December 24, 2015
4:34 AM| Date | December 24, 2015 |
| Time | 4:34 AM |
| County | Barbour |
| City | Troy |
| Property Loss | $0 |
| Crop Loss | $0 |
| Source | NCEI 611430 |
5 SSW Garmon Crossroads - 1.1 WNW Hells Crossroads NWS Meteorologists determined a weak tornado touched down just east of Hurricane Creek along County Road 44, snapping and uprooting several trees along the roadway and damaging two sheds. The tornado then continued northeast, uprooting a couple of trees along State Highway 239. The tornado weakened further and dissipated near McCall Road, where only minor tree damage was noted. A special thanks go out to the Barbour County Emergency Management Agency for their assistance on the survey. Start: 31.8829/-85.5918 End: 31.9082/-85.5469
NWS EF Scale: F0 Polygon
NWS meteorologists determined a tornado touched down just east of Comer and southwest of U. S. Highway 82. Several trees were snapped and uprooted along U. S. Highway 82. The tornado continued northeast, dissipating close to County Road 89 (Springhill Road), where only minor tree damage was noted. Special thanks to the Barbour County Emergency Management Agency for their assistance on the survey.
A low level boundary across southeast Alabama became the focus for heavy rainfall and severe weather during the early morning hours of December 24th. As the boundary lifted northward, the focus for heavy rainfall and severe weather shifted into north central Alabama.
Part of 2-tornado outbreak on December 24, 2015
A low level boundary across southeast Alabama became the focus for heavy rainfall and severe weather during the early morning hours of December 24th. As the boundary lifted northward, the focus for heavy rainfall and severe weather shifted into north central Alabama.