Ider, Alabama — Severe Weather History

The National Weather Service has logged 876 severe weather events in DeKalb County, Alabama since 1996 - most often thunderstorm wind (528 events) and hail (172). The costliest on record was a tornado in April 2010, causing about $3.0 million in property damage. The deadliest was a tornado in 2011 that killed 25. 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
loading
Events
Thunderstorm Wind 528
Hail 172
Flash Flood 62
Tornado 54
Flood 22
Lightning 17
Heavy Rain 17
Funnel Cloud 4
Costliest Events on Record
# Year Event Damage Deaths Injuries
1.2010Tornado$3.0 million010
2.2010Tornado$3.0 million05
3.1997Tornado$2.2 million010
4.2003Flash Flood$1.9 million00
5.2010Tornado$1.5 million00
6.2010Tornado$1.3 million00
7.2006Thunderstorm Wind$350,00001
8.2005Thunderstorm Wind$250,00000
9.2010Tornado$200,00000
10.2007Flash Flood$200,00000
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.