1.0 NW Blountsville The short-lived tornado touched down on the northernmost ball field in Blountsville Park, where it ripped the tin roofing off the dugouts and carried them to a tree line approximately 300 to 400 yards down the path. It then continued to the north-northeast for less than a quater mile and crossed Park Drive, where it damaged a portion of the roof of a house. One large oak tree with a poor root system was also uprooted. A cold front pushing through the area caused numerous showers and thunderstorms across central Alabama. One storm produced a weak tornado, and another an isolated area of wind damage. Start: 34.0884/-86.5937 End: 34.091/-86.592

NWS EF Scale: F0

The short-lived tornado touched down on the northernmost ball field in Blountsville Park, where it ripped the tin roofing off the dugouts and carried them to a tree line approximately 300 to 400 yards down the path. It then continued to the north-northeast for less than a quater mile and crossed Park Drive, where it damaged a portion of the roof of a house. One large oak tree with a poor root system was also uprooted.

A cold front pushing through the area caused numerous showers and thunderstorms across central Alabama. One storm produced a weak tornado, and another an isolated area of wind damage.

Part of 3-tornado outbreak on April 8, 2010