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词条 List of United States tornadoes in April 2011
释义

  1. United States yearly total

  2. April

     April 4 event  April 5 event  April 7 event  April 8 event  April 9 event  April 10 event  April 11 event  April 14 event  April 15 event  April 16 event  April 19 event  April 20 event  April 21 event  April 22 event  April 23 event  April 24 event  April 25 to April 28 events  April 30 event 

  3. See also

  4. References

  5. Notes

This is a list of all tornadoes that were confirmed by local offices of the National Weather Service in the United States in April 2011.

United States yearly total

{{:Tornadoes of 2011#United States yearly total}}

April

{{Tornado Chart
|Total = 770
|F0 = 268
|F1 = 335
|F2 = 110
|F3 = 40
|F4 = 13
|F5 = 4
|Enhanced=yes
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April 4 event

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EF#LocationCounty / ParishStateCoord.Time (UTC)Path lengthMax widthSummary
cat1}} align="center" | EF1SE of AshdownLittle RiverAR33.67|-94.10|name=Peytonville (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1310 – 13154.84|mi|km|sortable=on}}150|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}A metal building with a steel-beam frame and a carport were destroyed, and many trees were downed.[1]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1N of HopeHempsteadAR33.70|-93.59|name=Hope (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1338 – 13413.89|mi|km|sortable=on}}100|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Nine chicken houses lost their roofs, a tractor trailer was flipped over, the metal roofing was peeled from a barn, and many trees were downed.[2]
cat2}} align="center" | EF2E of BlevinsHempsteadAR33.87|-93.52|name=Dunlap (Apr. 4, EF2)}}1340 – 13421.84|mi|km|sortable=on}}200|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}20|yd|m|abbr=on}} north into a chicken house, and numerous trees were downed as well. Two people were injured: the occupant of the trailer and a worker on the farm.[3]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1S of FoukeMillerAR33.20|-93.89|name=Ft Lynn (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1350 – 13542.63|mi|km|sortable=on}}150|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}One home sustained minor wind damage, a second home suffered roof damage due to a fallen tree, and a large storage building was destroyed. Many trees were downed along the path.[4]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Whelen Springs areaClarkAR33.83|-93.13|name=Whelen Springs (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1408 – 14143.96|mi|km|sortable=on}}200|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Shingles and siding were blown off of a house, and the TV antenna was blown over. A large tree crushed a tractor shed, a canning shed and farm gates were destroyed, and numerous trees and power lines were downed.[5]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1S of WaldoColumbiaAR33.28|-93.38|name=Waldo (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1428 – 14290.89|mi|km|sortable=on}}75|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tin was ripped off a small barn, a home and an adjacent garage sustained minor roof damage, a small shed had half of its roof peeled off, and the roof of an abandoned home was ripped off and thrown southeast. Many trees were downed as well.[6]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1E of NorphletUnionAR33.32|-92.67|name=Norphlet (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1512 – 15131.28|mi|km|sortable=on}}100|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tornado touched down in eastern Norphlet and moved east, blowing down the cover of a gas station and causing minor roof damage to several homes. Also, a carport collapsed on a vehicle, a small metal outbuilding sustained minor damage, and many trees were downed.[7]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Slater areaBallardKY36.99|-89.01|name=Slater (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1518 – 15223.72|mi|km|sortable=on}}200|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Two barns were leveled, and numerous trees were downed.[8]
cat2}} align="center" | EF2Hinkleville areaBallardKY37.02|-88.98|name=Hinkleville (Apr. 4, EF2)}}1520 – 15276.42|mi|km|sortable=on}}300|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}A large farm building was destroyed, the roof was removed from a two-story house, and a garage was leveled. Two mobile homes were overturned, a third mobile home was shifted off of its foundation, several other homes sustained minor roof damage, and a few chicken barns sustained damage, some heavy. Numerous farm buildings and grain bins were destroyed, and dozens of trees were downed as well. One person was injured.[9]
storm}} align="center" | EF0Heath areaMcCrackenKY37.09|-88.81|name=Hinkleville (Apr. 4, EF0)}}1530 – 15310.51|mi|km|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The roof of a farm building was lifted off, two vehicles parked in a building were heavily damaged, and large tree limbs were downed.[10]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Greenville areaMuhlenbergKY37.19|-87.18|name=Greenville (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1655 – 17027.08|mi|km|sortable=on}}150|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tornado struck a mobile home park, overturning and destroying a mobile home and blowing a second off of its foundation. Also, a camper trailer was overturned, several houses sustained shingle damage, and several trees were downed. Three people were injured, all inside the mobile home that was destroyed.[11]
cat2}} align="center" | EF2Hopkinsville areaChristianKY36.78|-87.40|name=Greenville (Apr. 4, EF2)}}1704 – 17105.26|mi|km|sortable=on}}200|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}An industrial warehouse-type building sustained heavy damage, with large sections of the roof removed and small sections of the exterior walls either peeled back or blown in. A rooftop HVAC unit was blown off as well. In front of the building, steel utility poles were bent almost to the ground. Elsewhere, several barns were destroyed, metal roofs were ripped off of two homes, and dozens of trees were downed. Seven people were injured, all of whom were inside the building.[12]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Needmore areaButlerKY37.09|-86.69|name=Needmore (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1726 – 17293.38|mi|km|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Several houses sustained minor roof damage, with a large section of one house's roof removed. A mobile home was moved from its foundation and several trees were downed as well.[13]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Neafus areaGraysonKY37.38|-86.56|name=Neafus (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1738 – 17423.41|mi|km|sortable=on}}125|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Metal roofing on a barn was ripped off and blown into the woods, a small well-constructed shed was pushed over on its side, and another small shed was destroyed. A house had its metal roof ripped off, a metal outbuilding was destroyed, and numerous trees were downed as well.[14]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Caneyville areaGraysonKY37.43|-86.49|name=Caneyville (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1741 – 17431.01|mi|km|sortable=on}}200|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tornado touched down in Caneyville, downing a tree onto a restaurant. The metal roof was blown off of the cinder block dugout at a baseball field, with a number of cinder blocks being blown several feet to the east, and three large empty metal grain bins were moved off their foundations, causing damage to nearby objects. The metal roof was blown off a mobile home and insulation was blown along the ground and into nearby trees. A tractor-trailer was blown over and numerous trees were downed as well.[15]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1W of WaverlyHumpherysTN36.08|-87.81|name=Waverly (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1819 – 18222.9|mi|km|sortable=on}}75|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tornado touched down west of Waverly and entered the city, downing dozens of trees, damaging several businesses, and tearing off signs and overhauls. Several homes and vehicles were crushed by fallen trees as well.[16]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Tennessee City areaDicksonTN36.10|-87.54|name=Tennessee City (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1833 – 18417.25|mi|km|sortable=on}}150|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}In Tennessee City, several structures sustained significant roof damage, including a fire hall. Elsewhere, several outbuildings and barns were heavily damaged. Hundreds of trees were downed along the path.[17]
storm}} align="center" | EF0Sulphur Springs areaCheathamTN36.25|-87.07|name=Sulphur Spgs (Apr. 4, EF0)}}1852 – 18530.81|mi|km|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Dozens of trees were downed. The tornado likely extended into an inaccessible recreation area on the east side of the Cumberland River.[18]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Smyrna areaDavidson, RutherfordTN35.98|-86.66|name=Smyrna (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1920 – 19224.9|mi|km|sortable=on}}100|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Numerous power poles were snapped, hundreds of trees were downed, several fences were blown down, a few small storage buildings were destroyed, and numerous homes sustained roof and siding damage. Various pieces of debris were scattered hundreds of yards. A tractor-trailer was blown over and several cargo trailers were overturned on Interstate 24 as well.[19][20]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1S of GeorgetownGrant, LaSalleLA31.72|-92.41|name=Zion (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1942 – 19453.26|mi|km|sortable=on}}275|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Several homes sustained mostly roof damage either directly from the tornado or from fallen trees, and a shop had its tin roof peeled off and thrown forward into trees. Many trees were downed along the path.[21][22]
storm}} align="center" | EF0Outville areaLickingOH39.98|-82.57|name=Otia (Apr. 4, EF0)}}1946 – 19470.9|mi|km|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}0.25|mi|km|}} downwind. Four pieces of debris were impaled in the ground. Also, a smaller storage shed lost its door, minor roof damage was observed on the corner of one house, and five trees were downed.[23]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Otia areaMonroeKY36.71|-85.61|name=Otia (Apr. 4, EF1)}}1955 – 19560.19|mi|m|sortable=on}}75|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}400|yd|m|}} towards the east, and numerous trees were downed.[24]
cat2}} align="center" | EF2N of Jena to SW of EnterpriseLaSalle, CatahoulaLA31.80|-92.13|name=Summerville (Apr. 4, EF2)}}1958 – 200413|mi|km|sortable=on}}440|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tornado touched down northeast of Summerville in LaSalle Parish, downing many trees. After crossing into Catahoula Parish, it peeled the tin roof off of a home and threw it into the front yard. Also, a mobile home was blown down a ravine and completely destroyed, a covered travel trailer was blown over on its side, and four power poles and several trees were snapped.[25][26]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1SW of AlbanyClintonKY36.65|-85.18|name=Albany Arpt (Apr. 4, EF1)}}2014 – 20150.25|mi|m|sortable=on}}150|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}90|yd|m|}}, a second storage shed was destroyed, and a house had its windows blown out.[27]
storm}} align="center" | EF0NNE of Seventy SixClintonKY36.80|-85.14|name=Seventy Six (Apr. 4, EF0)}}2016 – 20170.22|mi|m|sortable=on}}60|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Multiple trees were downed.[28]
cat2}} align="center" | EF2SSE of Cooter Point, LA to NNW of Grand Gulf, MSTensas (LA), Claiborne (MS)LA, MS31.91|-91.51|name=Cooter Point (Apr. 4, EF2)}}2043 – 211428.01|mi|km|sortable=on}}880|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Numerous homes, outbuildings, farms, a water treatment plant, and an antebellum home were damaged. A tractor-trailer was flipped, a grain silo sustained a large dent on its side, hundreds of trees were downed, and numerous power poles were snapped. One person was injured.[29][30]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1NW of WilliamsburgWhitleyKY36.83|-84.22|name=Williamsburg (Apr. 4, EF1)}}2103 – 21061.74|mi|km|sortable=on}}880|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}The tornado downed many trees and caused significant damage to several barns and outbuildings.[31]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1S of TeaberryFloydKY37.39|-82.64|name=Beaver (Apr. 4, EF1)}}2121 – 21260.4|mi|m|sortable=on}}100|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}A mobile home was destroyed, and approximately 100 trees were downed.[32]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1N of UticaHindsMS32.13|-90.63|name=Utica (Apr. 4, EF1)}}2142 – 21454.02|mi|km|sortable=on}}440|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Two outbuildings were destroyed, and many pine trees were downed.[33]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Braxton areaSimpsonMS32.01|-90.05|name=Touchstone (Apr. 4, EF1)}}2236 – 22427.38|mi|km|sortable=on}}1320}}{{convert|0.75|mi|km|abbr=on}}Large tornado developed west of Braxton and moved through town before lifting to the east of town. It downed many trees and power poles, with some of the trees landing on homes and vehicles.[34]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1W of Ruth to ESE of TopekaLincoln, LawrenceMS31.38|-90.36|name=Ruth (Apr. 4, EF1)}}2248 – 230717.28|mi|km|sortable=on}}600|yd|m|abbr=on}}The tornado touched down west of Ruth and quickly intensified as it entered the city, downing many trees, destroying the awning of a gas station, and blowing out the back wall of the volunteer fire department building. A nearby church sustained extensive shingle damage, and the steeple was blown off. A number of homes sustained minor to moderate damage either from the tornado itself or from fallen trees. One tree fell on an RV, destroying it.[35][36]
storm}} align="center" | EF0NE of AthensMcMinnTN35.46|-84.59|name=Athens (Apr. 4, EF0)}}2336 – 23400.1|mi|km|sortable=on}}25|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Eight trees were downed.[37]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Franklinton areaWashingtonLA30.85|-90.14|name=Franklinton (Apr. 4, EF1)}}23400.2|mi|m|sortable=on}}75|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Brief tornado completely removed a large section of the roof of a home and caused minor roof damage to two mobile homes. Several large trees were downed as well.[38]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Clio areaLivingstonLA30.32|-90.57|name=Clio (Apr. 4, EF1)}}23420.5|mi|km|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}A tornado briefly touched down, uprooting or snapping many trees. A metal roof was peeled off one home.[39]
storm}} align="center" | EF0Gramercy areaSt. JamesLA30.06|-90.70|name=Gramercy (Apr. 4, EF0)}}2350 – 23520.94|mi|km|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}An attached carport was lifted away from a home, causing significant damage to the structure, and several houses sustained minor to moderate roof damage. Many trees were downed as well.[40]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Bogalusa areaWashingtonLA30.67|-89.97|name=Bogalusa (Apr. 4, EF1)}}00010.2|mi|m|sortable=on}}75|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}20|yd|m|}} into another camper, and sheet metal, tin roofing, and an awning were blown roughly {{convert|50|to|75|yd|m|}} and wrapped around a tree trunk about {{convert|20|ft|m|}} off the ground. Numerous trees were downed as well.[41]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Poplarville areaPearl RiverMS30.67|-89.45|name=Poplarville (Apr. 4, EF1)}}00430.25|mi|m|sortable=on}}50|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}150|yd|m|abbr=on}} to the east. Multiple trees were downed as well.[42]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1NW of Neely to SSW of State LineGreeneMS31.27|-88.83|name=Avera (Apr. 4, EF1)}}0043 – 010319.42|mi|km|sortable=on}}100|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Several homes and a church suffered minor to moderate roof damage, a metal barn was destroyed near Avera, and thousands of trees were downed.[43]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1NE of Carters LakeGilmerGA34.64|-84.59|name=Roundtop (Apr. 4, EF1)}}0133 – 01362.64|mi|km|sortable=on}}880|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Hundreds of trees were downed, causing minor to major damage to approximately 100 homes.[44]
storm}} align="center" | EF0Elders areaGilmerGA34.72|-84.60|name=Elders (Apr. 4, EF0)}}0134 – 01361.83|mi|km|sortable=on}}880|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Hundreds of trees were downed, six chicken houses were either heavily damaged or destroyed, a horse stable was destroyed, and three outbuildings were damaged.[45]
cat1}} align="center" | EF1Fontainebleau areaJacksonMS30.40|-88.72|name=Fontainebleau (Apr. 4, EF1)}}01450.1|mi|m|sortable=on}}75|yd|m|abbr=on|sortable=on}}Roofing was peeled off a few metal commercial buildings, the windows of two houses were blown out, and large sections of two fences were blown down. Several trees were downed, and the limbs of a few large trees were snapped.[46]
Sources: NWS Paducah, NWS Louisville, NWS Nashville, NWS Wilmington, OH, NWS Jackson, MS, NWS Jackson, KY, NWS New Orleans/Baton Rouge, NWS Mobile, NWS Little Rock, NWS Peachtree City, NWS Shreveport, NWS Morristown, NCDC Storm Data

April 5 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, April 5, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
North Carolina
cat1}} | EF1E of AraratSurry36.40|-80.56|name=Ararat (Apr. 5, EF1)}}05252.7 miles (4.3 km)Numerous trees were felled by the tornado, many of which fell on homes. A few structures lost their roofs and several carports collapsed. Overall, 35 to 40 homes were damaged.[47]
Georgia
cat1}} | EF1WNW of WaldenBibb34.70|-83.70|name=Welden (Apr. 5, EF1)}}05301.1 miles (1.8 km)A brief tornado damaged nine homes, one of which was shifted off its foundation, and felled about 100 trees.[48]
cat2}} | EF2WSW of DuboisDodge32.27|-83.32|name=Dubois (Apr. 5, EF2)}}06393 miles (4.8 km)1 death - A small but strong tornado destroyed a double-wide mobile home with three people inside. One of the occupants was killed while the other two were injured. Before dissipating, the tornado damaged another mobile home and uprooted several trees.[49]
Maryland
storm}} | EF0WNW of MattawomanCharles38.65|-76.88|name=Mattawoman (Apr. 5, EF0)}}08480.1 miles (160 m)A brief tornado knocked a large pine tree onto a house and damaged several fences.[50]
storm}} | EF0E of CollingtonPrince George's, Anne Arundel38.97|-76.71|name=Collington (Apr. 5, EF0)}}08551.3 miles (2.1 km)A brief tornado snapped or felled several trees.[51][52]
Sources: NWS Paducah, NWS Louisville, NWS Nashville, NWS Wilmington, OH, NWS Jackson, MS, NWS Jackson, KY, NWS New Orleans/Baton Rouge, NWS Mobile, NWS Little Rock, NWS Peachtree City, NWS Shreveport, NWS Morristown, NWS Baltimore / Washington, D.C., NCDC Storm Data

April 7 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, April 7, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
California
storm}} | EF0RockvilleSolano38.24|-122.12|name=Rockville (Apr. 5, EF0)}}2252200 yards (180 m)Brief tornado damaged a strip plaza, a hair salon and a few signs in a commercial area. Minor tree damage was also reported.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/07/11, NWS Sacramento, NCDC Storm Data

April 8 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, April 8, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Virginia
cat2}} | EF2PulaskiPulaski37.04|-80.80|name=Pulaski (Apr. 5, EF2)}}23351.95 miles (3.14 km)Severe damage in town. Over 200 houses were damaged, of which at least 30 were destroyed and many others were severely damaged. Many trees were also uprooted. Nine people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1DraperPulaski37.04|-80.80|name=Draper (Apr. 5, EF1)}}23422.6 miles (4.2 km)Many houses and a gas station were damaged at Exit 92 on Interstate 81 and a mobile home was destroyed. Many trees were also snapped.
Sources: NWS Blacksburg, NCDC Storm Data

April 9 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, April 9, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Virginia
storm}} | EF0NortonNorton (city)36.92|-82.62|name=Norton (Apr. 9, EF0)}}1945unknownTwo buildings were damaged and some trees were snapped.
Kentucky
storm}} | EF0W of ValeriaMenifee, Wolfe37.83|-83.62|name=Valeria (Apr. 9, EF0)}}2000unknownHundreds of trees were damaged in the Daniel Boone National Forest.
storm}} | EF0ValeriaWolfe37.84|-83.51|name=Valeria (Apr. 9, EF0)}}20050.25 miles (400 m)Brief tornado touchdown with a carport and barn destroyed. Two houses and a vehicle were also damaged.
Tennessee
storm}} | EF0Milligan CollegeCarter36.30|-82.32|name=Milligan College (Apr. 9, EF0)}}20351|mi|km|}}Several trees were knocked down.
cat1}} | EF1E of JonesboroughWashington36.29|-82.44|name=Jonesborough (Apr. 9, EF1)}}22003 miles (4.8 km)Three barns were heavily damaged and trees were twisted.
cat1}} | EF1ENE of McKinleyWashington36.30|-82.38|name=McKinley (Apr. 9, EF1)}}22081|mi|km|}}Several large trees were knocked down.
storm}} | EF0N of Rocky ForkUnicoi36.04|-82.54|name=Rocky Fork (Apr. 9, EF0)}}22151|mi|km|}}Minor tree damage along the path.
North Carolina
storm}} | EF0NNE of ShelbyCleveland35.37|-81.52|name=Shelby (Apr. 9, EF0)}}22500.5 miles (800 m)Two mobile homes were flipped over, injuring one of the occupants. Several other houses sustained minor damage.
Iowa
cat3}} | EF3Mapleton areaMonona42.17|-95.79|name=Mapleton (Apr. 9, EF3)}}00203.5 miles (5.6 km)Severe damage in town and a state of emergency was declared as a result of a large wedge tornado. Many houses and businesses were damaged or destroyed, representing about 60% of the town. In total, over 100 houses were destroyed. 14 people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1NW of RickettsCrawford42.20|-95.65|name=Ricketts (Apr. 9, EF1)}}00371|mi|km|}}Tornado knocked down power lines.
cat2}} | EF2W of ArthurIda42.27|-95.41|name=Arthur (Apr. 9, EF2)}}01154 miles (6.4 km)Several buildings, including a farm house, were heavily damaged and trees and power lines were damaged.
cat3}} | EF3NW of OdeboltSac42.35|-95.28|name=Odebolt (Apr. 9, EF3)}}012310.14 miles (16.32 km)Large wedge tornado damaged or destroyed several houses.
cat2}} | EF2NNE of OdeboltSac42.37|-95.23|name=Odebolt (Apr. 9, EF2)}}01298.34 miles (13.42 km)Numerous houses were damaged or destroyed.
storm}} | EF0SSW of EarlySac42.38|-95.20|name=Early (Apr. 9, EF2)}}01380.75 miles (1.21 km)Satellite tornado to the 0129 tornado remained over open country.
cat1}} | EF1S of GalvaIda42.48|-95.42|name=Galva (Apr. 9, EF1)}}01424 miles (6.4 km)A farmstead was severely damaged with numerous outbuildings destroyed and a home losing its roof. A few other structures, including an ethanol plant, were also damaged.
cat3}} | EF3SW of Pocahontas (1st tornado)Sac, Buena Vista, Pocahontas42.74|-94.90|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF3)}}020830 miles (48 km)Long-track, extremely large wedge tornado, with a damage swath 1.5 miles (2.4 km) wide, leveled several farmhouses and damaged others. Numerous farm buildings were also damaged or destroyed. Tornado remained on the ground for more than an hour. From 0256 to 0257 UTC (9:56 to 9:57 pm CDT), this was one of five tornadoes on the ground in Pocahontas County, three of which were satellite tornadoes to this.
storm}} | EF0S of Sulphur SpringsBuena Vista42.57|-95.08|name=Sulphur Springs (Apr. 9, EF0)}}02141|mi|km|}}Brief tornado touchdown with no damage.
cat1}} | EF1S of CherokeeCherokee42.60|-95.53|name=Cherokee (Apr. 9, EF1)}}02205 miles (8.0 km)Several structures sustained significant damage along the path and corn stubble was scoured. A confinement building was also destroyed by the tornado.
cat2}} | EF2SW of Pocahontas (2nd tornado)Sac, Buena Vista,42.54|-94.95|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF2)}}02241.75 miles (2.82 km)Satellite tornado to the previous storm. Two buildings were heavily damaged.
cat1}} | EF1ESE of NewellBuena Vista42.58|-94.94|name=Newell (Apr. 9, EF1)}}02251|mi|km|}}Several outbuildings and farm buildings were damaged.
storm}} | EF0SW of AltaBuena Vista42.63|-95.33|name=Alta (Apr. 9, EF0)}}0250unknownFirst brief tornado touchdown in the area with no damage.
storm}} | EF0WSW of AltaBuena Vista42.65|-95.35|name=Alta (Apr. 9, EF0)}}0250unknownSecond brief tornado touchdown in the area with no damage.
cat4}} | EF4W of Pocahontas (1st tornado)Pocahontas42.71|-94.84|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF4)}}02543.2 miles (5.1 km)30000|lb|kg|}} was tossed roughly {{convert|100|yd|m|}} as well and many trees were debarked.[53]
cat1}} | EF1WSW of Pocahontas (1st tornado)Pocahontas42.69|-94.80|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF1)}}02551.5 miles (2.4 km)Satellite tornado to the EF4 Pocahontas tornado. On the ground at the same time as the following tornado. Relatively minor damage.
cat1}} | EF1WSW of Pocahontas (2nd tornado)Pocahontas42.69|-94.80|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF1)}}02551.6 miles (2.6 km)Satellite tornado to the EF4 Pocahontas tornado. Anticyclonic tornado paired with the previous cyclonic tornado. Relatively minor damage.
cat2}} | EF2W of Pocahontas (2nd tornado)Pocahontas42.71|-94.80|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF2)}}02560.9 miles (1.4 km)Third satellite tornado to the EF4 Pocahontas tornado which was later absorbed by that violent wedge. One home was severely damaged.
cat1}} | EF1W of Pocahontas (3rd tornado)Pocahontas42.73|-94.73|name=Pocahontas (Apr. 9, EF2)}}03082.4 miles (3.9 km)One house was damaged.
cat1}} | EF1NW of St. JosephKossuth42.92|-94.28|name=St. Joseph (Apr. 9, EF3)}}04190.8 miles (1.3 km)A hog barn was damaged, numerous windows blown out and half of a shed collapsed.
Sources: NWS Sioux Falls, NWS Omaha, [https://www.webcitation.org/5yQpjryDO?url=http://www.crh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=dmx&storyid=66541&source=0 NWS Des Moines], NCDC Storm Data

April 10 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, April 10, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Wisconsin
cat1}} | EF1SW of AugustaEau Claire44.64|-91.18|name=Augusta (Apr. 10, EF1)}}21571.5 miles (2.4 km)Brief tornado destroyed a garage and damaged two farmsteads and a barn. Earliest tornado to touch down in Eau Claire County during the course of a year on record. Previous earliest was May 10.
cat1}} | EF1NW of AugustaEau Claire44.70|-91.15|name=Augusta (Apr. 10, EF1)}}22040.5 miles (800 m)Two outbuildings destroyed and three more damaged. Significant tree damage as well.
cat3}} | EF3Merrill areaMarathon, Lincoln45.11|-89.88|name=Merrill (Apr. 10, EF3)}}230821 miles (34 km)[54] One person was thrown {{convert>200|ft|m|abbr=on}} from his home after the tornado destroyed his home and he was seriously injured. One other person was injured. Overall damage was estimated at $10.8 million, most of which took place at an industrial park.[54]
cat2}} | EF2Cottonville areaAdams44.03|-89.90|name=Cottonville (Apr. 10, EF2)}}231217 miles (27 km)Numerous houses sustained roof damage and mobile homes were destroyed. Extensive tree damage also occurred along with barns and sheds destroyed. A camping trailer was also overturned and sheet metal was wrapped around trees.[55] Preliminary losses from the tornado reached $2.25 million.[56]
cat1}} | EF1SSW of NecedahJuneau44.00|-90.08|name=Necedah (Apr. 10, EF1)}}23144.5 miles (7.2 km)A mobile home was rolled over and pine trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1SW of HancockAdams, Waushara44.06|-89.67|name=Hancock (Apr. 10, EF1)}}233012 miles (19 km)Trees and power poles downed. Houses sustained roof damage and irrigation systems were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1SE of ParrishLanglade45.40|-89.40|name=Parrish (Apr. 10, EF1)}}23505.3 miles (8.5 km)Extensive tree damage along the path affecting over 1600 acres and one million trees. One cabin was destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1S of FremontWaushara, Waupaca, Outagamie44.23|-88.86|name=Fremont (Apr. 10, EF1)}}001630 miles (48 km)Multiple barns were destroyed and highway signs were damaged. The roof was torn off one house in Readfield and the steeple was torn off the church.
cat2}} | EF2E of ArgonneForest, Florence45.64|-88.82|name=Argonne (Apr. 10, EF2)}}003013 miles (21 km)Extensive tree and power line damage. A roof was torn off of a home and several barns and garages were destroyed as well.
cat1}} | EF1NE of Poy SippiWaushara, Winnebago44.16|-89.00|name=Poy Sippi (Apr. 10, EF1)}}005314.9 miles (24.0 km)Intermittent tornado touchdown with barns and buildings damaged. Roof damage to houses occurred and extensive tree damage occurred. Crossed over Lake Poygan into Winnebago County where mobile homes were damaged and flipped.
cat1}} | EF1W of Armstrong CreekForest45.65|-88.50|name=Armstrong Creek (Apr. 10, EF1)}}01033 miles (4.8 km)A house was damaged and a garage was destroyed. Many trees were snapped in the area. Barns were also destroyed.
storm}} | EF0SE of BerlinGreen Lake43.92|-88.89|name=Berlin (Apr. 10, EF0)}}01272 miles (3.2 km)Trees were snapped and a wooden structure was damaged.
cat2}} | EF2Kaukauna areaOutagamie44.26|-88.26|name=Kaukauna (Apr. 10, EF2)}}01431.5 miles (2.4 km)Over 180 houses were damaged in the community, some of them losing roofs. Large trees were uprooted or snapped. A church sustained roof damage and had air conditioning units torn off.
cat1}} | EF1S of GreenleafBrown44.27|-88.09|name=Greenleaf (Apr. 10, EF1)}}01531.1 miles (1.8 km)Silos were damaged and a barn roof was ripped off.
cat1}} | EF1S of StockbridgeCalumet44.05|-88.29|name=Stockbridge (Apr. 10, EF1)}}01591.1 miles (1.8 km)Minor damage to four houses and the roof was torn off of a metal storage building.
Missouri
storm}} | EF0N of RogersvilleWebster37.15|-93.06|name=Rogersville (Apr. 10, EF0)}}03557 miles (11 km)Damage to trees and outbuildings.
Sources: [https://www.webcitation.org/5xtPcx6Ma?url=http://www.crh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=mpx&storyid=66517&source=0 NWS Twin Cities], NWS La Crosse, NWS Green Bay, [https://www.webcitation.org/5xtOCqlM8?url=http://www.crh.noaa.gov/product.php?site=SGF&issuedby=SGF&product=PNS&format=CI&version=2&glossary=0 NWS Springfield], NCDC Storm Data

April 11 event

List of reported tornadoes - Monday, April 11, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Texas
cat1}} | EF1NNW of Rio VistaJohnson32.27|-97.43|name=Rio Vista (Apr. 11, EF1)}}06091.5 miles (2.4 km)Five houses were damaged, one of them heavily and a wall was torn from a pharmacy. Mobile homes were also damaged and barns were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1AlvaradoJohnson32.40|-97.22|name=Alvarado (Apr. 11, EF1)}}0622200 yards (180 m)Five commercial buildings were damaged and mobile homes were flipped. Two people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1Forney areaKaufman32.58|-96.32|name=Forney (Apr. 11, EF1)}}07130.5 miles (800 m)Several houses sustained roof damage and a truck stop sign was blown over.
cat1}} | EF1S of CashHunt32.98|-96.13|name=Cash (Apr. 11, EF1)}}07347 miles (11 km)Two houses were heavily damaged and numerous other houses sustained lesser damage. Damage to trees and sheds as well.
Alabama
cat1}} | EF1Vestavia HillsJefferson33.45|-86.78|name=Vestavia Hills (Apr. 11, EF1)}}00270.4 miles (640 m)Brief tornado embedded in larger microburst. One house was heavily damaged and numerous trees were snapped.
Sources: NWS Fort Worth, NWS Birmingham, NCDC Storm Data

April 14 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, April 14, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Oklahoma
storm}} | EF0NE of BurbankOsage36.72|-96.71|name=Burbank (Apr. 14, EF0)}}21120.33|mi|m|-1}}Damage limited to a few trees.
storm}} | EF0NW of StroudLincoln35.77|-96.68|name=Stroud (Apr. 14, EF0)}}2142unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
cat2}} | EF2N of HominyOsage36.46|-96.39|name=Burbank (Apr. 14, EF2)}}22001.03|mi|km|}}Houses were damaged and barns were destroyed. An oil pump repair company was badly damaged and a mobile home was destroyed as well.
cat1}} | EF1SW of StonewallPontotoc34.62|-96.54|name=Stonewall (Apr. 14, EF1)}}22241|mi|km|}}Numerous trees were snapped, one of which damaged a car.
storm}} | EF0SSW of WeltyOkfuskee35.57|-96.42|name=Welty (Apr. 14, EF0)}}22380.2|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0W of OchelataWashington36.60|-95.62|name=Ochelata (Apr. 14, EF0)}}22390.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0N of OchelataWashington36.64|-95.58|name=Ochelata (Apr. 14, EF0)}}22440.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado picked up dirt in the area.
cat1}} | EF1N of MadillMarshall, Johnston34.12|-96.77|name=Madill (Apr. 14, EF1)}}230314|mi|km|}}Houses were damaged and barns were destroyed. Power poles were snapped and three tractor trailers were overturned.
cat1}} | EF1N of OkfuskeeOkfuskee, Okmulgee35.61|-96.23|name=Okfuskee (Apr. 14, EF1)}}230511.4|mi|km|}}Damage limited to a few trees.
cat1}} | EF1ESE of DeweyWashington, Nowata36.75|-95.82|name=Dewey (Apr. 14, EF1)}}23111.6 miles (2.6 km)Several houses were damaged, a fifth wheel was overturned and trees were knocked down.
storm}} | EF0SSW of MilburnJohnston34.16|-96.57|name=Milburn (Apr. 14, EF0)}}2325unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0NE of CastleOkfuskee35.48|-96.35|name=Castle (Apr. 14, EF0)}}23330.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado touchdown with no damage.
cat1}} | EF1S of BachePittsburg34.81|-95.62|name=Bache (Apr. 14, EF1)}}00145.5|mi|km|}}Trees were snapped or uprooted.
cat3}} | EF3Atoka/Tushka areasAtoka34.28|-96.51|name=Atoka (Apr. 14, EF3)}}002017 miles (27 km)2 deaths - Severe damage by a large wedge tornado in the area with over 150 houses heavily damaged or destroyed by a multiple-vortex tornado which was at times a double tornado. A local school in Tushka was also destroyed. One home was shifted {{convert>6|to|8|ft|m|}} off its foundation. At least 40 others were injured.
cat1}} | EF1N of TushkaAtoka34.28|-96.51|name=Atoka (Apr. 14, EF1)}}00214 miles (6.4 km)Satellite tornado to the main Atoka wedge. Damage limited to trees.
cat2}} | EF2SSE of EuchaDelaware36.42|-94.81|name=Eucha (Apr. 14, EF2)}}00470.5 miles (800 m)Two mobile homes were destroyed, power lines and trees were knocked down. Three people were injured.
storm}} | EF0S of ReddenAtoka, Pushmataha34.43|-95.87|name=Redden (Apr. 14, EF0)}}01046|mi|km|}}Tornado remained over open country.
storm}} | EF0S of DaisyPushmataha34.46|-95.72|name=Daisy (Apr. 14, EF0)}}01120.1 miles (160 m)Tornado confirmed along the Indian Nation Turnpike with no damage.
cat1}} | EF1N of JumboPushmataha34.44|-95.73|name=Jumbo (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01123 miles (4.8 km)Several trees and power poles were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1NW of WagonerWagoner36.00|-95.37|name=Wagoner (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01181.8|mi|km|}}A house was damaged and several outbuildings were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1W of TalihinaLatimer, Le Flore34.98|-94.68|name=Talihina (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01284.6|mi|km|}}A tied-down mobile home and a house were damaged and trees were snapped.
cat2}} | EF2N of StanleyPushmataha34.63|-95.35|name=Stanley (Apr. 14, EF2)}}01357 miles (11 km)Many trees were uprooted or snapped by this large wedge tornado.
cat1}} | EF1SE of AtokaAtoka34.34|-96.08|name=Atoka (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01362 miles (3.2 km)Tornado touched down shortly after the earlier Atoka/Tushka wedge. Numerous trees and power lines were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1SW of DaisyAtoka34.52|-95.81|name=Daisy (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01463.6|mi|km|}}A barn was destroyed and large trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1NW of ClaytonPushmataha34.63|-95.46|name=Daisy (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01501|mi|km|}}Several trees were knocked down.
cat1}} | EF1S of WeathersAtoka, Pushmataha, Pittsburg34.52|-95.73|name=Daisy (Apr. 14, EF1)}}015814.3|mi|km|}}Large wedge tornado generally remained over open country, although several barns were heavily damaged and houses sustained minor damage.
cat1}} | EF1SE of DaisyAtoka34.51|-95.71|name=Daisy (Apr. 14, EF1)}}01590.5 miles (800 m)Satellite tornado to the 0158 Weathers tornado. Numerous trees were snapped.
storm}} | EF0W of YanushLatimer34.71|-95.31|name=Yanush (Apr. 14, EF0)}}02086|mi|km|}}Trees were uprooted and branches snapped.
cat1}} | EF1Poteau/Wister areaLe Flore34.97|-94.66|name=Poteau (Apr. 14, EF1)}}02237 miles (11 km)Tornado rolled a mobile home, damaged the roof of a house and uprooted trees. Three people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1Howe areaLe Flore34.97|-94.66|name=Howe (Apr. 14, EF1)}}02351.5 miles (2.4 km)Anticyclonic tornado that damaged a barn and snapped and uprooted trees. This tornado was paired with the Poteau/Wister cyclonic tornado described above.
storm}} | EF0S of SmithvilleMcCurtain34.45|-94.71|name=Smithville (Apr. 14, EF0)}}03332.5|mi|km|}}Several trees and power poles were snapped.
storm}} | EF0SE of RingoldMcCurtain34.16|-95.05|name=Ringold (Apr. 14, EF0)}}04025 miles (8.0 km)One house sustained minor roof damage, a barn was destroyed and trees were snapped.
storm}} | EF0SW of HochatownMcCurtain34.17|-94.73|name=Hochatown (Apr. 14, EF0)}}04371.3 miles (2.1 km)Numerous trees were uprooted at Beavers Bend State Park.
Kansas
storm}} | EF0S of TescottSaline38.98|-97.88|name=Tescott (Apr. 14, EF0)}}21451.5 miles (2.4 km)Shingle damage to a house and a shed was destroyed.
storm}} | EF0NE of Cambridge (1st tornado)Cowley37.43|-96.54|name=Cambridge (Apr. 14, EF0)}}22022 miles (3.2 km)Tornado remained over open country.
storm}} | EF0NE of ElginChautauqua37.02|-96.24|name=Elgin (Apr. 14, EF0)}}22161|mi|km|}}Tornado remained over open country.
storm}} | EF0N of New CambriaSaline38.95|-97.51|name=New Cambria (Apr. 14, EF0)}}22230.25 miles (400 m)Brief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0NE of Cambridge (2nd tornado)Cowley37.43|-96.55|name=Cambridge (Apr. 14, EF0)}}2311unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0SW of BroughtonClay39.25|-97.15|name=Broughton (Apr. 14, EF0)}}2312unknownBrief rope tornado with no damage.
Oregon
storm}} | EF0SSW of LexingtonMorrow45.42|-119.71|name=Lexington (Apr. 14, EF0)}}23150.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado reported in the area.
Arkansas
cat1}} | EF1SW of West HartfordSebastian34.97|-94.43|name=West Hartford (Apr. 14, EF1)}}03101|mi|km|}}A large barn was destroyed and trees were uprooted.
cat1}} | EF1N of DyerCrawford35.52|-94.14|name=Dyer (Apr. 14, EF1)}}03353 miles (4.8 km)Two houses were damaged and large trees were uprooted or snapped.
cat1}} | EF1SW of MenaPolk34.58|-94.24|name=Mena (Apr. 14, EF1)}}04070.5 miles (800 m)A Frito-Lay distribution warehouse was destroyed and a barn and a house were damaged.
cat1}} | EF1S of BranchFranklin35.31|-93.95|name=Branch (Apr. 14, EF1)}}04084.8|mi|km|}}A mobile home was rolled over and two chicken houses were heavily damaged. Two people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1NW of DanvilleYell35.01|-93.37|name=Chickalah (Apr. 14, EF1)}}04120.8 miles (1.3 km)A barn was destroyed and farming equipment was damaged.
cat1}} | EF1NW of ChickalahYell35.17|-93.31|name=Chickalah (Apr. 14, EF1)}}04351.8|mi|km|}}A mobile home was destroyed and numerous trees were blown over.
cat1}} | EF1ESE of LoyMadison36.00|-93.52|name=Loy (Apr. 14, EF1)}}05101|mi|km|}}A house was damaged and trees were uprooted.
Texas
storm}} | EF0NW of Honey GroveFannin33.59|-95.93|name=Honey Grove (Apr. 14, EF0)}}03461.4|mi|km|}}Several structures and trees were damaged.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/14/11, NWS Norman, NWS Tulsa, [https://www.webcitation.org/5y0qOtqcX?url=http://www.srh.noaa.gov/productview.php?pil=PNSSHV&max=61 NWS Shreveport], [https://www.webcitation.org/5y0qMQubD?url=http://www.weather.gov/view/validProds.php?prod=PNS&node=KFWD NWS Fort Worth], [https://www.webcitation.org/5y0qcpuvt?url=http://www.crh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=ict&storyid=66709&source=0 NWS Wichita], NWS Little Rock, NCDC Storm Data

April 15 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, April 15, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Arkansas
cat1}} | EF1N of Fountain LakeGarland, Saline34.60|-93.00|name=Fountain Lake (Apr. 15, EF1)}}06137.2|mi|km|}}Hundreds of trees were blown down, some on houses. A couple of barns had roof damage, and one house had its porch and part of its roof blown off.
cat1}} | EF1E of TraskwoodSaline34.45|-92.63|name=Traskwood (Apr. 15, EF1)}}06383 miles (4.8 km)Several houses were damaged, a barn was destroyed and trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1S of SardisSaline, Pulaski34.48|-92.46|name=Sardis (Apr. 15, EF1)}}064716.6|mi|km|}}Extensive tree damage in the area, some of the trees fell on houses damaging them.
cat1}} | EF1Little RockPulaski34.75|-92.38|name=Little Rock (Apr. 15, EF1)}}06573.9|mi|km|}}2 deaths - A large tree fell onto a house in the west side of Little Rock, killing two occupants. Over 100 other houses were damaged by fallen trees and the tornado itself. Two others were injured.
cat1}} | EF1S of Sweet HomePulaski34.65|-92.25|name=Sweet Home (Apr. 15, EF1)}}07006.9|mi|km|}}Two industrial buildings were heavily damaged at the Port of Little Rock, one of which was destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1S of ScottPulaski, Lonoke34.61|-92.15|name=Scott (Apr. 15, EF1)}}07096.9|mi|km|}}A mobile home was destroyed, injuring an occupant. A farm and a cotton gin were also heavily damaged.
cat2}} | EF2S of LonokeLonoke34.61|-91.94|name=Lonoke (Apr. 15, EF2)}}07177 miles (11 km)Over 50 transmission towers owned by Entergy were toppled.
Mississippi
storm}} | EF0NE of MayersvilleIssaquena32.96|-91.03|name=Mayersville (Apr. 15, EF0)}}11261|mi|km|}}A house and a mobile home sustained minor damage. A few trees and tree limbs were damaged.
storm}} | EF0SW of WhistlerWayne31.65|-88.88|name=Whistler (Apr. 15, EF0)}}1520unknownBrief tornado confirmed by the local EMA.
cat3}} | EF3Clinton areaHinds32.34|-90.33|name=Clinton (Apr. 15, EF3)}}155117 miles (27 km)Severe damage in the region with many houses and businesses damaged or destroyed and thousands of trees were snapped or uprooted. Malaco Records, one of the top Blues/Gospel/Soul labels in the country, was destroyed by the tornado. Ten people were injured.[57]
cat1}} | EF1E of RidgelandMadison, Rankin32.44|-90.11|name=Ridgeland (Apr. 15, EF1)}}16228 miles (13 km)Several buildings sustained minor damage around the Ross Barnett Reservoir. Tornado was a waterspout for much of its life, and may have been stronger over water but no damage reports could confirm such.
cat1}} | EF1PisgahRankin32.34|-89.89|name=Pisgah (Apr. 15, EF1)}}16437.5 miles (12.1 km)Extensive tree damage in the area, with some landing on houses, and a few houses sustained minor damage directly from the tornado.
cat1}} | EF1SE of LudlowScott, Leake32.56|-89.71|name=Ludlow (Apr. 15, EF1)}}16586.5|mi|km|}}Several houses sustained roof damage, mostly from fallen trees. A mobile home and several sheds were heavily damaged.
cat1}} | EF1State Line areaGreene, Wayne, Washington (AL)31.44|-88.47|name=State Line (Apr. 15, EF1)}}17416|mi|km|}}Five houses and an abandoned church were damaged and a garage and a metal building were destroyed.
cat3}} | EF3Scooba/Geiger areaNeshoba, Kemper, Sumter (AL)32.75|-88.81|name=Scooba (Apr. 15, EF3)}}175348.5|mi|km|}}Very large and dangerous wedge tornado confirmed in the area. Numerous houses and many mobile homes were reported destroyed or flattened according to ABC 33/40 coverage and trees were seriously damaged as well. Five people were injured.
storm}} | EF0SE of HazlehurstCopiah31.80|-90.37|name=Hazlehurst (Apr. 15, EF0)}}18391|mi|km|}}Damage limited to trees uprooted or snapped.
cat1}} | EF1E of PuckettRankin, Smith32.07|-89.69|name=Puckett (Apr. 15, EF1)}}18473.7 miles (6.0 km)A barn sustained minor damage and many trees were uprooted or snapped.
cat1}} | EF1SE of LexingtonHolmes33.08|-89.90|name=Lexington (Apr. 15, EF1)}}18545.6|mi|km|}}Many trees were snapped or knocked down along the path.
cat2}} | EF2Possumneck areaAttala33.14|-89.74|name=Possumneck (Apr. 15, EF2)}}19193 miles (4.8 km)A mobile home was flattened and blown away and numerous trees were uprooted. Two people were seriously injured.
cat1}} | EF1NE of PinevilleSmith, Scott, Newton32.21|-89.37|name=Pineville (Apr. 15, EF1)}}19236.8|mi|km|}}A barn sustained minor damage and many trees were uprooted or snapped.
storm}} | EF0E of HestervilleAttala33.16|-89.60|name=Hesterville (Apr. 15, EF0)}}19334 miles (6.4 km)A few trees were uprooted.
cat1}} | EF1NE of Bay Springs (1st tornado)Jasper32.02|-89.25|name=Bay Springs (Apr. 15, EF1)}}20041.5 miles (2.4 km)Trees were knocked down along the path. First of two tornadoes in the area.
cat1}} | EF1ENE of QuitmanClarke, Choctaw (AL)32.01|-88.72|name=Quitman (Apr. 15, EF1)}}210815.6|mi|km|}}Rain wrapped tornado damaged a house, destroyed three outbuildings and snapped hundreds of trees.
cat1}} | EF1NE of Bay Springs (2nd tornado)Jasper32.02|-89.25|name=Bay Springs (Apr. 15, EF1)}}21592 miles (3.2 km)The roof was blown off a barn and trees were blown down, one of which fell on a house. Second of two tornadoes in the area with overlapping damage.
cat3}} | EF3Leakesville areaGreene, Washington (AL)31.15|-88.56|name=Leakesville (Apr. 15, EF3)}}005324|mi|km|}}4 deaths – Numerous houses, mobile homes and businesses were destroyed, both in Leakesville and in the Deer Park community in Alabama. One of the fatalities was in Mississippi and three were in Alabama, all died in mobile homes. 28 others were injured.
Alabama
cat1}} | EF1S of ButlerChoctaw, Marengo32.03|-88.24|name=Butler (Apr. 15, EF1)}}164816.7|mi|km|}}Several large trees were blown down, one of which destroyed a manufactured home.
cat2}} | EF2NNE of YarboWashington31.55|-88.28|name=Yarbo (Apr. 15, EF2)}}17040.9|mi|km|}}A wood frame house was destroyed and several large trees were knocked down. One person was injured.
storm}} | EF0WNW of MelvinChoctaw31.92|-88.47|name=Melvin (Apr. 15, EF0)}}17100.1|mi|m|}}Minor damage to outbuildings and trees were snapped near the Hunt Oil Refinery by a brief tornado.
cat1}} | EF1Nanafalia area (1st tornado)Marengo32.11|-87.99|name=Nanafalia (Apr. 15, EF1)}}17150.5 miles (800 m)First of two tornadoes in the community. Damage to trees and minor roof damage on houses.
cat1}} | EF1NW of CarltonClarke31.36|-87.88|name=Carlton (Apr. 15, EF1)}}17203.3|mi|km|}}Hundreds of trees were blown down on the Fred T. Stimpson State Game Preserve.
storm}} | EF0E of EvansboroChoctaw31.92|-88.47|name=Evansboro (Apr. 15, EF0)}}17264.7|mi|km|}}Two mobile homes were damaged.
cat2}} | EF2Gainesville areaSumter32.80|-88.21|name=Gainesville (Apr. 15, EF2)}}20034.5 miles (7.2 km)Two houses were damaged and numerous trees were uprooted or snapped.
cat3}} | EF3Tuscaloosa areaGreene, Tuscaloosa33.14|-87.56|name=Tuscaloosa (Apr. 15, EF3)}}201418.4|mi|km|}}Large tornado confirmed by the ABC 33/40 tower camera in the southern part of town near the track of the December 2000 storm. Severe damage in a commercial area near McFarland Mall where numerous houses and businesses sustained structural damage. A radio tower was also crushed southwest of Tuscaloosa. Area later hit by a much more destructive tornado on April 27.
cat2}} | EF2N of GreensboroHale32.72|-87.62|name=Greensboro (Apr. 15, EF2)}}20332.2|mi|km|}}Roofs were removed from houses and trees and power lines were knocked down. A church was also heavily damaged.
cat2}} | EF2Cuba areaSumter32.4359|-88.3288|name=Cuba (Apr. 15, EF2)}}20538.9|mi|km|}}Two homes were damaged and two outbuildings were destroyed. Several large trees were also snapped.
cat1}} | EF1S of West BloctonBibb32.90|-87.36|name=West Blocton (Apr. 15, EF1)}}210021.8|mi|km|}}Several houses and mobile homes were damaged and many trees were knocked down by a long track, large wedge tornado.
cat1}} | EF1S of BeatriceMonroe31.69|-87.21|name=Beatrice (Apr. 15, EF1)}}21060.8|mi|km|}}Numerous trees were uprooted or snapped.
cat2}} | EF2N of DemopolisGreene, Hale32.59|-87.84|name=Demopolis (Apr. 15, EF2)}}214424|mi|km|}}Three mobile homes were heavily damaged and tens of thousands of trees were snapped or uprooted along the path.
storm}} | EF0Alabaster areaShelby33.25|-86.82|name=Alabaster (Apr. 15, EF0)}}21591.36|mi|km|}}A few trees and tree limbs were damaged, some landing on houses with minor damage.
cat3}} | EF3Myrtlewood areaMarengo32.20|-87.98|name=Linden (Apr. 15, EF3)}}220415.3|mi|km|}}1 death - Many mobile homes and houses were damaged or destroyed. Fatality occurred in a mobile home. Four others were injured.[58]
cat2}} | EF2Pinhook area (1st tornado)Marengo32.31|-87.93|name=Pinhook (Apr. 15, EF2)}}22195.4|mi|km|}}One house was destroyed and numerous others were damaged, some severely. Extensive tree damage along the path.
cat2}} | EF2NE of Midway (1st tornado)Monroe31.70|-87.14|name=Midway (Apr. 15, EF2)}}222912 miles (19 km)Three houses and a church were severely damaged.
cat2}} | EF2Dayton areaMarengo32.29|-87.72|name=Dayton (Apr. 15, EF2)}}223510.9|mi|km|}}Several houses sustained significant roof damage. Hundreds of trees were uprooted or snapped.
cat1}} | EF1Pinhook area (2nd tornado)Marengo32.33|-87.83|name=Pinhook (Apr. 15, EF1)}}22401.5 miles (2.4 km)Tornado remained over swampland with damage to a few trees.
cat1}} | EF1WilsonvilleShelby33.24|-86.48|name=Wilsonville (Apr. 15, EF1)}}22444.4|mi|km|}}Tornado sighted along Highway 25. One house was damaged and numerous trees were snapped.
storm}} | EF0SE of UniontownPerry32.41|-87.50|name=Uniontown (Apr. 15, EF0)}}23004.6|mi|km|}}Two outbuildings were heavily damaged and many trees were snapped.
cat2}} | EF2Tunnel Springs areaMonroe31.67|-87.13|name=Tunnel Springs (Apr. 15, EF2)}}23111|mi|km|}}A church was heavily damaged. Tornado was downgraded from EF3 to EF2 in final analysis and confirmed to be several tornadoes rather than a single long-track tornado.
cat1}} | EF1NE of Midway (2nd tornado)Monroe, Butler31.70|-87.01|name=Midway (Apr. 15, EF1)}}232221.5|mi|km|}}Tornado confirmed by spotters with a large debris field. Several houses were damaged.
cat2}} | EF2HamburgPerry32.56|-87.29|name=Hamburg (Apr. 15, EF2)}}23250.8|mi|km|}}Damage primarily to trees uprooted, but a barn lost its roof.
cat2}} | EF2Nanafalia area (2nd tornado)Choctaw, Marengo32.12|-88.00|name=Nanafalia (Apr. 15, EF2)}}233839|mi|km|}}Second of two tornadoes in the community and much larger and more intense than the first. Many houses were heavily damaged. Extensive tree damage along the path.
cat1}} | EF1NNW of Valley GrandeDallas32.60|-87.01|name=Valley Grande (Apr. 15, EF1)}}00050.1 miles (160 m)A mobile home sustained significant damage and several trees were knocked down.
storm}} | EF0SW of Hope HullLowndes32.22|-86.45|name=Hope Hull (Apr. 15, EF0)}}00232.72|mi|km|}}A few houses sustained minor damage and trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1WNW of Cahaba RiverDallas32.47|-87.23|name=Chaba River (Apr. 15, EF1)}}00480.2|mi|m|-1}}A metal warehouse sustained extensive damage.
cat1}} | EF1N of BeloitDallas32.38|-87.16|name=Beloit (Apr. 15, EF1)}}01041.6 miles (2.6 km)A large cattle feeder was destroyed and hundreds of trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1SE of IndependenceAutauga32.51|-86.67|name=Independence (Apr. 15, EF1)}}01487.9|mi|km|}}Numerous trees were snapped off or uprooted. Several structures suffered minor damage.
cat1}} | EF1SE of Oak GroveAutauga32.56|-86.61|name=Oak Grove (Apr. 15, EF1)}}015613.4|mi|km|}}Numerous trees were snapped off or uprooted. Several structures suffered minor damage.
storm}} | EF0E of RollinsAutauga32.61|-86.51|name=Rollins (Apr. 15, EF0)}}02064.4|mi|km|}}Numerous cedar trees were blown down. No structural damage occurred.
cat2}} | EF2GainestownClarke31.45|-87.69|name=Gainstown (Apr. 15, EF2)}}02200.4|mi|m|-1}}Three mobile homes were destroyed and a house was heavily damaged.
cat2}} | EF2W of MulberryDallas, Autauga32.39|-86.84|name=Mulberry (Apr. 15, EF2)}}022513.4|mi|km|}}Hundreds of trees were snapped off or uprooted and several houses were damaged.
storm}} | EF0N of TitusElmore32.72|-86.31|name=Titus (Apr. 15, EF0)}}02270.4|mi|m|-1}}A carport was destroyed and a few tree limbs were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1NE of TylerAutauga32.38|-86.83|name=Tyler (Apr. 15, EF1)}}02293|mi|km|}}Hundreds of trees were snapped off or uprooted. The starting point of the tornado is still under investigation (likely farther west). This tornado happened in close proximity in space and time to the Mulberry tornado.
storm}} | EF0CitronelleMobile31.09|-88.24|name=Citronelle (Apr. 15, EF0)}}03051.3|mi|km|}}A mobile home and an apartment complex both lost their roofs. Scattered tree damage along the path.
cat2}} | EF2NE of Midway (3rd tornado)Monroe31.76|-87.01|name=Midway (Apr. 15, EF2)}}03268.5|mi|km|}}A church was destroyed and a house was severely damaged.
cat3}} | EF3N of Pine LevelAutauga32.57|-86.61|name=Pine Level (Apr. 15, EF3)}}03479.5 miles (15.3 km)3 deaths – Severe damage occurred, with four serious injuries. At least 50 homes and one business were significantly damaged or destroyed. Hundreds of trees were snapped off or uprooted. This was the third tornado to affect the same general area during the evening hours.
cat2}} | EF2Equality areaElmore, Coosa, Tallapoosa32.68|-86.20|name=Equality (Apr. 15, EF2)}}041722.4|mi|km|}}One house was destroyed and many trees were uprooted or snapped along the track by a large wedge tornado. Two people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1W of Jackson's GapTallapoosa32.87|-85.88|name=Jackson's Gap (Apr. 15, EF1)}}04436.6|mi|km|}}Many trees were knocked down, damaging three houses.
cat1}} | EF1NW of BrewtonEscambia31.23|-87.12|name=Brewton (Apr. 15, EF1)}}044510.2|mi|km|}}Multiple houses and structures were damaged, including a hut style house that was destroyed.
cat2}} | EF2N of GreenvilleButler31.86|-86.63|name=Greenville (Apr. 15, EF2)}}04573.3|mi|km|}}A church was heavily damaged along with two houses. Hundreds of trees were uprooted or snapped.
cat2}} | EF2Damascus areaEscambia, Conecuh, Covington31.17|-86.86|name=Damascus (Apr. 16, EF2)}}050823|mi|km|}}Several houses and mobile homes were heavily damaged or destroyed. The community center in Andalusia was also damaged.
Missouri
cat1}} | EF1NE of Bowling GreenPike39.39|-91.15|name=Bowling Green (Apr. 15, EF1)}}18353|mi|km|}}Damage to homes, outhouses, and vehicles. Trees were downed.
storm}} | EF0ChaffeeScott37.18|-89.66|name=Chaffee (Apr. 15, EF0)}}2147unknownA double-wide mobile home was damaged and a shed was destroyed.[59]
Illinois
cat1}} | EF1SW of EastonMason40.25|-89.96|name=Easton (Apr. 15, EF1)}}22303.2 miles (5.1 km)Two houses and several outbuildings were damaged and numerous trees were knocked down. One person was injured.
storm}} | EF0NE of AthensMenard40.05|-89.88|name=Athens (Apr. 15, EF0)}}23221.2|mi|km|}}One house sustained minor damage.
cat1}} | EF1N of AthensMenard40.05|-89.92|name=Athens (Apr. 15, EF1)}}2325{{convert|2.3|mi|km|}}A few houses were damaged, one heavily by fallen trees.
Georgia
storm}} | EF0SSE of HamiltonHarris32.76|-84.88|name=Hamilton (Apr. 16, EF0)}}23500.43|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado destroyed a gazebo and a storage shed and snapped a few trees.
Kentucky
storm}} | EF0SW of CadizTrigg36.84|-87.87|name=Cadiz (Apr. 15, EF0)}}00120.25 miles (400 m)Brief tornado uprooted a few trees.
cat1}} | EF1CadizTrigg36.87|-87.82|name=Cadiz (Apr. 15, EF1)}}00142.5|mi|km|}}Two houses sustained minor damage. Several trees were uprooted, one of which pulled an electrical line out of its box.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/15/11, NWS Central Illinois, NWS Jackson, NWS Mobile, NWS Little Rock, NWS Birmingham, NWS Paducah, NCDC Storm Data

April 16 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, April 16, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Georgia
cat1}} | EF1Fort BenningChattahoochee32.37|-84.85|name=Fort Benning (Apr. 16, EF1)}}08500.25 miles (400 m)A dormitory at Fort Benning was heavily damaged and trees were knocked down.
cat1}} | EF1NW of MaconBibb32.88|-83.71|name=Macon (Apr. 16, EF1)}}10022.6 miles (4.2 km)Four houses were destroyed and about 25 others were damaged, some heavily. Two businesses were also damaged and hundreds of trees were knocked down.
North Carolina
cat1}} | EF1N of SalisburyRowan, Davie35.66|-80.50|name=Salisbury (Apr. 16, EF1)}}16414 miles (6.4 km)Intermittent tornado touchdown with damage to trees and houses. Storm moved north-northwest, along U.S. Route 601, and dissipated east of Cooleemee in a remote area.
storm}} | EF0N of MonroeUnion35.01|-80.56|name=Monroe (Apr. 16, EF0)}}16592.5|mi|km|}}Minor damage to several businesses in the area, starting just north of Monroe. Intermittent path was imbedded in a larger area of strong downburst damage.
cat1}} | EF1Union Ridge areaAlamance, Caswell36.20|-79.42|name=Union Ridge (Apr. 16, EF1)}}180810|mi|km|}}Began in the Altamahaw area, west of Lake Cammack. Roofs and chimneys were blown off of over 30 houses and trees were knocked down, with at least 13 houses sustaining severe damage. Minor damage caused by high winds to buildings at Elon University.
cat2}} | EF2Roxboro areaPerson, Halifax (VA)36.45|-78.99|name=Roxboro (Apr. 16, EF2)}}184027|mi|km|}}Several houses were destroyed and many others damaged, some heavily. Two schools were damaged and four mobile homes were also destroyed. Six people were injured.
cat3}} | EF3Sanford to RolesvilleMoore, Lee, Chatham, Wake35.46|-79.05|name=Sanford (Apr. 16, EF3)}}185365|mi|km|}}6 deaths - See article section on this tornado
cat1}} | EF1RowlandRobeson34.54|-79.29|name=Rowland (Apr. 16, EF1)}}19330.7|mi|km|}}About 50 houses were damaged, some by fallen trees, and an elementary school was also damaged. A few outbuildings were also destroyed.
cat3}} | EF3Wayside to GodwinHoke, Cumberland, Harnett, Johnston35.16|-78.74|name=Linden (Apr. 16, EF3)}}193353|mi|km|}}2 deaths - See article section on this tornado
cat1}} | EF1Barker Ten MileRobeson34.68|-79.00|name=Barker Ten Mile (Apr. 16, EF1)}}19471.6 miles (2.6 km)Many trees were uprooted or snapped in the community, which damaged over 100 houses.
cat2}} | EF2Roseboro areaBladen, Cumberland, Sampson34.92|-78.34|name=Roseboro (Apr. 16, EF2)}}202531|mi|km|}}3 deaths - Several mobile homes were destroyed, and the three fatalities were in mobile homes near the beginning of the track. Over 100 houses were damaged including about 30 which were destroyed, and many trees were uprooted or snapped. 13 other people were injured. Storm continued to Faison.
cat1}} | EF1MicroJohnston35.57|-78.21|name=Micor (Apr. 16, EF1)}}20509|mi|km|}}Tornado touched down as the Fayetteville tornado dissipated. Several houses and businesses were damaged and trees and power lines were knocked down.
cat2}} | EF2Bladenboro areaBladen34.52|-78.78|name=Bladenville (Apr. 16, EF2)}}205813 miles (21 km)1 death - Tornado touched down at the intersection of Seaboard and Highway 242 in downtown Bladenboro. An industrial park in Bladenboro sustained major damage. A mobile home park was also heavily damaged, where the fatality occurred. Storm tracked west of Highway 242, striking Elizabethtown, where homes, many trees and a church were also damaged. The storm dissipated after crossing Highway 53.
storm}} | EF0FaisonDuplin35.12|-78.14|name=Faison (Apr. 16, EF0)}}21120.2|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado with minor tree damage.
cat2}} | EF2Wilson areaWilson35.71|-78.00|name=Wilson (Apr. 16, EF2)}}21129|mi|km|}}Tornado touched down just north of Lucama. Over 175 houses were damaged including over 40 that were destroyed and trees were snapped as the storm tracked NE into the western part of Wilson. Numerous businesses were also damaged, including a car dealership which was nearly destroyed. 10 people were injured.
cat2}} | EF2Roanoke Rapids areaHalifax, Northampton36.41|-77.70|name=Roanoke Rapids (Apr. 16, EF2)}}21208 miles (13 km)Over 90 houses were damaged including about 15 which were destroyed, and an industrial building and a Sonic Drive-In restaurant were heavily damaged.
cat3}} | EF3Snow Hill areaWayne, Lenoir, Greene35.45|-77.67|name=Snow Hill (Apr. 16, EF3)}}213220|mi|km|}}Tracked from east of Goldsboro to west of Farmville. Between 40 and 50 houses were destroyed, a few of which were nearly flattened, along with several businesses. The local middle school sustained severe damage and the gym at the high school was destroyed. Two people were seriously injured and about 25 others sustained minor injuries.
storm}} | EF0SW of ClarktonColumbus34.41|-78.73|name=Clarkton (Apr. 16, EF0)}}21330.25 miles (400 m)Brief tornado spotted by storm chasers in an open field with no damage. Video of this touchdown can be seen on YouTube under Clarkton NC Tornado.
cat1}} | EF1Farmville areaPitt35.57|-77.59|name=Farmville (Apr. 16, EF1)}}21593 miles (4.8 km)Numerous houses sustained significant damage, including loss of roofs. Five people sustained minor injuries. Initially considered an extension of the Snow Hill tornado, it was later confirmed as a separate tornado.
cat1}} | EF1S of WhitevilleColumbus34.19|-78.74|name=Whiteville (Apr. 16, EF1)}}22051|mi|km|}}Several houses were damaged and many trees were uprooted or snapped.
storm}} | EF0S of KenansvilleDuplin34.96|-77.97|name=Kenansville (Apr. 16, EF0)}}22350.1 miles (160 m)A few trees were knocked down.
cat3}} | EF3Askewville areaBertie, Hertford36.11|-76.94|name=Askewville (Apr. 16, EF3)}}225518.8|mi|km|}}12 deaths - See article section on this tornado
cat2}} | EF2N of ColerainBertie, Hertford, Gates36.22|-76.78|name=Colerain (Apr. 16, EF2)}}230517.8|mi|km|}}Satellite tornado to the devastating Askewville tornado. Numerous houses and other buildings, including poultry houses, were damaged. Eight people were injured.
cat2}} | EF2Hargetts CrossroadsJones35.00|-77.64|name=Hargetts Crossroads (Apr. 16, EF2)}}23072 miles (3.2 km)Tornado primarily remained in rural countryside but one house was impacted and destroyed.
storm}} | EF0NE of RobersonvilleMartin35.89|-77.17|name=Robersonville (Apr. 16, EF0)}}23090.15|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado tore the roof off a double-wide mobile home.
storm}} | EF0N of VanceboroCraven35.34|-77.17|name=Vanceboro (Apr. 16, EF0)}}23400.1 miles (160 m)Brief tornado bent and twisted a metal sign.
storm}} | EF0BathBeaufort35.47|-76.81|name=Bath (Apr. 16, EF0)}}00080.4 miles (640 m)Minor damage to several houses and a few trees were snapped in the community as a waterspout came ashore.
cat3}} | EF3Jacksonville areaOnslow34.76|-77.40|name=Jacksonville (Apr. 16, EF3)}}00113.7 miles (6.0 km)Tornado touched down in the area, including on Camp Lejeune. WNCT coverage reported that severe damage occurred in the area. 30 houses in the Tarawa II subdivision were damaged, and 5 were completely destroyed. Dozens of other houses were damaged or destroyed. At least 30 people were injured.
cat2}} | EF2RiverdaleCraven, Pamlico34.99|-77.00|name=Riverdale (Apr. 16, EF2)}}00434 miles (6.4 km)Numerous houses were severely damaged or destroyed and several others sustained minor damage. Seven people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1AlligatorTyrrell35.85|-76.21|name=Alligator (Apr. 16, EF1)}}01017.2|mi|km|}}A church and a mobile home were heavily damaged and trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1HarbingerCurrituck36.12|-75.86|name=Harbinger (Apr. 16, EF1)}}01302.2|mi|km|}}Tornado began as a waterspout on Albemarle Sound and moved inland, crossing U.S. Route 158 into Currituck Sound. A few houses and businesses were damaged and vehicles and boats were thrown.
cat1}} | EF1DuckDare36.16|-75.75|name=Duck (Apr. 16, EF1)}}01350.65|mi|km|}}About 75 houses and businesses were damaged in the community, a few of which were heavily damaged primarily due to fallen trees, before the tornado entered the Atlantic Ocean.
Virginia
storm}} | EF0VesuviusRockbridge37.90|-79.20|name=Vesuvius (Apr. 16, EF0)}}18031.3 miles (2.1 km)Intermittent tornado touchdown with minor damage, mostly to trees.
cat1}} | EF1SW of Stuarts DraftAugusta38.01|-79.07|name=Stuarts Draft (Apr. 16, EF1)}}18204 miles (6.4 km)Numerous trees were snapped and several houses and barns were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1SE of RehobothLunenburg36.88|-78.41|name=Rehoboth (Apr. 16, EF1)}}193017.2|mi|km|}}A few sheds and outbuildings and many trees were damaged.
cat1}} | EF1NW of DinwiddieDinwiddie37.10|-77.66|name=Dinwiddie (Apr. 16, EF1)}}20377 miles (11 km)Several houses sustained minor to moderate damage. Hundreds of trees were uprooted or snapped. Five people were injured.
cat1}} | EF1NW of BoykinsSouthampton36.62|-77.24|name=Boykins (Apr. 16, EF1)}}21502 miles (3.2 km)A house sustained roof damage and a shed was heavily damaged.
cat1}} | EF1NW of UrbannaMiddlesex37.68|-76.59|name=Urbanna (Apr. 16, EF1)}}22302 miles (3.2 km)A house and a grain silo were heavily damaged and trees were snapped.
cat3}} | EF3Clopton areaSurry, James City, York, Gloucester, Mathews37.34|-76.55|name=Clopton (Apr. 16, EF3)}}224526|mi|km|}}2 deaths - Tornado began near the Surry Nuclear Power Plant and damaged or destroyed over 200 houses along the track, with a few flattened. Page Middle School was also destroyed. At least 24 other people were injured.
cat2}} | EF2Smithfield areaIsle of Wight36.98|-76.62|name=Smithfield (Apr. 16, EF2)}}231023|mi|km|}}Long track tornado damaged about 25 houses, some heavily. Farm equipment was also thrown around and damaged.
storm}} | EF0W of LeesburgLoudoun39.10|-77.59|name=Leesburg (Apr. 16, EF0)}}23144 miles (6.4 km)Damage primarily to trees, although one house sustained minor damage.
cat2}} | EF2DeltavilleMiddlesex37.55|-76.32|name=Deltaville (Apr. 16, EF2)}}23253 miles (4.8 km)At least 95 houses were damaged, some severely with a few destroyed.
South Carolina
cat1}} | EF1Little RockDillon34.48|-79.40|name=Little Rock (Apr. 16, EF1)}}19251|mi|km|}}Numerous trees were uprooted or snapped, falling on houses with significant damage. Three people were injured.
storm}} | EF0SE of GableClarendon33.77|-80.09|name=Gable (Apr. 16, EF0)}}192710|mi|km|}}Intermittent tornado touchdown with tree damage.
cat1}} | EF1SW of ForestonClarendon33.51|-80.21|name=Gable (Apr. 16, EF1)}}20139|mi|km|}}Several trees were snapped along Lake Marion.
cat1}} | EF1Saint Stephen areaBerkeley33.39|-79.92|name=Saint Stephen (Apr. 16, EF1)}}21038 miles (13 km)Tornado started as a waterspout over Lake Moultrie and tracked eastward. A church was heavily damaged, a mobile home was destroyed and dozens of houses were damaged to varying degrees.
storm}} | EF0SW of AndrewsGeorgetown33.35|-79.65|name=Andrews (Apr. 16, EF0)}}21410.2|mi|m|-1}}A dozen trees were uprooted and snapped. A house suffered minor siding and flashing damage.
storm}} | EF0SSE of AndrewsGeorgetown33.39|-79.54|name=Andrews (Apr. 16, EF0)}}21450.5 miles (800 m)Tornado caused damage to roof deck of a mobile home and tossed two aluminum boats across yard. About 18 trees were knocked down.
cat1}} | EF1ESE of AndrewsGeorgetown33.41|-79.45|name=Andrews (Apr. 16, EF1)}}21530.4 miles (640 m)Brief tornado snapped about 400 trees.
cat1}} | EF1E of AndrewsGeorgetown33.46|-79.37|name=Andrews (Apr. 16, EF1)}}21590.5 miles (800 m)Two sheds were heavily damaged and a pickup truck was rolled. About 50 trees were uprooted or snapped.
Maryland
cat1}} | EF1SE of UnionvilleFrederick, Carroll39.44|-77.15|name=Unionville (Apr. 16, EF1)}}233710|mi|km|}}Several trees were snapped and shingles were removed from the roof of one house. Initially estimated to be three tornadoes but later confirmed as a single tornado.
storm}} | EF0SW of Deep RunCarroll39.68|-77.00|name=Deep Run (Apr. 16, EF0)}}23562 miles (3.2 km)Numerous trees were uprooted and snapped. Two barns suffered roof damage.
Pennsylvania
storm}} | EF0W of YorkYork39.97|-76.77|name=York (Apr. 16, EF0)}}00200.45|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado removed a canopy from a gas station, damaged another business and snapped a few trees. Two people were injured.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/16/11, NWS Peachtree City, NWS Charleston, NWS Greenville-Spartanburg, NWS Blacksburg, NWS Newport/Morehead City, NWS Raleigh, NWS Wilmington, NWS Wakefield, NWS State College, NCDC Storm Data

April 19 event

List of reported tornadoes - Tuesday, April 19, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Missouri
cat1}} | EF1SW of Bowling GreenPike39.32|-91.26|name=Bowling Green (Apr. 19, EF1)}}21055 miles (8.0 km)Two houses were heavily damaged, and a barn and several outbuildings were destroyed.
storm}} | EF0ClarksvillePike39.37|-90.91|name=Clarksville (Apr. 19, EF0)}}21400.2|mi|m|-1}}Several houses and a church sustained minor damage. Tornado accompanied by softball-sized hail.
cat1}} | EF1S of ClubbWayne37.21|-90.34|name=Clubb (Apr. 19, EF1)}}00435 miles (8.0 km)Up to 500 yard wide tornado traveled from 1 mile south of Clubb to 3 miles south of Cascade, snapping and uprooting many trees, mostly in heavily forested conservation land.[60]
storm}} | EF0PattonBollinger39.50|-90.00|name=Clarksville (Apr. 19, EF0)}}00550.75 miles (1.21 km)A barn was destroyed and many trees were snapped.
storm}} | EF0W of RandlesCape Girardeau39.50|-90.00|name=Randles (Apr. 19, EF0)}}0227unknownBrief tornado blew down a few trees and power lines and damaged a window of a house.
Oklahoma
storm}} | EF0N of FewellPushmataha34.52|-95.02|name=Fewell (Apr. 19, EF0)}}2258unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
cat1}} | EF1N of HonobiaPushmataha, Le Flore34.52|-94.95|name=Honobia (Apr. 19, EF1)}}23074 miles (6.4 km)Several large trees were snapped.
storm}} | EF0NW of ZafraLe Flore34.57|-94.57|name=Zafra (Apr. 19, EF0)}}2345unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0N of ZafraLe Flore34.57|-94.52|name=Zafra (Apr. 19, EF0)}}23483 miles (4.8 km)Tornado remained over open country.
Illinois
cat3}} | EF3Girard areaMacoupin39.45|-89.82|name=Girard (Apr. 19, EF3)}}23056.5|mi|km|}}One brick house was destroyed and numerous other houses were heavily damaged. Two people were injured.
cat2}} | EF2N of FarmersvilleMontgomery39.46|-89.65|name=Farmersville (Apr. 19, EF2)}}23083.5 miles (5.6 km)A grain bin and two sheds were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1SW of KincaidChristian39.52|-89.51|name=Kincaid (Apr. 19, EF1)}}23172 miles (3.2 km)Several houses were damaged and three grain bins were destroyed.
cat2}} | EF2S of Honey BendMontgomery39.26|-89.63|name=Honey Bend (Apr. 19, EF2)}}23203.5 miles (5.6 km)One house was destroyed and numerous others were damaged.
storm}} | EF0S of MorrisonvilleChristian39.37|-89.80|name=Morrisonville (Apr. 19, EF0)}}23303.5 miles (5.6 km)Two barns and a metal farm building were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1NE of TaylorvilleChristian39.58|-89.26|name=Taylorville (Apr. 19, EF1)}}23321|mi|km|}}Eight empty railroad cars were knocked off.
cat1}} | EF1NE of ChrismanEdgar39.82|-87.64|name=Chrisman (Apr. 19, EF1)}}00591.1 miles (1.8 km)A house was damaged and two barns and a garage were destroyed.
storm}} | EF0NE of HenningVermilion40.30|-87.60|name=Henning (Apr. 19, EF0)}}01023 miles (4.8 km)Several houses were damaged and trees and power poles were knocked down.
cat1}} | EF1E of RossvilleVermilion40.38|-87.57|name=Rossville (Apr. 19, EF1)}}01112.5|mi|km|}}Two houses, six grain bins, two sheds, a garage, a combine and several pieces of farming equipment were damaged.
storm}} | EF0DowellJackson37.91|-89.24|name=Dowell (Apr. 19, EF0)}}01354 miles (6.4 km)Several carports, a camper and a garage were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1SW of RoyaltonFranklin37.85|-89.12|name=Royalton (Apr. 19, EF1)}}0140unknownSeveral houses sustained structural damage, including one that lost its roof.
cat1}} | EF1BentonFranklin38.00|-88.92|name=Benton (Apr. 19, EF1)}}0149unknownBrief tornado with trees snapped and uprooted.
cat1}} | EF1E of CentraliaMarion38.52|-89.10|name=Centralia (Apr. 19, EF1)}}01590.4 miles (640 m)Two houses were damaged and a pole barn was destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1N of Mount VernonJefferson38.36|-88.93|name=Mount Vernon (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02034 miles (6.4 km)Several houses sustained minor damage and trees were uprooted.
cat1}} | EF1SE of BlufordJefferson38.31|-88.71|name=Bluford (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02061|mi|km|}}A house was damaged and several barns were heavily damaged or destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1SE of McLeansboroHamilton38.04|-88.44|name=McLeansboro (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02192.5|mi|km|}}A small grain bin was destroyed and hundreds of trees were uprooted.
cat2}} | EF2SE of CarmiWhite38.04|-88.08|name=Carmi (Apr. 19, EF2)}}02283 miles (4.8 km)Barns and grain bins were blown down and trees were knocked down. A 7-ton truck was flipped and a house sustained roof damage.
cat1}} | EF1NE of CarmiWhite38.11|-88.12|name=Carmi (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02301.2|mi|km|}}Barns and grain bins destroyed. Roof torn off of farm house and trees were downed.
cat2}} | EF2Fairfield areaWayne38.33|-88.29|name=Fairfield (Apr. 19, EF2)}}023011|mi|km|}}A house, a machine shed and several grain bins were destroyed and a large tank was thrown. Two people were injured.
cat2}} | EF2W of KeensburgWabash38.35|-87.95|name=Keensburg (Apr. 19, EF2)}}024211.4|mi|km|}}Steel transmission towers were knocked down. A mobile home, three grain bins and several barns were destroyed and numerous houses sustained roof damage.
cat1}} | EF1W of AllendaleWabash38.53|-87.76|name=Allendale (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02533 miles (4.8 km)Numerous trees were snapped and uprooted and power poles were knocked down. One house sustained minor damage.
Indiana
cat1}} | EF1N of NewportVermillion, Parke, Fountain, Montgomery39.89|-87.44|name=Newport (Apr. 19, EF1)}}011031|mi|km|}}Long track tornado damaged trees, power lines, houses and sheds. Downgraded from EF2 to EF1 in final analysis.
cat1}} | EF1S of LafayetteTippecanoe40.36|-86.87|name=Lafayette (Apr. 19, EF1)}}01401|mi|km|}}Many large trees snapped or uprooted, some landing on homes. Downgraded from EF2 to EF1 in final analysis.
storm}} | EF0S of Buck CreekTippecanoe40.47|-86.74|name=Buck Creek (Apr. 19, EF0)}}01503 miles (4.8 km)A barn lost parts of its roof.
cat1}} | EF1W of ThorntownBoone40.13|-86.61|name=Thorntown (Apr. 19, EF1)}}01550.5 miles (800 m)Trees were knocked down and a barn was destroyed.
storm}} | EF0SE of Royal CenterCass40.84|-86.49|name=Royal Center (Apr. 19, EF0)}}0205220|yd|m|-1}}Brief tornado destroyed a pole barn.
storm}} | EF0SE of Twelve MileCass40.85|-86.21|name=Twelve Mile (Apr. 19, EF0)}}022050|yd|m|-1}}Brief tornado damaged an outbuilding and bent a TV antenna.
cat1}} | EF1SW of FairmountGrant40.40|-85.71|name=Fairmount (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02412.5|mi|km|}}Several houses were damaged, one heavily.
cat1}} | EF1W of UplandGrant40.47|-85.53|name=Upland (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02482.5|mi|km|}}Two houses were damaged and numerous trees were snapped.
cat1}} | EF1N of DeckerKnox38.51|-87.51|name=Decker (Apr. 19, EF1)}}025411|mi|km|}}A metal building was destroyed and several high-tension towers were damaged..
cat1}} | EF1WheatonvilleWarrick, Gibson38.17|-87.46|name=Wheatonville (Apr. 19, EF1)}}02575 miles (8.0 km)Two houses were damaged, signs and utility poles were snapped and trees were uprooted.
cat1}} | EF1S of BryantJay40.51|-84.97|name=Bryant (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03167 miles (11 km)Intermittent tornado snapped power poles, damaged two houses and destroyed a garage, a barn and an outbuilding.
storm}} | EF0N of HuntingburgDubois38.32|-86.95|name=Huntingburg (Apr. 19, EF0)}}03220.3|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado snapped numerous trees.
cat1}} | EF1N of IrelandDubois38.39|-86.94|name=Ireland (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03223.1|mi|km|}}A grain silo was heavily damaged.
storm}} | EF0HaysvilleDubois38.49|-86.93|name=Haysville (Apr. 19, EF0)}}03252 miles (3.2 km)Numerous trees were blown down along the path.
cat1}} | EF1SW of St. AnthonyDubois38.31|-86.83|name=St. Anthony (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03260.4 miles (640 m)Brief tornado damaged a house and uprooted a few trees.
cat2}} | EF2N of BretzvilleDubois38.32|-86.87|name=Bretzville (Apr. 19, EF2)}}03263.3|mi|km|}}Several barns and outbuildings were destroyed. Extensive tree damage along the track.
cat2}} | EF2E of RolandOrange38.59|-86.67|name=Roland (Apr. 19, EF2)}}03391|mi|km|}}Two houses and a barn were damaged and trees were uprooted.
cat1}} | EF1S of French Lick (1st tornado)Orange38.44|-86.61|name=French Lick (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03401.5 miles (2.4 km)A metal barn and three outbuildings were destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1S of French Lick (2nd tornado)Orange38.47|-86.59|name=French Lick (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03400.75 miles (1.21 km)A porch was removed from a house and trees were knocked down.
storm}} | EF0SSW of Paoli (2nd tornado)Orange38.51|-86.50|name=Paoli (Apr. 19, EF0)}}03470.5 miles (800 m)Brief tornado damaged a few trees and an outbuilding.
cat1}} | EF1NE of Livonia (1st tornado)Washington38.59|-86.25|name=Livonia (Apr. 20, EF1)}}03591.4|mi|km|}}Three grain bins were destroyed and a house was damaged.
storm}} | EF0NE of Livonia (2nd tornado)Washington38.58|-86.23|name=Livonia (Apr. 20, EF0)}}04000.7|mi|km|}}A grain silo and two barns were damaged.
storm}} | EF0NNE of SalemWashington38.65|-86.07|name=Salem (Apr. 20, EF0)}}04070.6|mi|m|-1}}A house was damaged and sheds and outbuildings were destroyed.
storm}} | EF0N of CorydonHarrison38.21|-86.12|name=Corydon (Apr. 20, EF0)}}04090.3|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado snapped a few trees.
storm}} | EF0W of AustinWashington, Scott38.67|-85.90|name=Austin (Apr. 20, EF0)}}041413 miles (21 km)Intermittent tornado with tree damage.
storm}} | EF0Scottsburg areaScott, Jefferson38.67|-85.90|name=Scottsburg (Apr. 20, EF0)}}041912 miles (19 km)Several houses, agricultural buildings and a Holiday Inn hotel were damaged.
storm}} | EF0N of Jeffersonville (1st tornado)Clark38.31|-85.73|name=Jeffersonville (Apr. 20, EF0)}}04280.1 miles (160 m)Very brief tornado damaged a shed and a few trees.
cat1}} | EF1N of Jeffersonville (2nd tornado)Clark38.30|-85.73|name=Jeffersonville (Apr. 20, EF1)}}04281.2|mi|km|}}About 25 trailers were damaged, one of which was thrown long distances. A church was also damaged.
cat1}} | EF1S of ChinaJefferson38.80|-85.34|name=China (Apr. 20, EF1)}}04402 miles (3.2 km)Several outbuildings were destroyed, one of which landed through a house.
cat1}} | EF1NE of BryantsburgJefferson38.90|-85.36|name=Bryantsburg (Apr. 20, EF1)}}04413 miles (4.8 km)A mobile home and several barns were destroyed and a house was damaged.
Ohio
storm}} | EF0W of Van WertVan Wert40.87|-84.62|name=Van Wert (Apr. 19, EF0)}}03190.5 miles (800 m)A house was damaged and a garage was destroyed.
cat2}} | EF2CelinaMercer40.55|-84.57|name=Celina (Apr. 19, EF2)}}03394 miles (6.4 km)Several houses and businesses were heavily damaged and others sustained minor damage. Barns, garages and outbuildings were also destroyed.
cat1}} | EF1E of MonticelloVan Wert, Allen40.68|-84.42|name=Monticello (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03404 miles (6.4 km)Several houses were damaged and sheds and barns were destroyed.
storm}} | EF0N of St. Mary'sAuglaize40.61|-84.39|name=St. Mary's (Apr. 19, EF0)}}03444 miles (6.4 km)A small wooden barn was destroyed and houses and trees were damaged.
cat1}} | EF1N of CairoAllen40.86|-84.07|name=Cairo (Apr. 19, EF1)}}03580.5 miles (800 m)Significant damage on a farm with a house damaged and a barn destroyed.
storm}} | EF0NE of OregonLucas41.67|-83.42|name=Oregon (Apr. 19, EF0)}}04370.75 miles (1.21 km)One building was heavily damaged and about 24 others sustained minor damage.
storm}} | EF0SW of Port ClintonOttawa41.47|-82.99|name=Port Clinton (Apr. 19, EF0)}}04551.5 miles (2.4 km)Two houses sustained minor damage, outbuildings were damaged and trees were snapped.
Kentucky
storm}} | EF0S of PaynevilleBreckinridge, Meade37.78|-86.45|name=Payneville (Apr. 19, EF0)}}035411|mi|km|}}Intermittent tornado touchdown with damage to several houses and barns.
cat1}} | EF1NW of La GrangeOldham38.42|-85.40|name=La Grange (Apr. 20, EF1)}}04490.2|mi|m|-1}}Brief tornado damaged a house and snapped some trees.
Sources: St. Louis, NWS Northern Indiana, NWS Louisville, NWS Paducah, NWS Wilmington OH, NWS Cleveland, NWS Indianapolis, NWS Central Illinois

April 20 event

List of reported tornadoes - Wednesday, April 20, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Indiana
cat1}} | EF1N of WarsawSwitzerland38.86|-84.88|name=Warsaw (Apr. 20, EF1)}}05042 miles (3.2 km)Two houses were damaged and three barns were destroyed.
Kentucky
storm}} | EF0Frankfort areaFranklin38.19|-84.87|name=Frankfort (Apr. 20, EF0)}}05284.7|mi|km|}}Trees were snapped along the track and a few houses sustained minor damage.
cat1}} | EF1NE of GeorgetownScott38.23|-84.54|name=Georgetown (Apr. 20, EF1)}}05540.5 miles (800 m)A garage, a trailer and several outbuildings were heavily damaged.
cat1}} | EF1NW of FranklinSimpson36.53|-86.57|name=Franklin (Apr. 20, EF1)}}06303.3|mi|km|}}Two barns were heavily damaged and trees were uprooted.
Ohio
cat1}} | EF1New HollandPickaway39.55|-83.26|name=New Holland (Apr. 20, EF1)}}06144.2|mi|km|}}A brick building was damaged, a grain bin and two barns were destroyed and trees were knocked down.
cat1}} | EF1S of GroveportFranklin39.80|-82.91|name=Groveport (Apr. 20, EF1)}}06222.6 miles (4.2 km)Two houses sustained significant roof damage and a metal building was destroyed.
storm}} | EF0ENE of GroveportFranklin39.85|-82.85|name=Groveport (Apr. 20, EF0)}}0626unknown12 greenhouses and a shed were damaged.
cat1}} | EF1E of BaltimoreFairfield39.84|-82.58|name=Newark (Apr. 20, EF1)}}06390.5 miles (800 m)A house and a barn were damaged and a garage was destroyed.
cat2}} | EF2Heath areaLicking40.03|-82.47|name=Heath (Apr. 20, EF2)}}06423.8|mi|km|}}Several houses and businesses were damaged, with one masonry building heavily damaged.
cat1}} | EF1ESE of NewarkLicking40.05|-82.28|name=Newark (Apr. 20, EF1)}}0651500|yd|m|-1}}Brief tornado destroyed a mobile home and uprooted trees.
storm}} | EF0PiketonPike39.05|-83.01|name=Piketon (Apr. 20, EF0)}}06510.25 miles (400 m)Brief tornado damaged a house, a mobile home and several buildings at the Pike County fairgrounds.
storm}} | EF0SW of Zahns CornersPike39.05|-82.95|name=Zahns Corners (Apr. 20, EF0)}}0653unknownBrief tornado damaged several houses and mobile homes.
Alabama
cat1}} | EF1SW of LeolaLawrence08583|mi|km|}}Many trees were downed along the path.
Texas
storm}} | EF0W of KimbleKimble30.49|-99.85|name=Kimble (Apr. 20, EF0)}}2337unknownBrief tornado touchdown along Interstate 10 at mile 449.
Mississippi
cat1}} | EF1E of TomnolenWebster33.47|-89.35|name=Tomnolen (Apr. 20, EF1)}}01093.5 miles (5.6 km)Many trees were uprooted and several houses were damaged, some of them by fallen trees.
Sources: NWS Louisville, NWS Wilmington OH, NWS Jackson, NCDC Storm Data

April 21 event

List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, April 21, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Texas
cat2}} | EF2Sanderson areaTerrell30.19|-102.43|name=Sanderson (Apr. 21, EF2)}}23459|mi|km|}}A house and a barn were destroyed and several cedar trees were uprooted and snapped.
cat1}} | EF1N of StithJones32.57|-99.98|name=Stith (Apr. 21, EF1)}}01525 miles (8.0 km)Several houses were damaged and barns, fences and a grain bin were destroyed and farm animals were killed.
storm}} | EF0WSW of HawleyJones32.58|-99.91|name=Hawley (Apr. 21, EF0)}}0155unknownRope tornado confirmed by spotters. Remained over open country with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/21/11, NCDC Storm Data

April 22 event

List of reported tornadoes - Friday, April 22, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Oklahoma
storm}} | EF0SW of WeltyOkfuskee35.60|-96.43|name=Mason (Apr. 22, EF0)}}23030.1|mi|km|}}Brief tornado with no damage[61]
storm}} | EF0E of KansasDelaware36.21|-94.71|name=Kansas (Apr. 22, EF0)}}23160.1|mi|km|}}Brief tornado with no damage.[61]
cat1}} | EF1SE of MoodysCherokee00181|mi|km|}}Very brief tornado downed several trees.
storm}} | EF0NW of Blackstone MineOkmulgee0019unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0SW of ByarsMcClain0045UnknownTornado observed by storm chasers. No damaged was reported.
cat1}} | EF1E of ByarsMcClain0059unknownTornado was observed by storm chasers. Trees and powerlines were downed and an outbuilding was damaged.
storm}} | EF0NW of StratfordGarvin0102unknownTornado reported by storm chasers. No damage occurred.
storm}} | EF0SE of FameMcIntosh0114unknownBrief tornado occurred over Eufaula Lake. No damage was reported.
Arkansas
storm}} | EF0SE of Cherokee CityBenton2341unknownBrief tornado touched down over open country with no damage.
storm}} | EF0Highfill areaBenton36.26|-94.36|name=Highfill (Apr. 22, EF0)}}00050.1|mi|km|}}Brief tornado touched down near the Northwest Arkansas Regional Airport, though no damage was reported.[61]
storm}} | EF0NE of BentonvilleBenton0021unknownTouched down over open fields with no damage.
Missouri
cat1}} | EF1East of Mill SpringWayne00122 miles (3.2 km)300-yard wide tornado destroyed a mobile home, uprooted hundreds of trees, some pine trees snapped off 3 feet above the ground.[60]
cat1}} | EF1New Melle areaSt. Charles38.71|-90.88|name=New Melle (Apr. 22, EF1)}}00354 miles (6.4 km)One house lost its roof and many other houses were damaged. A horse stable and several barns and outbuildings were destroyed. Precursor to the main St. Louis tornado.
cat4}} | EF4St. Louis areaSt. Louis, St. Louis (city), Madison (IL)38.77|-90.43|name=St. Louis (Apr. 22, EF4)}}010022|mi|km|}}See article
Illinois
cat2}} | EF2SW of HighlandMadison, Clinton, Bond19 miles (31 km)Widespread damage to farms and trees. Several barns were damaged or destroyed and many homes were damaged.
cat2}} | EF2Waterloo areaMonroe3.5 miles (5.6 km)30|to|40|yd|m|}} away from where the structure initially stood. A few large trees were snapped at their base.
cat1}} | EF1Paderborn areaSt. Clair1.5 miles (2.4 km)Numerous trees were snapped or uprooted and six homes sustained roof damage.
Kentucky
storm}} | EF0SE of VersaillesWoodford38.05|-84.73|name=Versailles (Apr. 22, EF0)}}23120.75 miles (1.21 km)Minor damage to trees and fences.
storm}} | EF0E of VersaillesWoodford38.06|-84.71|name=Versailles (Apr. 22, EF0)}}23150.25 miles (400 m)
cat2}} | EF2N of PooleUnion, Webster, Henderson37.66|-87.44|name=Poole (Apr. 22, EF2)}}035016|mi|km|}}Several houses were damaged, three of them significantly with their roofs lost. Several grain bins, barns and garages were also destroyed. Two people sustained minor injuries.
storm}} | EF0E of StanleyDaviess0427unknownTornado witnessed by law enforcement. Power lines were down.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/22/11, NWS St. Louis, NWS Paducah, NWS Louisville

April 23 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, April 23, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Indiana
storm}} | EF0N of SeymourJackson05354|mi|km|}}4|mi|km|}} before lifting. Several structures were damaged, including a house that lost part of its roof.
Kentucky
storm}} | EF0E of ConnersvilleHarrison38.38|-84.39|name=Connersville (Apr. 23, EF0)}}10090.5|mi|km|}}Several barns and outbuildings were damaged. Trees were snapped or uprooted.
storm}} | EF0SSE of EllistonGrant, Pendleton38.71|-84.74|name=Elliston (Apr. 23, EF1)}}18591.2|mi|km|}}A garage was destroyed.
storm}} | EF0FolsomGrant38.7097|-84.7487|name=Folsom (Apr. 23, EF0)}}19041.2|mi|km|}}A garage and barn were destroyed. One home and a trailer were also damaged. Numerous trees were downed.
cat1}} | EF1E of Dry RidgeGrant, Pendleton38.6985|-84.5393|name=Dry Ridge (Apr. 23, EF1)}}19104.3|mi|km|}}Several houses were damaged and a barn was heavily damaged. Many trees were downed.
cat1}} | EF1Visalia areaKenton38.9123|-84.4522|name=Visalia (Apr. 23, EF1)}}19141000|ft|m|}}A brief tornado downed numerous trees, damaged an elementary school and destroyed an outbuilding.
cat1}} | EF1Barlow areaBallard37.05|-89.05|name=Barlow (Apr. 23, EF1)}}19291.6 miles (2.6 km)Many large trees were felled, some of which fell on homes and caused damage. Two homes also sustained minor roof damage from the tornado.
cat2}} | EF2Bardwell areaCarlisle36.87|-89.01|name=Bardwell (Apr. 23, EF2)}}19303 miles (4.8 km)A steel building was destroyed, entire walls of brick business buildings were also destroyed. Thirty large trees were uprooted and two people were injured.
Illinois
cat2}} | EF2ESE of KlondikeAlexander37.06|-89.23|name=Klondike (Apr. 23, EF2)}}19152.9 miles (4.7 km)A mobile home was destroyed and two other buildings sustained minor roof damage. A hangar/storage building was also destroyed at Cairo Regional Airport.
cat1}} | EF1Metropolis areaMassac37.15|-88.71|name=Connersville (Apr. 23, EF1)}}19476.5|mi|km|}}Minor roof damage with downed trees reported.
Missouri
storm}} | EF0Dexter areaStoddard36.79|-89.96|name=Dexter (Apr. 23, EF0)}}1915unknown
cat1}} | EF1WSW of NeelyvilleButler36.55|-90.53|name=Neelyville (Apr. 23, EF1)}}05200.6|mi|km|}}Two mobile homes were destroyed.
Texas
storm}} | EF0NW of SidneyComanche0013unknownBrief tornado touched down over open land with no damage.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/23/11, NWS Paducah, NWS Wilmington

April 24 event

List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, April 24, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Nevada
storm}} | EF0SW of WinnemuccaHumboldt40.88|-117.86|name=Winnemucca (Apr. 24, EF0)}}17551|mi|km|}}Tornado remained over open country.
Texas
storm}} | EF0N of Baird (1st tornado)Callahan32.47|-99.39|name=Baird (Apr. 24, EF0)}}20281|mi|km|}}Damage limited to a few tree limbs.
storm}} | EF0IbexShackelford32.67|-99.12|name=Ibex (Apr. 24, EF0)}}2055unknownBrief tornado uprooted a few trees.
storm}} | EF0ENE of PotosiTaylor32.33|-99.62|name=Potosi (Apr. 24, EF0)}}2122unknownBrief tornado touchdown with no damage.
storm}} | EF0N of Baird (2nd tornado)Callahanunknown2 miles (3.2 km)Rope tornado reported by storm chasers.
storm}} | EF0N of Baird (3rd tornado)Callahan32.50|-99.39|name=Baird (Apr. 24, EF0)}}2215unknownDamage limited to a few tree limbs.
storm}} | EF0N of Baird (4th tornado)Callahan32.47|-99.37|name=Baird (Apr. 24, EF0)}}22276|mi|km|}}Large multiple-vortex tornado remained over open country.
storm}} | EF0NW of ColemanCallahan31.92|-99.57|name=Oplin (Apr. 24, EF0)}}0127unknownBrief tornado pictured by a storm chaser with no damage.
Oklahoma
storm}} | EF0SE of ScipioPittsburg35.00|-95.92|name=Baird (Apr. 24, EF0)}}22051|mi|km|}}A barn and a house sustained roof damage and trees were snapped.
storm}} | EF0SE of MonroeLe Flore34.97|-94.50|name=Monroe (Apr. 24, EF0)}}0003unknownBrief tornado damaged a roof of a house.
Arkansas
cat1}} | EF1N of UmpireHoward34.28|-94.05|name=Umpire (Apr. 24, EF1)}}03543 miles (4.8 km)Extensive tree damage in the area and a section of roof was torn from a house. A large storage building was destroyed and a chicken house was damaged.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/24/11, NCDC Storm Data

April 25 to April 28 events

A total of 360 tornadoes touched down in this extremely large tornado outbreak; 359 tornadoes were in the United States and 1 was in Canada. For more details, see List of tornadoes in the 2011 Super Outbreak.

April 30 event

List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, April 30, 2011
EF#
Location
County
Coord.
Time (UTC)
Path length
Comments/Damage
Texas
storm}} | EF0SW of HainesvilleWood32.71|-95.40|name=Mineola (Apr. 30, EF0)}}00062 miles (3.2 km)Minor damage with trees snapped.
storm}} | EF0NE of ThomasUpshur32.86|-95.05|name=Gilmer (Apr. 30, EF0)}}01262.7 miles (4.3 km)A few trees were snapped or uprooted.
storm}} | EF0Hughes SpringsCass32.99|-94.64|name=Hughes Springs (Apr. 30, EF0)}}02243 miles (4.8 km)Several houses sustained minor damage and trees and power lines were knocked down.
Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 04/30/11, NCDC Storm Data

See also

  • Tornadoes of 2011

References

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44. ^{{cite report|author=National Weather Service Office in Peachtree City, Georgia|title=Georgia Event Report: EF1 Tornado|url=http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/stormevents/eventdetails.jsp?id=294213|publisher=National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration|work=National Climatic Data Center|year=2011|accessdate=December 26, 2013}}
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53. ^{{cite web |author=Melanie S. Welte |publisher=Chicago Tribune |date=May 3, 2011 |accessdate=May 4, 2011 |title=Strength of tornado in Pocahontas County raised |url=http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-ap-ia-iowatornado,0,4970490.story |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://www.webcitation.org/5yQqOns5A?url=http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/chi-ap-ia-iowatornado,0,4970490.story |archivedate=May 4, 2011 |df= }}
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58. ^{{cite news |title=NWS: Fatal Myrtlewood tornado was F3 |first=Jason |last=Cannon |url=http://www.demopolistimes.com/2011/04/19/nws-fatal-myrtlewood-tornado-was-f3/ |newspaper=The Demopolis Times |date=19 April 2011 |accessdate=20 April 2011}}
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60. ^1 https://archive.is/20121205032027/http://www.weather.gov/view/validProds.php?prod=PNS&node=KPAH NWS Paducah (KY) Office Report
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