Alabama Tornadoes 1989

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1989 Tornado Occurrences (23)
Tornado # of Year	Year	Month	Day	Time (CST)	County	Damage Scale	Path Length (Miles)	Maximum Path Width (Yards)	Fatalities	Injuries	Location
23	1989	11	15	1755	Jackson	F1	1.0	20	0	0	Stevenson Several mobile homes and a few vehicles were destroyed. Large steel utility towers were twisted and a school roof was damaged. Start: 34.8700/-85.8500 End: 34.8700/-85.8500
22	1989	11	15	1643	Randolph	F0	0.3	20	0	0	2 E Roanoke Several mobile homes were damaged. Start: 33.1500/-85.3200 End: 33.1500/-85.3200
21	1989	11	15	1630	Madison Storm Survey Storm Information Video Video Video Video Video Damage	F4	18.5	880	21	463	Huntsville Massive destruction in the city of Huntsville with many people injured or killed. Start: 34.6500/-86.6500 End: 34.7800/-86.3700
20	1989	11	15	1420	Clay	F1	0.5	20	0	3	Mellow Valley Community One home was destroyed. Three persons in this house were critically injured. Start: 33.1800/-85.7500 End: 33.1800/-85.7500
19	1989	11	8	0950	Houston	F0	0.3	10	0	0	Dothan One home had its awning blown off and part of a church was damaged. Trees were uprooted. Start: 31.2300/-85.3700 End: 31.2300/-85.3700
18	1989	11	8	0450	Houston	F1	1.0	40	0	0	Dothan 2 homes were destroyed and 50 car windows were blown out. 2 businesses received major damage and one had moderate damage. One office complex sustained major damage. Hundreds of trees were blown down. Start: 31.2300/-85.3700 End: 31.2300/-85.3700
17	1989	11	7	0100	Baldwin	F0	0.3	10	0	0	20 SE Bay Minette One barn was damaged, trees were uprooted, and the roof was blown off a trailer. Start: 30.6500/-87.5200 End: 30.6500/-87.5200
16	1989	10	1	0635	Houston	F1	5.0	43	0	0	2 NE Cottonwood Numerous trees were uprooted. 4 automobiles were destroyed. 2 barns were demolished and 2 homes received minor damage. Start: 31.0700/-85.2700 End: 31.1300/-85.2000
15	1989	10	1	0530	Geneva	F1	3.0	33	0	0	3 SSE Fadette One home was destroyed and 3 sustained minor damage. Numerous trees and power lines were blown down. Start: 31.0000/-85.5200 End: 31.0200/-85.4800
14	1989	7	16	1645	Pike	F1	1.0	50	0	0	Brundidge Pike County Elementary received roof damage. Start: 31.7200/-85.8200 End: 31.7200/-85.8200
13	1989	7	2	1123	Mobile	F2	1.0	73	0	0	Belle Fontaine Trees were leveled and a few homes were damaged. Start: 30.5000/-88.1000 End: 30.5000/-88.1000
12	1989	6	8	1859	Mobile	F0	0.3	10	0	0	Dauphin Island A waterspout moved onshore on the eastern end of the island. Trees and power lines were blown down. Start: 30.2500/-88.1300 End: 30.2500/-88.1300
11	1989	6	8	0855	Baldwin	F0	0.3	10	0	0	3 NW Lillian 8 homes and 2 barns were damaged. Start: 30.4200/-87.4800 End: 30.4200/-87.4800
10	1989	6	8	0851	Baldwin	F1	2.0	20	0	10	Alabama Point-Orange Beach One home was totally destroyed and 5 sustained major damage. 17 homes received minor damage. One mobile home was destroyed and one mobile home was damaged. Start: 30.2800/-87.5700 End: 30.2800/-87.5700
9	1989	5	19	1340	Baldwin	F0	0.3	20	0	0	Weeks Bay Little or no damage as a waterspout came ashore. Start: 30.4000/-87.8200 End: 30.4000/-87.8200
8	1989	4	4	2029	Mobile	F0	0.3	23	0	0	Mobile Trees and power lines were blown down. Several businesses received moderate damage. Start: 30.7000/-88.0800 End: 30.7000/-88.0800
7	1989	3	5	1940	Chambers-Randolph Continued into Georgia	F2 (F2)	24.3 (54.3)	167 (167)	0 (1)	0 (6)	7 W Lafayette-White Plains 14 buildings were damaged, and 3 or 4 barns were destroyed. Start: 32.9000/-85.5200 End: 33.1700/-85.2300
6	1989	3	5	1930	Pike	F1	5.0	200	0	0	5 S Brundidge A manufacturing company and four other buildings were destroyed. Three tractor-trailers were overturned. One mobile home was damaged. Start: 31.6300/-85.8200 End: 31.6500/-85.7500
5	1989	3	5	1735	Talladega	F2	20.0	100	0	2	Childersburg-Talladega 21 mobile homes were destroyed. Two houses were destroyed, and 77 houses were damaged. Several businesses, a car dealership, and a hospital received major damage. Start: 33.2700/-86.3700 End: 33.4300/-86.1000
4	1989	3	5	1300	Jefferson	F0	0.3	20	0	0	Mount Olive A small tornado touched down near Interstate 65 and destroyed one business. Start: 33.6800/-86.8700 End: 33.6800/-86.8700
3	1989	2	20	2300	Winston	F2	5.0	200	0	0	1 N Haleyville One church, one mobile home, and five houses were damaged. Start: 34.2500/-87.6000 End: 34.3000/-87.5300
2	1989	2	20	2200	Marion	F2	10.0	440	0	0	8 S Hamilton Several roofs were damaged, and numerous buildings were destroyed at the intersection of U.S. Highway 278 and State Road 253. Start: 34.0300/-87.9800 End: 34.1300/-87.8200
1	1989	2	20	2130	Lamar	F2	9.0	440	0	0	3 N Sulligent 4 homes and 6 mobile homes received extensive damage. A grocery store was demolished. 36 homes were partly damaged. An area of timber was destroyed. Start: 33.9500/-88.1300 End: 34.0500/-88.0500

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