| F#
|
Location
|
County
|
Time (UTC)
|
Path length
|
Damage
|
| Illinois
|
| F0
|
Morris area
|
Grundy
|
|
0.5 miles
|
First tornado of the outbreak.
|
| F0
|
Carlock area
|
McLean
|
|
0.5 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Lincoln
|
Logan
|
|
15 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Anchor
|
McLean
|
|
8 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Decatur
|
Macon
|
|
19 miles
|
1 death
|
| F3
|
Homer Lake area
|
|
|
17 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Bismarck area
|
Vermillion
|
|
7 miles
|
|
| F0
|
Pierson area
|
|
|
4 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Farmer City
|
DeWitt
|
|
13 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Owaneco area
|
Christian
|
|
8 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Tolono area
|
Champaign
|
|
8 miles
|
1 death
|
| F1
|
Charleston
|
Coles
|
|
16 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Paris area
|
Edgar
|
|
2 miles
|
|
| Indiana
|
| F3
|
Rainsville/ Pine Township area
|
Warren
|
|
26 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Monticello area
|
White, Cass, Fulton
|
|
121 miles
|
Longest tornado track of the outbreak.
|
| F1
|
Plato
|
|
|
8 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Angola area
|
Noble, Steuben
|
|
36 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Kennard area
|
Hancock, Henry
|
|
20 miles
|
|
| F1
|
North Manchester area
|
Wabash
|
|
7 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Swayzee area
|
Grant
|
|
19 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Bluffton area
|
Wells
|
|
12 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Plum Tree area
|
|
|
11 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Decatur area
|
Adams
|
|
13 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Parker City area
|
Randolph
|
|
22 miles
|
1 death
|
| F1
|
Orleans area
|
Orange
|
|
13 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Medora
|
Jackson
|
|
38 miles
|
1 death
|
| F5
|
Depauw area
|
|
1816
|
62 miles
|
6 deaths
|
| F4
|
Bear Branch area
|
|
|
28 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Hamburg area
|
|
|
37 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Madison area
|
Jefferson
|
|
38 miles
|
11 deaths. Extensive damage in Madison and nearby Hanover.
|
| F5
|
Cincinnati/Saylor Park
|
Switzerland County, Indiana, Boone County, Kentucky, Hamilton County, Ohio
|
2028
|
21 miles
|
3 deaths Crossed three states - Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio before reaching full strength in Saylor Park. Numerous boats flown away, homes swept off their foundation.
|
| Ohio
|
| F3
|
Continental area
|
Paulding, Putnam
|
|
10 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Paulding area
|
Paulding
|
|
7 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Melrose area
|
Paulding
|
|
8 miles
|
|
| F2
|
London area
|
Madison
|
|
15 miles
|
|
| F2
|
New Albany area
|
Franklin
|
|
5 miles
|
|
| F5
|
Xenia area
|
Greene
|
1932
|
32 miles
|
34 deaths Half of the town's structures were completely destroyed
|
| F4
|
Mason area
|
Butler, Hamilton, Warren
|
|
20 miles
|
2 deaths.
|
| F2
|
Lebanon area
|
Warren
|
|
10 miles
|
|
| F0
|
Circleville area
|
Pickaway
|
|
1 mile
|
|
| F3
|
Peebles area
|
Adams, Pike
|
|
16 miles
|
|
| Michigan
|
| F2
|
Hillsdale area
|
Hillsdale
|
|
21 miles
|
2 deaths
|
| F2
|
Erie area
|
Monroe
|
|
0.5 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Hudson area
|
Hillsdale, Lenawee
|
|
10 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Fountaintown area
|
|
|
17 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Estral Beach
|
Monroe
|
|
0.5 miles
|
|
| Ontario
|
| F2
|
Windsor area
|
Essex, Wayne County, Michigan
|
|
6 miles
|
8 deaths. Only tornado related to the outbreak in Canada.
|
| New York
|
| F0
|
Frewsburg
|
Chautauqua
|
|
0.5 miles
|
|
| Kentucky
|
| F5
|
Brandenburg area
|
Meade, Crawford County, Indiana
|
2030
|
34 miles
|
31 deaths. Most of the town was completely destroyed. Deadliest tornado in the history of the state.
|
| F4
|
Louisville area
|
Jefferson
|
|
21 miles
|
Started at Standiford Field Airport and cross through the north side of Louisville. Extensive damage to residential areas in the northern Metro Area.
|
| F4
|
Caneyville area
|
Butler, Grayson
|
|
28 miles
|
|
| F1
|
New Castle area
|
Henry
|
|
21 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Elizabethtown area
|
Hardin, Nelson
|
|
42 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Frankfurt area
|
Shelby, Anderson, Franklin
|
|
36 miles
|
4 deaths. One of the largest recorded tornadoes in the outbreak - over 1 mile wide.
|
| F3
|
Cynthiana area
|
Harrison
|
|
25 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Mannsville area
|
|
|
29 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Aberdeen area
|
Mason County, Kentucky, Brown County, Ohio
|
|
9 miles
|
|
| F4
|
Richmond
|
Garrard, Madison
|
|
35 miles
|
7 deaths
|
| F4
|
Ida area
|
|
|
30 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Danville area
|
Boyle
|
|
18 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Somerset area
|
Pulaski
|
|
24 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Georgetown area
|
Woodford, Scott
|
|
14 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Parnell area
|
|
|
24 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Harrodsburg area
|
Boyle, Mercer
|
|
18 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Valleyview area
|
|
|
9 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Camargo area
|
Montgomery
|
|
7 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Franklin
|
Simpson
|
|
25 miles
|
3 deaths
|
| Tennessee
|
| F4
|
Cumberland City
|
Stewart
|
|
26 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Livingston area
|
Overton
|
|
4 miles
|
|
| F0
|
Springfield area
|
Robertson
|
|
6 miles
|
|
| F2
|
Nashville area
|
Davidson
|
|
12 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Taylorsville area
|
|
|
21 miles
|
|
| F3
|
Lascassas area
|
|
|
19 miles
|
|
| F1
|
Rally Hill area
|
|
|
10 miles
|
|
| Mississippi
|
| F5
|
Guin
|
Monroe County, Mississippi, Lamar County, Alabama, Marion, Winston, Lawrence
|
2325
|
102 miles
|
30 deaths.
|
| Alabama
|
| F5
|
Tanner (1st tornado)
|
Lawrence, Limestone & Giles County, Tennessee
|
2200
|
51 miles
|
Major devastation to the town of Tanner
|
| F4
|
Tanner (2nd tornado)
|
Limestone & Giles County, Tennessee
|
2230
|
50 miles
|
Tornado with the same area just 30 minutes after the initial tornado struck. Affected rescue efforts
|
