Summary:

A tornado developed just south of Holly Pond,
Alabama near the intersection of Highway 91 
and CR 695 where a couple of trees were uprooted.
As the tornado moved northeast it crossed Highway
278 where more trees were snapped and uprooted,
and then struck 10 chicken houses. It destroyed 
nearly all of the chicken houses producing damage
consistent with a low end EF-2. Metal roofing from
these chicken houses was spread across a large area
several hundred yards in width. Additional roof 
shingle damage also occurred to a family residence
along with several snapped and uprooted trees just
to the northeast of these chicken houses along CR 
1728.

As this tornado continued to move northeast more
trees were snapped and uprooted before 3 more 
chicken houses were destroyed on CR 1716.

After proceeding northeast a few miles the tornado
strengthened to its maximum intensity snapping and
destroying multiple trees and power poles near the
intersection of Red Hill Road and CR 1810.

More trees were uprooted and power lines were 
down occurred further northeast on Harris Road just
west of Joppa. The tornado crossed into Marshall
County where it dissipated near the intersection
of Mat Morrow Road and Midfield Road.