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Alabama Tornado Database


1957 Tornado Occurrences (41)
Year Month Day Time (CST) County Damage Scale Path Length (Miles) Fatalities Injuries Location
1957 12 20 0300 Conecuh F2 NA 0 0 4 E Castleberry-7 E Castleberry
2 homes and a barn were destroyed.
1957 12 20 0253 Chilton F2 NA 0 0 Clanton
The Dan River Mills had part of its roof ripped off. At least 20 homes suffered varying degrees of roof damage.
1957 12 19 2315 Colbert NA F2 0 0 Littleville
City Hall and 7 businesses were damaged.3 homes were destroyed and many others damaged.
1957 12 19 2230 Fayette F1 NA 0 0 4 S Winfield
1 home and outbuildings destroyed.
1957 11 18 Afternoon Morgan-Lawrence F1 NA 0 0 Hulaco
One home was destroyed and a few other structures were damaged.
1957 11 18 1730 Blount-Marshall F4 30.0 3 12 Rosa-Snead-Horton
40 homes were destroyed in Blount County and all the fatalities occurred there.
1957 11 18 1730 Clay F2 NA 0 0 Ashland
3 buildings badly damaged. Several other roofs and porches damaged.
1957 11 18 1715 Cleburne F1 NA 0 0 Near Macedonia
Several broiler houses and 1 trailer destroyed. Scattered roof and porch damage.
1957 11 18 1635 Tallapoosa F1 NA 0 0 Near Alexander City
2 houses, 1 trailer and other buildings destroyed.
1957 11 18 1615 DeKalb F2 NA 0 0 Dawson
2 homes were torn apart.
1957 11 18 1530 Jefferson
Storm Survey
F2 7.0 1 35 Ensley-Tarrant City
At least 500 homes were damaged.
1957 11 18 1445 Tuscaloosa F1 3.0 0 1 12 N Tuscaloosa
At least 7 homes suffered major damage and several automobiles were destroyed.
1957 11 18 1445 Dallas F1 35.0 0 0 Safford-Near Orrville-Marion Junction-Summerfield-Plantersville
Tornado made a skipping path with brief touchdowns along path. Hail the size of hens' eggs.
1957 11 18 1430 Greene-Hale F1 28.0 0 5 Forkland-Sawyerville-Near Akron-Havana
A few barns and homes were damaged.
1957 11 18 1330 Franklin NA 8.0 0 0 Belgreen
One home was heavily damaged and another home was pushed off its foundation.
1957 11 17 1610 Cullman NA 8.0 0 3 Trimble-Crane Hill
Tornado touched down in a rural area damaging mainly cotton crops.
1957 11 17 1512 Walker F4 5.0 4 15 6 NW Jasper-1 N Manchester
A new ranch home was demolished and 3 people were killed. Another death occurred in a destroyed home.
1957 11 17 1310 Lamar**(started in Mississippi) F1 NA 0 0 Sulligent
No details on damage were available.
1957 11 8 0430 Shelby F1 9.0 0 0 2 NE Columbiana-2 W Wilsonville
No details of damage were available.
1957 11 8 0225 Pickens F1 8.0 0 5 NW Aliceville
At least 15 homes were damaged.
1957 9 18 1445 Dallas F0 10.0 0 0 E Selma
Tornado touched down along the river where 3 tenant homes were destroyed and 3 were damaged. Crops of cotton were damaged.
1957 8 15 1730 Lee F1 NA 0 0 Smiths
2 homes had considerable damage and 2 barns were destroyed.
1957 6 28 1745 Barbour F2 14.0 0 1 8 NE Brundidge-Batesville
2 homes destroyed, 4 barns destroyed, sveral other smaller buildings destrpyed, and considerable timber damage along the path. All the tornadoes on June 28 were associated with a tropical system.
1957 6 28 1150 Crenshaw F0 NA 0 0 Near Luverne
State Trooper witnessed brief tornado touchdown in a rural area outside Luverne. A few trees were blown down.
1957 6 28 1100 Conecuh-Covington-Butler F2 12.0 0 2 1 SW Brooks-Oaky Streak
Several homes were unroofed and a church was heavily damaged.
1957 6 28 1030 Montgomery F0 5.0 0 0 4 WNW Downing-3 NW Downing
One house and one barn destroyed. Several trees downed along the path.
1957 6 28 1025 Conecuh F2 10.0 0 0 4 WNW Evergreen
One home and one store were destroyed.
1957 6 28 1015 Butler F2 11.0 0 0 6 SW Greenville-6 ENE Greenville
Major damage was reported at Kolb City and at a junior college just southeast of town. A farm was damaged east of Greenville.
1957 6 28 1000 Lowndes-Montgomery F1 25.0 0 8 Fort Deposit-Sprague
Several trees blown daown along the path. All injuries occurred in the Davenport community.
1957 6 28 0955 Monroe F2 13.0 0 4 1 S Frisco City-Bermuda
A store and some homes were destroyed near the Excel community.
1957 6 28 0945 Conecuh-Butler F2 25.0 0 0 10 W Evergreen-3 S Butler Springs
At least 7 homes were destroyed. Several additional smaller homes were unroofed or overturned.
1957 6 28 0935 Lowndes-Montgomery F2 13.0 0 0 3 S Hayneville-3 SW Hope Hull
Several houses and barns were damaged along the path.
1957 6 28 0927 Montgomery F0 NA 0 0 1 N Sellers
Several trees were blown down across US 331.
1957 6 28 0850 Wilcox F2 2.0 0 0 Oakhill
A church was demolished.
1957 6 28 0830 Clarke F2 3.0 0 0 Whatley
One home was unroofed.
1957 5 10 1845 Henry F0 NA 0 0 Headland
A tornado briefly touched down causing minor damage to one home.
1957 4 8 1045 Cullman-Morgan-Marshall F2 15.0 0 0 Piney Grove-Hulaco
Several small homes and barns were destroyed. This was a twin to the 1015 storm and the damage and deaths totals are included together.
1957 4 8 1015 Morgan-Marshall F3 35.0 2 125 6 SW Falkville-10 N Arab
At least 150 homes were damaged or destroyed in Morgan County where 2 people were killed.
1957 4 8 0946 Marion-Winston-Lawrence F3 55.0 0 5 S Hamilton-Pine Grove
Extensive tree damage along the entire path.
1957 4 7 2345 Franklin F2 5.0 0 0 Near Red Bay
One home was unroofed and several others sustained porch damage. Barns and garages were destroyed.
1957 1 22 2200 Dallas F1 NA 0 0 Summerfield
2 chicken houses were destroyed in a brief tornado.


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