Huntsville Alabama Tornado May 8 2025 Weather Forecast
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Huntsville Alabama Tornado May 8 2025 Weather Forecast. Tornado touches down in Huntsville — Two days after a series of severe storms spawned an outbreak of tornadoes Wednesday night, National Weather Service officials upgraded the tornado that hit Henegar to EF-3 status, with maximum winds reaching 140 miles per hour and a recorded path of 1.13 miles. The tornado likely touched down west of CR 129, and damage was observed near CR 129 and along CR 131.
Alabama Tornado Twister Near Athens; Madison, Huntsville And Decatur On Alert Times Now from www.timesnownews.com
Today's topic from the NWS Huntsville is concerning a weather hazard in our area that gets most if not all of the attention. Weather.gov > Huntsville, AL > Tornado Climatology Current Hazards
Alabama Tornado Twister Near Athens; Madison, Huntsville And Decatur On Alert Times Now
2025 Tornadoes : Frequency of Tornado Watches (Last 4 Years Prior to 2024) Storm Prediction Center Tornado Data (National) Annual Average Tornado Watches. EMA determined damage near Hatton, AL was attributed to an EF-1 tornado with maximum of 95 MPH.The tornado, embedded in a line of severe thunderstorms, was only briefly on the ground for approximately 1.5 miles Weather.gov > Huntsville, AL > Tornado Climatology Current Hazards
Huntsville Tornado 2025 Mae Walliw. - Huntsville city officials say cleanup crews are still clearing debris after an EF-2 tornado hit Maple Hill Cemetery and the surrounding area May 8.The National Weather Service forecast office said the tornado hit the cemetery as part of a nearly 10-mile path of destruction that began in the Old Town community near downtown and continued over Monte Sano into the McMullen Cove. Weather; Alabama's rare severe weather event 'is all but certain': Level 5 out of 5 risk in forecast for state
Storm damage in Madison County not believed to be tornado, weather service says. The Storm Prediction Center on Friday issued a rare level-five threat rating for central Alabama and Mississippi, the highest risk For tonight, storms may bring damaging winds up to 60mph, a tornado or two, and large hail (up to 1" in diameter)