EF#! scope="col" width="7%" align="center" class="unsortable"| Location | County / Parish | State | Start Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Max width | Summary |
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| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NNW of Wiley Post Airport | Oklahoma | OK | | 20:36–20:37 | 0.7abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 75abbr=onNaNabbr=on | This was the first of five tornadoes produced by a supercell in northwestern areas of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.[9] This brief tornado touched down in a large shopping center along SH-3 and caused extensive roof damage to several structures. It then moved into a residential neighborhood where several buildings in an apartment complex saw primarily minor damage; one apartment had its roof torn off.[10] |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | Western Edmond | Oklahoma, Logan | OK | | 20:53–21:05 | 5.7abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 250abbr=onNaNabbr=on | The second tornado touched down on the west side of Edmond and traveled northeast into Logan County. Extensive damage occurred in residential areas, with the most severe damage occurring in the Oak Tree development along the Oklahoma–Logan county line. There, several homes had large portions of their roof torn off and garages destroyed. An auto body repair shop and mobile home were totally destroyed. Throughout Edmond, six homes were destroyed, eight structures received major damage, 51 received minor damage and another 166 structures were affected.[11] Approximately 28,500 people lost power, primarily in the Edmond area.[12] Hundreds of trees were uprooted or significantly damaged along the tornado's path.[13] In Oklahoma County, the tornado left an estimated 28,500 people without power. Four people suffered minor injuries.[14] The combined damage of the two Oklahoma County tornadoes was estimated at $10.2 million.[15] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NW of Meridian | Logan | OK | | 21:24–21:26 | 1abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 10abbr=onNaNabbr=on | A brief tornado tore the roof off one home and damaged the roof of another. Minor tree damage occurred.[16] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | ENE of Langston to SW of Stillwater | Payne | OK | | 21:39–21:59 | 10abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 50abbr=onNaNabbr=on | This tornado destroyed a barn and an oilfield communications tower and snapped trees. Numerous power lines and transmission poles were brought down near an Oklahoma Gas & Electric substation, leaving 1,586 customers without power in Payne County. Most of the outages were around SH-33.[17] [18] |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SSW of Pawnee | Pawnee | OK | | 22:35–22:37 | 2.6abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 400abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Two barns were completely destroyed and several homes were damaged. Power poles were also damaged but service was restored within a day.[19] [20] Four cows presumed to have been "blown away" from a pasture. This was the last of five tornadoes produced by the Oklahoma metro supercell. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Southern Belcherville | Montague | TX | | 00:25–00:28 | 0.39abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 35abbr=onNaNabbr=on | This relatively minor tornado damaged a house roof, blew down a back door, toppled two trees and destroyed a shed in Montague County, Texas. Damages from the tornado were estimated at $20,000.[21] |
| bgcolor=# | EF4 | S of Spanish Fort, TX to Lone Grove, OK to SSE of Springer, OK | Montague (TX), Jefferson (OK), Love (OK), Carter (OK) | TX, OK | | 00:45–01:43 | 37abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 880abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 8 deaths — The strongest tornado of the outbreak touched down as a multiple vortex tornado just south of Spanish Fort in Montague County, Texas initially snapping pecan trees. As it crossed the Red River of the South along the Texas-Oklahoma border, the tornado consolidated into a large funnel and tracked through the predominantly rural farmland of Jefferson, Love, and southwestern Carter counties, producing tree damage in all three;[22] two homes were damaged in Love County.[23] In central Carter County, the tornado reached low-end EF4 intensity as it struck the community of Lone Grove.[24] 35–40 structures at the Bar K mobile home park were obliterated and homes were completely destroyed. Six deaths occurred in the mobile home park; three people were found outside their homes, two inside, and one in a field.[25] The residents did not evacuate the mobile home park despite warnings being issued 35 minutes in advance of the tornado striking. A seventh person died in Lone Grove when their well-built home was destroyed. After departing Lone Grove, the tornado struck the Majestic Hills neighborhood of Ardmore, destroying eight homes, and collapsing the roofs and walls of several buildings at the Ardmore Adventist Academy.[26] The tornado then crossed I-35, killing a motorist before moving into rural areas and dissipating. The tornado was the deadliest to strike Oklahoma since May 3, 1999,[27] and the strongest tornado in the state during the month of February since modern records began in 1950. The previous record was two F3 tornadoes that touched down on February 17, 1961. An additional 46 people were injured. A total of 114 homes were damaged or destroyed by the tornado and total monetary losses were estimated at $3 million. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Colleyville | Tarrant | TX | | 03:15–03:17 | 0.47abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 100abbr=onNaNabbr=on | This brief tornado touched down in the northwestern suburbs of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Damage was confined to the Caldwell Creek neighborhood where 5 homes had extensive roof or structural damage and 15 others suffered minor damage. Monetary losses were estimated at $750,000.[28] The American Red Cross provided supplies and snacks to residents.[29] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Southwestern Springfield | Greene | MO | | 04:43–04:49 | 5.42abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 75abbr=onNaNabbr=on | This tornado moved along an intermittent path across southwestern and central Springfield, damaging one to two dozen houses and businesses, and toppling several trees and power lines.[30] At least 250 residences were left without power, and damage was estimated at $350,000.[31] The tornado occurred without being detected on radar until it had already touched down.[32] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NNE of Garden Valley | Smith, Wood | TX | | 05:16–05:25 | 7.11abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 300abbr=onNaNabbr=on | A barn was destroyed and several metal buildings were damaged or destroyed northwest of Lindale and several homes near Mineola were damaged by fallen trees. Damage from the tornado was estimated at $400,000.[33] |
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EF#! scope="col" width="7%" align="center" class="unsortable"| Location | County / Parish | State | Start Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Max width | Summary |
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| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SW of Reynolds | Taylor | Georgia | 32.49°N -84.15°W | 2245 – 2249 | 3.85abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 33abbr=onNaNabbr=on | One house was damaged and a mobile home was removed from its foundation.[44] |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Warner Robins | Houston | Georgia | 32.65°N -83.6°W | 2325 – 2326 | 50abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 1.4abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Very brief tornado touched down on the runways at Robins Air Force Base with no damage reported.[45] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SW of Watkinsville | Oconee | Georgia | 33.74°N -83.43°W | 2344 – 2350 | 5.4abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 800abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Minor damage to several homes and one mobile home was shifted off its foundation. Hundreds of trees were knocked down at the Georgia Nature Center.[46] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of Monticello | Jasper | Georgia | 33.3°N -83.6°W | 0015 – 0019 | 3abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 440abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Several houses were damaged, one of them severely. Many trees and power lines were downed as well.[47] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SW of Eatonton | Putnam | Georgia | 33.3°N -83.5°W | 0019 – 0041 | 8.75abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 0.75abbr=onNaNabbr=on | A restaurant and two other buildings were destroyed, and several houses sustained major damage. One person was injured.[48] |
| bgcolor=# | EF3 | S of Washington | Wilkes, McDuffie | Georgia | 33.67°N -82.87°W | 0026 – 0053 | 19.75abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 0.5abbr=onNaNabbr=on | One cinder block house was flattened with debris carried over 0.5miles away. 15 other houses and a church suffered moderate to severe damage and 19 outbuildings were destroyed.[49] [50] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | N of Rock Mills | Randolph | AL | 33.23°N -85.27°W | 0055 – 0056 | 0.85abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 500abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Several hundred softwood trees were downed.[51] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | S of Porterdale | Newton | Georgia | 33.51°N -83.88°W | 0105 – 0109 | 2.85abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 200abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Many trees were downed, which damaged about 30 houses in a heavily wooded subdivision.[52] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NW of Shady Dale | Jasper | Georgia | 33.45°N -83.74°W | 0116 – 0126 | 7.2abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 440abbr=onNaNabbr=on | A cottage was heavily damaged, and five houses sustained lesser damage. Over 100 trees were downed.[53] |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | Moreland area | Meriwether, Coweta, Spalding | Georgia | 33.22°N -84.77°W | 0130 – 0202 | 20.4abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 1abbr=onNaNabbr=on | Large wedge tornado caused structural damage to about 50 houses along its path, four of which were destroyed. A roof was also blown off a school and flying debris killed a horse.[54] [55] [56] |
| bgcolor=# | EF3 | E of Sparta | Hancock, Warren, Glascock | Georgia | 33.26°N -82.89°W | 0348 – 0403 | 10.4abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 500abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 1 death - A church, two site-built homes, and four mobile homes were destroyed and hundreds of trees were downed. The fatality took place in one of the mobile homes while three others were injured as well.[57] [58] [59] |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | S of Cairo to Southern Thomasville to W of Eason | Grady, Thomas | Georgia | 30.8043°N -84.182°W | 05:50–06:12 | 16.38abbr=onNaNabbr=on | 400abbr=onNaNabbr=on | This strong tornado struck the southern side of Thomasville, destroying nine mobile homes and 29 homes, damaging 141 other homes, and heavily damaging a hospital building. Many trees were uprooted as well.[60] |
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| List of reported tornadoes - Sunday, March 8, 2009 |
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| Location | County | Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Damage |
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| Illinois |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | Rosedale area (1st tornado) | Jersey | 39.03°N -90.55°W | 1556 | 1.5miles | Two cabins along the east side of the Illinois River sustained minor roof and siding damage, while a third cabin sustained severe damage. A fourth cabin was completely destroyed. A farmstead further northeast suffered varying degrees of damage on the property. One large machine shed sustained roof and side damage, while a small garage was destroyed. The residence home sustained minor roof damage. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Rosedale area (2nd tornado) | Jersey | 39.05°N -90.54°W | 1557 | 4miles | The roof of one machine shed was lifted and destroyed on a farmstead while tree and branches snapped along Hollow Creek Road. A water pump house was nearly destroyed. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Roodhouse area | Greene | 39.47°N -90.25°W | 1610 | 5.2miles | A church was severely damaged and a farm sustained significant damage, with 4 machine sheds completely destroyed. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Prairie area | Randolph | 38.16°N -89.95°W | 1625 | 1miles | Three homes damaged, two with minor damage and one had a portion of the roof removed. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Grigg area | Randolph | 38.16°N -89.9°W | 1627 | 2.5miles | Two mobile homes were destroyed. One person was injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Carlinville area | Macoupin | 39.27°N -89.94°W | 1630 | 4miles | A lumber shed was destroyed, two grain bins sustained damage, one was blown off its foundation and the other had its anchor bolts sheared off. A small shed and outbuilding was also destroyed. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Loami area | Sangamon | 39.66°N -89.92°W | 1632 | 5miles | Several houses were damaged, and many barns and outbuildings were destroyed. Two people were injured, one inside a house and another inside a barn. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Baldwin area | Washington | 38.18°N -89.85°W | 1633 | 3.8miles | Roof removed from a cinder block outbuilding. |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | Oakdale area | Washington | 38.25°N -89.6°W | 1646 | 5miles | Two large double-poled wooden high tension towers snapped at the base, with several pole sheds destroyed. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Cordes | Washington | 38.27°N -89.42°W | 1656 | 2miles | Trees and branches snapped. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SW of Beaucoup | Washington | 38.3°N -89.32°W | 1701 | 1miles | Trees and branches snapped. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of Texico | Jefferson | 38.42°N -88.87°W | 1727 | 2miles | A school lost parts of its roof and several houses were damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Stratton area | Jefferson, Wayne | 38.45°N -88.75°W | 1734 | 4miles | Four power poles and some tree limbs were knocked over. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NNE of Wayne City | Wayne | 38.42°N -88.53°W | 1742 | 14miles | One mobile home damaged and moderate damage to another home. One person was injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | N of Enterprise | Wayne, Clay | 38.55°N -88.35°W | 1758 | 6miles | Four structures were damaged with moderate to major damage to one residence. Minor damage occurred to one home in Clay County. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SW of Rooks Creek | Livingston | 40.83°N -88.7°W | 1801 | 1miles | A garage was destroyed and a barn was damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | S of Russellville | Lawrence, Knox (IN) | 38.77°N -87.56°W | 1843 | 4miles | A garage was destroyed and a barn was damaged. One person was injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of St. George | Kankakee | 41.19°N -87.72°W | 1856 | 1miles | A few structures were damaged, and corn fields were heavily impacted. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SE of Whitaker | Kankakee | 41.23°N -87.68°W | 1900 | 1miles | Two barns and a garage were destroyed. |
| Missouri |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Marble Hill area | Bollinger, Cape Girardeau | 37.25°N -89.95°W | 1715 | 7miles | Tornado ripped shingles off of six homes and three barns were destroyed. |
| Indiana |
| bgcolor=# | EF3 | SW of Fayetteville | Lawrence | 38.8498°N -86.6062°W | 1937 | 2miles | Three homes were destroyed with one removed from its foundation, and 19 others were damaged. A 4.5 ton bus was shown on WTHR-TV in Indianapolis on the roof of an industrial building after the tornado picked it up and dropped it on the building. One person was injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | N of Bedford | Lawrence | 38.88°N -86.48°W | 1945 | 0.2miles | Brief touchdown with minimal damage to a construction site. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | S of Sunman | Ripley | 39.14°N -85.13°W | 2122 | 0.5miles | A house sustained minor damage, mostly to the roof. Several barns were heavily damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Columbia City | Whitley | 41.17°N -85.48°W | 2215 | 1.5miles | Tornado touched down in a mobile home park. Three trailers were destroyed and over 20 others were damaged, some heavily. |
| Kentucky |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SW of Dixon | Webster | 37.47°N -87.75°W | 1941 | 250yd | Four farm outbuildings and one garage were destroyed. One house had structural damage to an attached garage. |
| Ohio |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Defiance area | Defiance | 41.29°N -84.65°W | 2204 | 5.1miles | Intermittent tornado touchdown with minor damage to several houses and trees. |
| Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 03/08/09, NWS St. Louis, NWS Paducah, NWS Indianapolis, NWS Northern Indiana, NWS Wilmington (OH), NWS Central Illinois, NWS Storm Data |
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| List of reported tornadoes - Monday, March 23, 2009 |
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| Location | County | Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Damage |
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| Nebraska |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | S of Brownlee | Cherry | 42.09°N -100.37°W | 1845 | 1miles | Brief touchdown with no damage |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SW of Santee | Cherry | 42.48°N -97.52°W | 2115 | 2miles | Tree damage |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SE of Hickman | Lancaster | 40.34°N -96.37°W | 2131 | 2miles | Tree and farm outbuilding damage |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | NE of Hickman | Lancaster | 40.37°N -96.35°W | 2136 | 1miles | Farm outbuildings were destroyed, one barn lost its roof and one house was damaged |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | S of Eagle | Lancaster, Otoe, Cass | 40.79°N -96.43°W | 2141 | 9miles | Tornado hit a garage and sent a car rolling, injuring five people. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NE of Eagle | Cass | 40.85°N -96.43°W | 2152 | 4miles | A tree fell on a truck, injuring three people. There was also building damage. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NE of Alvo | Cass | 40.82°N -96.43°W | 2159 | 5miles | Farm outbuildings were destroyed, houses were damaged, trees were snapped and power poles and transmission lines were knocked down. A power line fell on a car trapping an occupant. |
| South Dakota |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SW of Springfield | Bon Homme | 42.81°N -97.97°W | 2114 | 1miles | A machine shed was heavily damaged. |
| Kansas |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SW of Geuda Springs | Sumner | 37.06°N -97.09°W | 2200 | unknown | Brief touchdown in open country and spotted by KAKE-TV storm chaser |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | NW of Arkansas City | Cowley | 37.06°N -97.07°W | 2206 | 1miles | Damage to trees along the Arkansas River |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SW of Winfield airport | Cowley | 37.09°N -97.01°W | 2215 | unknown | Brief touchdown in open country |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | NE of Winfield | Cowley | 37.16°N -96.52°W | 2235 | unknown | Brief touchdown in open country |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of Bern | Nemaha | 39.96°N -95.97°W | 2333 | 8.5miles | Numerous buildings and power poles were damaged. |
| Iowa |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | Missouri Valley area | Harrison | 41.58°N -95.87°W | 2305 | 9miles | A farm house was heavily damaged and seven outbuildings were destroyed. 54 rail cars were also overturned. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | W of Villisca | Montgomery | 40.98°N -94.91°W | 0052 | 3miles | A grain bin was overturned and an outbuilding was damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Sciola | Montgomery | 41°N -94.59°W | 0056 | 1.25miles | A weak outbuilding was destroyed and some trees were damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | ESE of Lyman | Cass | 41.23°N -94.89°W | 0110 | 5miles | Narrow tornado path with damage to silos and outbuildings. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | S of Wiota | Cass | 41.22°N -94.52°W | 0123 | 1miles | Narrow tornado path with minor damage. |
| Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 03/23/09, NWS Des Moines, NWS Omaha, NWS Topeka, NCDC Storm Data |
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This event covers through the morning of March 26, which was due to a continuous bow echo/line.
| List of reported tornadoes - Thursday, March 26, 2009 |
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| Location | County/
Parish | Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Damage |
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| Mississippi |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | N of Clinton | Hinds, Madison | | 0500 | 12miles | Hundreds of trees were uprooted along its track. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NW of Madison (1st tornado) | Madison | | 0517 | 4.5miles | Several houses sustained damage, mostly to their roofs. Many trees were snapped. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | NW of Madison (2nd tornado) | Madison | | 0520 | 1miles | Minor shingle damage to several houses and minor tree damage. |
| bgcolor=# | EF3 | Magee area | Simpson, Smith | | 0637 | 17.5miles | Severe damage to 60 houses, many of which were destroyed. A large well-built church was also destroyed. A warehouse and a radio tower also sustained major damage and extensive tree damage was reported. 25 people were injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of Montrose | Jasper, Newton | | 0731 | 17miles | Several houses were damaged, at least four of which were heavily damaged. An old church building was destroyed. |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | N of Soso | Jones | | 0743 | 9miles | Numerous houses were damaged, with a well-built house heavily damaged. Several warehouses were destroyed. Several mobile homes were damaged, one of which was destroyed. One person were injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Pascagoula | Jackson | 30.37°N -88.55°W | 1033 | 250yd | Brief tornado touched down at Pascagoula High School with minor damage at its fields. Several traffic lights were damaged. |
| Louisiana |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of Independence | Tangipahoa | 30.64°N -90.47°W | 0658 | 0.75miles | Seven houses were damaged and two mobile homes were heavily damaged, one of which was destroyed. One person was injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SSE of Slidell | St. Tammany | 30.25°N -89.76°W | 0843 | 250yd | Brief tornado in a residential subdivision with minor tree damage but no building damage. |
| Alabama |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | WNW of Ashcraft Corner | Lamar, Fayette | 33.54°N -87.95°W | 0820 | 3.33miles | Two homes, one business and five outbuildings were damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | Alabaster | Shelby | 33.21°N -86.86°W | 0950 | 3.75miles | Brief tornado damaged three houses near exit 238 on Interstate 65. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | E of Appleton | Escambia | 31.22°N -87.11°W | 1155 | 2.09miles | Several houses and outbuildings were damaged and a barn was destroyed. |
| Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 03/25/09, NWS Jackson, NWS New Orleans/Baton Rouge, NWS Mobile, NWS Birmingham |
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| List of reported tornadoes - Friday, March 27, 2009 |
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| Location | County/Parish | Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Damage |
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| Florida |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SW of Mossy Head | Walton | 30.43°N -86.2°W | 1137 | unknown | Numerous trees were uprooted, which blocked lanes of Interstate 10. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | W of Round Lake | Jackson | 30.39°N -85.23°W | 1320 | unknown | A home and several boats were damaged and trees were downed. |
| North Carolina |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Lumberton | Robeson | 34.56°N -78.97°W | 2032 | 2.3miles | A shed was destroyed and a mobile home was damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | E of Parkton | Robeson | 34.89°N -78.96°W | 2102 | 2miles | An empty house and a mobile home were destroyed. One person was injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SE of Hope Mills | Cumberland | 34.95°N -78.93°W | 2113 | 5miles | Several houses and businesses - including a large research building - sustained mostly roof damage. A tractor-trailer was overturned on Interstate 95 as well. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Greenville | Pitt | 35.6°N -77.37°W | 2205 | 0.5miles | Brief tornado with minor damage to about 40 houses. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | W of Hookerton | Greene | 35.42°N -77.62°W | 2205 | 1.5miles | Minor to moderate damage to several homes. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | E of Mingo | Sampson | 35.11°N -78.31°W | 2235 | unknown | Numerous trees were downed and a barn was damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Spiveys Corner | Sampson | 35.13°N -78.3°W | 2240 | 1miles | Minor damage to five homes. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Coats Xrds | Johnston | 35.31°N -78.3°W | 2320 | unknown | Numerous trees were downed. |
| Louisiana |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | W of Gardner | Rapides | 31.27°N -92.78°W | 2110 | 2miles | Many trees were downed, some of which fell onto houses and vehicles. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SSW of Brownsville-Bawcon | Ouachita | 32.36°N -92.26°W | 0357 | unknown | Trees were downed and a fence was damaged. |
| Texas |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Cleveland | Liberty | 30.2°N -95.05°W | 2132 | unknown | The roof of a business was blown off and another building had window damage. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | N of Votaw | Hardin | 30.26°N -94.4°W | 2212 | unknown | Brief touchdown in a field with no damage. |
| Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 03/27/09, NWS Wilmington (NC), NWS Raleigh, NWS Newport/Morehead City, NWS Lake Charles, LA, NWS Raleigh (Event Summary), NCDC Storm Data |
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| List of reported tornadoes - Saturday, March 28, 2009 |
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| Location | County | Coord. | Time (UTC) | Path length | Damage |
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| Mississippi |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SE of Raleigh | Smith | 31.91°N -89.46°W | 0758 | 1miles | Four houses sustained minor to moderate damage. Two sheds were also destroyed and trees were damaged. |
| Georgia |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | NW of Vienna | Dooly | 32.13°N -83.84°W | 1450 | 500yd | Brief tornado touchdown |
| Kentucky |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SE of Morganfield | Union | 37.68°N -87.91°W | 2123 | 2.5miles | Two camper trailer were overturned and a barn lost its roof. Several trees were damaged. |
| bgcolor=# | EF3 | Corydon area | Union, Henderson | 37.79°N -87.71°W | 2143 | 12miles | Six homes were destroyed with 70 others damaged - 10 of them heavily. One vehicle was thrown 1/4 mile (400 m) from its location. Two people were injured. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Owensboro | Daviess | 37.42°N -87.01°W | 2238 | unknown | Small rope tornado observed by chasers with no damage |
| South Carolina |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | SW of Davis Station | Clarendon | 33.34°N -80.17°W | 2131 | 4miles | Tornado caught on video by trained spotters causing damage only to trees. |
| Tennessee |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | NE of Ashland City | Cheatham | 36.28°N -87.06°W | 2238 | 5miles | A modular home was destroyed with damage to three other homes. Numerous trees were snapped. |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Murfreesboro | Rutherford | 35.85°N -86.43°W | 2350 | 1.1miles | Several businesses were damaged, including the local Boys and Girls Club and a shopping plaza which were heavily damaged. Numerous houses were also damaged. Damages from the tornado were estimated to be over $4.4 million.[68] |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | Huntland | Franklin | 35.15°N -86.27°W | 0001 | 1.5miles | Minor damage to a house and a barn. Numerous trees snapped or broken. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | SE of Dunlap | Sequatchie | 35.35°N -85.36°W | 0153 | 1miles | Damage to trees. |
| North Carolina |
| bgcolor=# | EF2 | N of Clarkton | Bladen | 34.54°N -78.67°W | 0108 | 1.6miles | One home was significantly damaged with a cinder block storage being destroyed and part of the back of the home being lifted from the foundation. Three other homes were damaged. Damage to farm and other storage/cinder block buildings. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | NW of White Lake | Bladen | 34.73°N -78.52°W | 0136 | 0.25miles | Brief touchdown with damage limited to trees. |
| Alabama |
| bgcolor=# | EF1 | W of Valley Head | DeKalb | 34.56°N -85.65°W | 0120 | 2.6miles | Many trees, mostly tall pines, were uprooted. Some of them fell on a house, heavily damaging it. |
| bgcolor=# | EF0 | NE of Pisgah | Jackson | | unknown | 1.6miles | Two houses sustained roof damage and a barn was heavily damaged. |
| Sources: SPC Storm Reports for 03/28/09, NWS Jackson, MS, NWS Nashville, NWS Paducah, NWS Wilmington, NC, NWS Huntsville, NWS Columbia, NCDC Storm Data |
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