. The tornado struck a mobile home park near Keiser, killing ten. Another three people were killed when their poorly-built home caved in.
EF0	Blytheville area	5:13-5:14 PM	A very brief tornado downed five trees and caused damage to a roof awning on a house.
Oklahoma
EF4	ESE of Hochatown, OK to SE of McHue, AR	10:30 AM-12:13 PM	43 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF2	W of Snow	7:18-7:24 PM	A tornado uprooted numerous trees, removed a roof from a home, and tossed a car.

April 14 event

List of confirmed tornadoes - Friday, April 14, 2017
EF#	Location	Duration (local time)	Description
Tennessee
EF2	Newport area	12:22-12:29 AM	1 death - Many homes were destroyed by a high-end EF2 tornado in Newport, killing one person.
EF3	N of Cleveland to E of Charleston	1:10-1:26 AM	29 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF0	SSE of Bradyville	1:47-1:48 AM	A tornado snapped numerous trees.
EF0	Beechgrove area	2:02-2:06 AM	A tornado touched down off of I-24, moving into Beechgrove. Several buildings sustained damage to vinyl sidings and roofs.
EF0	WSW of Hartsville	6:26-6:36 AM
EF1	W of Hartsville	6:28-6:29 AM	A tool shed was completely destroyed.
EF0	NNW of Riddleton	6:56-6:59 AM	Two homes sustained moderate shingle damage.
EF4	NNE of Snow Hill to N of Oliver Springs	8:07-8:48 AM	7 deaths - A long-tracked tornado swept away several well-built homes, tossed cars, and destroyed several businesses. The community of Ten Mile was struck, destroying numerous buildings and debarking trees. The basement of a house was sucked up into the air, killing one and injuring four. Several other buildings sustained extensive roof damage. At least five people were killed when the tornado destroyed their farm and another occurred when a mobile home was rolled down a hill. The tornado resulted in seven deaths and fifteen injures.
EF4	Christiana area	10:06-10:23 AM	2 deaths - A very powerful tornado swept away at least 30 homes, killing two people.
EF3	Woodbury area	4:07-4:14 PM	A tornado struck Woodbury, destroying 10 to 15 homes.
EF0	S of Woodbury	5:06-5:07 PM
EF1	Postelle area	8:58-9:03 PM	A tornado ripped the entirety of a roof off of a shed.
EF0	N of Pigeon Forge	11:43-11:47 PM	Numerous trees were downed.
North Carolina
EF3	Canton/West Canton areas	4:28-4:40 AM	1 death - A tornado caused extensive damage to buildings in the vicinity of Canton.
EF2	E of Buxton	5:37-5:47 AM	A waterspout moved ashore, causing major damage to buildings and trees.
EF5	Lake Santeelah, NC to ENE of Dandridge, TN	5:40-6:26 AM	47 deaths - See section on this tornado. A very rare, wide EF5 tornado touched down in a mountainous area, striking Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, killing more than 40 people. Seven more people were killed outside of Pigeon Forge.
EF4	Fairview area	10:05-10:16 AM	A tornado swept away eight homes, injuring six people.
South Carolina
EF2	SE of Joanna	9:33-9:36 AM	A brief tornado obliterated a shed and caused heavy damage to buildings in a business district.
Georgia
EF1	Gumbranch area	9:37-9:47 AM	A tornado caused minor roof damage to a small house.
EF2	S of Ludowici	9:43-9:49 AM	Two small barns were swept away, and a house sustained heavy roof damage.
EF3	Savannah, GA to E of Brighton Beach, SC	9:47-10:31 AM	29 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF4	S of Toccoa, GA to NNE of West Minister, SC	10:02-10:28 AM	6 deaths - An intense tornado swept away buildings and denuded numerous trees. At least 2 people were killed when their house was destroyed. Another 4 people were killed in a cellar, after the tornado sucked it into the air.
EF1	SW of Toccoa	10:38-10:41 AM	A brief tornado flipped an irrigation system and uprooted trees.
EF0	SSW of Toccoa	10:45-10:46 AM	Another brief tornado touched down, snapping small limbs off of trees.
Alabama
EF0	ESE of Parrish	11:19-11:22 AM	A brief tornado slightly damaged a house and snapped tree limbs.
EF0	SE of Parrish	11:40-11:41 AM	A tornado caused no damage.
EF0	S of Cordova	11:53-11:58 AM	A high-end EF0 tornado destroyed three sheds and launched debris from homes into the air. A cafe sustained major window damage and a sign was blown onto the ground.
EF0	E of Eutaw	12:08-12:10 PM	Two homes sustained shingle damage.

April 15 event

List of confirmed tornadoes - Saturday, April 15, 2017
EF#	Location	Duration (local time)	Description
Illinois
EF1	N of Vienna	4:58-5:00 AM	A small tornado uprooted several trees and destroyed a shed. One person was injured by flying glass.
EF1	ESE of West Frankfort	4:58-5:01 AM	A brief tornado uprooted many trees in a wooded area.
EF0	Cave-In-Rock area	6:07-6:13 AM	A tornado damaged at least 20 homes in the Cave-In-Rock area. A store sustained minor window and roof damage. Debris was found as far as Vincennes, Indiana.
West Virginia
EF2	E of Point Pleasant	5:18-5:28 AM	At least 50 to 60 residences or buildings were damaged or destroyed by a fast-moving tornado. The tornado mostly stayed in rural, wooded areas.
Indiana
EF2	Avon area	7:08-7:24 AM	15 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF3	Indianapolis to Lawrence	8:21-8:39 AM	5 deaths - Over 200 buildings in the city of Indianapolis were either severely damage or destroyed. Many buildings around downtown were badly damage or destroyed. 3 people were killed in their homes and two others were fatally injured in a gas station. At least 25 more buildings were damaged before the tornado dissipated. Overall, the tornado caused $500 million (2017 USD) in damages and 5 fatalities.
EF1	New Pekin area	8:22-8:24 AM	A small tornado damaged a few homes before quickly lifting.

April 16 event

List of confirmed tornadoes - Sunday, April 16, 2017
EF#	Location	Duration (local time)	Description
Georgia
EF4	W of Helen, GA to N of Scaly Mountain, NC	3:30-4:02 AM	A rare, violent mountain tornado debarked numerous trees and damaged only ten buildings. The tornado did not injure any people.
EF0	WNW of Helen	3:35-3:37 AM	A satellite to the first tornado, this brief twister caused shingle damage to a house and severely damaged a garage. The tornado also uprooted at least 50 to 60 trees.
EF1	Ellijay area	6:20-6:29 AM	At least 25 buildings were damaged by a small tornado that touched down in Ellijay.
EF0	SSE of Talking Rock	6:26-6:27 AM
EF0	W of Talking Rock	6:27-6:29 AM
EF0	N of Jasper	6:27-6:30 AM	Minor damage occurred.
EF2	WSW of Dallas	7:13-7:18 AM	1 death - A strong, EF2 tornado touched down west-southwest of the Dallas area, damaging or destroying many homes and buildings. One man was put into a coma when he was hit in the head with a piece of debris. He later died in the hospital.
EF1	E of Noonday	7:15-7:17 AM	A weak tornado downed power poles and damaged homes.
EF0	Northern Atlanta area	7:19-7:20 AM
EF0	WNW of Rome	7:34-7:39 AM	A weak tornado uprooted trees near Rome.
EF4	N of Albany to ESE of Vienna	3:16-3:49 PM	40 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF2	Sandy Springs area	6:16-6:27 PM	At least 40 industrial buildings were badly damaged. Only 4 people were injured.
EF0	Villa Rica area	6:30-6:35 PM	At least 10 homes were damaged by a tornado.
EF0	N of Rutledge	8:51-8:58 PM
EF0	SW of Eatonton	9:24-9:28 PM
EF0	SSE of Sparta	9:43-9:45 PM
EF0	Sandersville area	9:59-10:02 PM
EF0	S of Warthen	10:56-11:00 PM
EF0	SE of Warthen	11:35-11:39 PM
Alabama
EF0	SSW of Selma	6:58-7:00 AM	A brief tornado touched down, causing no damage.
EF0	NE of Selma	6:59-7:01 AM	A brief tornado touched down, causing no damage.
EF1	Dora area	11:38-11:43 AM	A small, cone-shaped tornado damaged a small repair shop in Dora. The tornado also caused window damage to a gas station nearby.
EF4	W of Lexington, AL to N of Fayetteville, TN	2:35-3:48 PM	11 deaths - A large tornado touched down, causing minor damage to some homes. The tornado was feared by schools in and near the Lexington, Alabama area. The tornado rapidly intensified as it moved in a northeasterly direction. The tornado passed near the community of Five Points before directly striking Minor Hill. A school took a direct hit from the tornado, resulting in three fatalities. The remainder of Minor Hill was either damaged or destroyed by the tornado. The tornado debarked or uprooted trees across long path before passing through the community of Aspen Hill. In Aspen Hill, seven people were killed when the EF4-equivalent winds flattened 15 homes. One person died later in the hospital from injuries. The tornado did minor damage until dissipating.
EF3	Northport area	3:39-3:56 PM	10 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF3	Tuscaloosa area	3:39-4:01 PM	14 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF5	ESE of Samantha to N of Alpine	4:09-4:28 PM	81 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF2	S of Samantha	4:17-4:20 PM	A small, cone-shaped tornado removed the roof off of a house and obliterated a barn.
EF0	W of Randolph	4:28-4:29 PM
EF0	WSW of Randolph	4:30-4:33 PM
EF0	SSW of Randolph	4:32-4:33 PM
EF0	N of Sprott	4:38-4:41 PM	Several trees were snapped.
EF1	Tuskegee area	4:40-4:46 PM	1 death - A pedestrian was killed by flying debris when trying to take cover. At least 30 buildings were damaged.
EF1	Ballplay area (1st tornado)	4:45-4:47 PM	A shed was destroyed.
EF2	WSW of Ballplay	4:49-4:53 PM	At least five homes sustained major damage from a reported tornado.
EF5	NW of Rutledge to NW of Louisville	5:06-5:39 PM	28 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF3	Ballplay area (2nd tornado)	5:07-5:13 PM	2 deaths - A large, stovepipe tornado touched down west-southwest of the Ballplay area, moving in a northeasterly direction. The tornado tracked through the already damaged part of the town, leaving homes that were already severely damaged completely swept away. The tornado was originally rated EF4, but post-analysis found it had only attained 160 mph winds.
EF0	SSW of Lincoln	5:08-5:09 PM	A brief tornado, that was associated with a tornado family, touched down without any damage.
EF0	S of Lincoln	5:10-5:11 PM	A brief tornado, that was associated with a tornado family, touched down without any damage.
EF1	SSE of Lincoln	5:12-5:15 PM	A large shed was lofted 65 feet in the air, and a silo was mangled.
EF2	ESE of Lincoln	5:13-5:16 PM	Two homes sustained major roof damage, and over 200 trees were either snapped or uprooted.
EF0	E of Lincoln	5:19-5:20 PM	A tornado uprooted a grove of trees.
EF0	Eufaula area	5:24-5:26 PM	A tornado touched down, damaging several businesses before severely damaging a shopping center. The tornado lifted behind the shopping center.
EF1	S of Altoona	5:26-5:27 PM	At least ten homes sustained extensive damage and several trees were either snapped or uprooted.
EF4	NW of Wilsonville to ESE of Abel	5:29-6:01 PM	14 deaths - A large, wedge tornado touched down in a wooded area and down many trees. Soon after, ground scouring was recorded in Alpine, where two homes were completely swept away. One home, which contained two people at the time, had been tossed 50 feet in the air. Unfortunately, both did not survive. The storm then moved through the southern portion of Talladega, where about 50 homes were swept away and 40 businesses sustained catastrophic damage. Twelve people died in Talladega alone, making the tornado as one of the deadliest for that town. The tornado exited Talladega at about 5:45 PM and destroyed several cabins located near a small lake. One person died in that area. The tornado caused another fatality when a tree fell on someone's home. The tornado lifted in a wooded area outside of Abel.
EF0	SE of Heflin	5:43-5:46 PM	A tornado downed many trees.
EF0	NW of Edwardsville	5:45-5:48 PM	A tornado damaged three homes and downed many trees.
EF0	SSW of Delta	5:47-5:49 PM	At least ten homes sustained major shingle damage.
EF2	Heflin area	5:50-5:57 PM	A stovepipe tornado tracked through Heflin, injuring three people after completely destroying homes. According to Grazulis, this particular storm could have been an EF3 tornado.
EF2	E of Wedowee	5:53-5:55 PM	A brief, strong tornado impacted homes east of Wedowee.
EF3	Roanoke	5:55-6:00 PM	1 death - A strong tornado destroyed over 60 homes in the city of Roanoke. This resulted in twenty injuries and two fatalities.
EF2	N of La Fayette	5:56-5:59 PM	At least 20 homes sustained severe roof damage and many trees and power poles were knocked down. One transmission tower was reported to have been bent to the ground.
EF0	N of Hokes Bluff (1st tornado)	5:57-5:59 PM	No damage was reported.
EF0	N of Hokes Bluff (2nd tornado)	5:59-6:01 PM	No damage was reported.
EF1	WSW of Albertville	6:00-6:01 PM	A brief tornado damaged two homes before lifting.
EF1	S of Brundidge	6:01-6:03 PM	Ten homes sustained extensive exterior damage.
EF0	Montgomery area	6:02-6:03 PM	30 homes sustained shingle damage and exterior damage. Several trees were uprooted and no injuries occurred.
EF0	S of Wetumpka	6:04-6:07 PM	Hundreds of trees were either snapped, downed, or uprooted.
EF0	ESE of Electic	6:06-6:09 PM
EF0	Fruithurst area	6:07-6:10 PM	At least ten homes were damaged.
EF0	Muscadine, AL to W of Tallapoosa, GA	6:11-6:15 PM	A weak but long-lasting tornado downed trees and damaged several homes.
EF4	Heflin area	6:14-6:23 PM	11 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF5	Hokes Bluff, AL to NE of Adairsville, GA	6:15-6:53 PM	174 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF0	WSW of Prattville	6:16-6:17 PM
EF1	N of Booth	6:17-6:19 PM	80 homes sustained extensive roof and exterior damage.
EF2	S of Alexander City	6:18-6:23 PM	30 homes and businesses were severely damaged by a stovepipe tornado.
EF1	SSE of Dadeville	6:20-6:23 PM	A tornado tracked through a mobile home park, injuring two.
EF1	W of Sylacauga	6:21-6:24 PM	One mobile home was flattened.
EF0	E of Talladega	6:22-6:23 PM
EF0	E of Childersburg	6:23-6:24 PM
EF0	E of Fayetteville	6:24-6:25 PM	Two homes sustained shingle damage.
EF2	S of Talladega Springs	6:25-6:29 PM	75 homes sustained major roof damage.
EF3	ESE of Our Town	6:26-6:32 PM	At least 40 homes were destroyed by a large tornado.
EF2	Prichard area	6:29-6:33 PM	Over 60 homes were either damaged or destroyed.
EF3	Mobile area	6:30-6:37 PM	See section on this tornado.
EF3	NNE of Daphne	6:38-6:43 PM
EF4	ESE of Grove Hill	6:44-6:50 PM	At least 20 homes were swept away, resulting in four injuries.
EF4	NNE of Butler	6:50-7:00 PM	Ground scouring was recorded near Butler.
EF0	Thorsby area	6:53-6:56 PM	Several outbuildings were severely damaged and a few homes sustained minor shingle damage. A barn was completely destroyed outside of Thorsby.
EF0	SSW of Choccolocco	6:58-7:00 PM	Many trees were reported to have been downed by this tornado.
EF0	Anniston area	7:04-7:05 PM	Over 20 buildings sustained minor damage, along with many reports of trees being downed or uprooted.
EF0	S of Southside	7:06-7:07 PM	No reports of damage.
EF0	SSE of Rainbow City	7:07-7:10 PM	No reports of damage.
EF1	SSE of Downtown Huntsville	7:09-7:11 PM	Over 130 homes sustained extensive damage from trees, debris, and the tornado itself.
EF1	Madison area	7:17-7:21 PM	A rope tornado touched down in Madison, damaging over 200 homes and businesses, which resulted in a state of emergency.
EF0	S of Tanner	7:23-7:24 PM
EF0	SW of Guntersvile	7:28-7:30 PM	Several groves of trees were downed.
EF0	NNW of Arab	7:49-7:50 PM
EF0	WSW of Horton	8:16-8:18 PM	1 death - A farmer was killed when he was hit by debris from a barn.
EF4	Albertville area (1st tornado)	8:20-8:43 PM	23 deaths - See section on this tornado..
EF3	Albertville area (2nd tornado)	8:24-8:32 PM	12 deaths - See section on this tornado..
EF2	Boaz area	9:58-10:03 PM	Over 50 homes and businesses were destroyed in Boaz, leading to 15 injuries.
EF1	S of Boaz	11:36-11:39 PM	Trees were downed and a trailer was obliterated.
Florida
EF1	Pensacola area	8:34-8:39 AM	Many homes were damaged by a weak tornado.
EF3	S of Graceville	9:52-10:03 AM	Two homes were completely destroyed and hundreds of trees were broken.
EF2	Telogia area	10:36-10:38 AM	A large, stovepipe tornado tore the roof off of a home in Telogia. At least 20 other homes were damaged by the tornado. Only four injuries were recorded.
EF0	SSE of Bristol	9:55-9:58 AM
EF4	Live Oak to NW of White Springs	10:08-10:17 AM	3 deaths - A severe tornado tracked through the heart of Live Oak, leaving well-built buildings badly damaged. The tornado continued into Hamilton County, where it dissipated. Three fatalities were blamed on the tornado when it moved through Live Oak; one occurred when a tree crushed a woman's home, the other two occurred in a house that was swept away. This tornado was the strongest in Florida's history since 1966.
EF1	S of Sanderson	10:18-10:20 AM	A brief tornado destroyed a shed and downed several trees.
EF0	SSE of Sanderson	10:23-10:24 AM
EF0	N of Macclenny	10:25-10:26 AM	A few trees were downed.
EF2	Lakeside area	10:45-10:52 AM	1 death - Another significant tornado touched down in Florida, causing damage in Lakeside. The tornado damaged or destroyed up to 125 homes and businesses before moving over Doctors Lake and lifting. High winds were also associated with the tornado and continued into Jacksonville. A man was killed when his house collapsed.
EF1	Ponte Vedra Beach area	11:13-11:15 AM	The final tornado in Florida caused extensive damage to beachfront homes before moving out to sea and lifting. This tornado could have been stronger than the given EF1 rating.
Mississippi
EF2	E of Pinola to E of Mendenhall	8:56-9:10 AM	A cone tornado tracked across Simpson County, leaving homes unroofed and outbuildings destroyed.
EF4	Eupora to NNW of Hamilton	9:00-9:23 AM	7 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF0	S of Winona	9:13-9:14 AM
EF0	SSE of Winona	9:14-9:15 AM
EF0	WSW of Pelahatchie	9:16-9:17 AM	Trees were downed.
EF5	NE of Collinsville, MS to SW of Heiberger, AL	9:16-9:58 AM	21 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF2	Pelahatchie area	9:18-9:24 AM	1 death - A large cone tornado tracked through Pelahatchie, demolishing outbuildings and heavily damaging homes. The tornado also blew a car into a school building, killing one and injuring several others. The tornado could have possibly been an EF3 tornado, according to the National Weather Service.
EF2	S of Pulaski	9:21-9:24 AM	A tornado left several homes without a roof and destroyed several outbuildings.
EF1	NNE of Sebastopol	9:29-9:31 AM	Trees were either downed or uprooted and a house sustained roof and gutter damage.
EF0	E of Sebastopol	9:30-9:31 AM
EF0	SW of Prairie	9:31-9:32 AM
EF2	S of Prairie	9:31-9:32 AM	1 death - A trailer was completely destroyed, where one person was killed.
EF0	E of Durant	9:32-9:33 AM
EF0	SSW of Colia	9:33-9:35 AM	A tornado touched down, damaging a couple of homes before lifting.
EF1	Sallis area	9:39-9:42 AM	A tornado struck Sallis, damaging 10 to 20 buildings. Sallis was hit by an EF4 tornado later in the day.
EF1	N of Lexington	9:43-9:44 AM	Trees were either downed or uprooted.
EF0	S of Ackerman	9:47-9:48 AM
EF0	SSE of Ackerman	9:48-9:49 AM
EF2	Calhoun City area	9:49-9:54 AM	2 deaths - A large, cone tornado ripped through Calhoun City in the morning, causing major damage to more than 75 homes and businesses. Calhoun City declared a state of emergency after the storm, making it one of the few cities to declare such a statement during the outbreak.
EF3	WSW of Pittsboro	9:51-10:01 AM	A destructive tornado flattened two homes. The tornado was orriginally rated EF4 due to one of the homes being swept away, however, the house was poorly constructed and was destroyed easily.
EF1	SE of Valley Park	9:57-9:58 AM
EF2	ESE of Valley Park	9:58-9:59 AM	Two homes sustained major roof damage.
EF1	W of Valley Park	9:59-10:00 AM
EF0	WSW of Valley Park	10:00-10:01 AM
EF0	WNW of Valley Park	10:01-10:02 AM
EF0	N of Valley Park	10:02-10:03 AM
EF4	ESE of Vaughan to E of French Camp	10:03-10:48 AM	55 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF3	Indianola area	10:05-10:14 AM	10 deaths - A very strong tornado touched down in Indianola, where over 45% of the city was destroyed. The tornado destroyed much of the southern portion of Indianola, where all ten deaths occurred. One man was fatally injured when he was hit by debris while finding a spot to take cover. Another three were from their home collapsing on top of their bodies. Another five were from the same incident occurring several homes to the right. A final fatality occurred on Delta Blues Street, where a person was running to take shelter, but was hit by debris, which resulted in death. The storm leveled a grocery store, and in the store, items were scattered for several miles. A box of tissues was found in Sunflower, the next town to the northeast. Also, a box of printer paper was scattered and was later found in Clarksdale, 51.75 miles to the north-northeast. The tornado lifted just outside of Indianola.
EF4	S of Kokomo	10:08-10:16 AM	A brief, but powerful tornado swept away four homes, giving this storm an EF4 rating.
EF2	N of Bentonia	10:09-10:12 AM	A tornado caused major roof damage to a home and destroyed several outbuildings.
EF1	Silver City area	10:19-10:21 AM	At least 20 homes and buildings were damaged in Silver City.
EF0	SSW of Isola	10:30-10:31 AM
EF0	SSE of Isola	10:38-10:40 AM	A brief tornado caused no damage.
EF0	Holly Springs area	10:40-10:41 AM	10 to 20 homes were damaged in the Holly Springs area.
EF2	Pearl area	10:41-10:45 AM	A tornado damaged 50 to 60 homes and businesses in Pearl. The tornado resulted in four injuries.
EF0	E of Walthall	10:44-10:45 AM
EF2	Maben area	10:48-10:50 AM	A tornado destroyed several poorly-built homes in Maben.
EF1	S of Shannon	10:54-10:55 AM	A tornado damaged several homes south of Shannon.
EF0	N of Rienzi	10:58-10:59 AM
EF0	S of Rienzi	11:00-11:01 AM
EF0	SSW of Rienzi	11:02-11:03 AM
EF0	N of Moselle	11:04-11:05 AM
EF0	SSE of Hattiesburg	11:06-11:07 A.M.
EF0	SW of Forest	11:10-11:11 A.M.
EF0	S of Union	11:11-11:12 A.M.
EF2	Laurel area	11:23-11:27 A.M.	1 death - A tornado struck a mobile home park, destroying at least 60 trailers and killing one person. At least 15 people were injured.
EF0	SSE of Quitman	11:17-11:18 A.M.
EF3	Quitman area	11:18-11:26 A.M.	12 deaths - See section on this tornado.
EF3	Forest to N of Decatur	11:24-11:45 A.M.	4 deaths - A large tornado flattened more than 45 homes in and outside of Forest. The tornado completely leveled a home near Lake, where two fatalities occurred. Another home, about four miles west of Decatur, was completely swept off of its foundation, where the other two fatalities occurred. The tornado was originally rated EF4 until further analysis showed that the home that was swept away was poorly anchored.
EF0	E of Mayersville	11:35-11:36 A.M.
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