Alexander City, Alabama — Severe Weather History

The National Weather Service has logged 351 severe weather events in Tallapoosa County, Alabama since 1996 - most often thunderstorm wind (188 events) and hail (99). The costliest on record was a tornado in April 2011, causing about $115.0 million in property damage. The deadliest was a tornado in 2011 that killed 1. This page counts every event type: tornadoes, thunderstorm winds, hail, floods, hurricanes, winter storms and more. Tornadoes also have their own detailed page, as do federal disaster declarations.

Events by Type Since 1996
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Events
Thunderstorm Wind 188
Hail 99
Tornado 32
Flash Flood 16
Lightning 11
Heavy Rain 2
Flood 2
Funnel Cloud 1
Costliest Events on Record
# Year Event Damage Deaths Injuries
1.2011Tornado$115.0 million110
2.2007Thunderstorm Wind$315,00000
3.2018Lightning$250,00000
4.1996Tornado$150,00000
5.2003Thunderstorm Wind$120,00000
6.1999Flash Flood$120,00000
7.2007Tornado$100,00000
8.2010Flash Flood$100,00000
9.1996Tornado$80,00000
10.1998Thunderstorm Wind$75,00000
Source: NOAA National Weather Service, Storm Events Database (county-level events, 1996-present). Damage figures are as estimated at the time of each event, not adjusted for inflation.