Power Outage in Sheffield, AL

A tree was knocked down onto a house and power lines at 910 NE 28th Street.

A power pole was knocked down.

A tree was knocked onto power lines.

A tree was knocked down. Power flashes were observed nearby.

Power lines were knocked down in Sheffield and Muscle Shoals.

A tornado touched down along the south riverbank of the Tennessee River in Sheffield. The tornado initially produced substantial tree damage along Alabama Avenue along with minor roof and structural damage to several homes. The tornado then moved southeast uprooting or snapping numerous hardwood trees in the residential neighborhoods of Sheffield. Here many homes were damaged by falling trees or flying debris. Several homeowners said they witnessed seeing a funnel cloud approaching from the north. The most substantial damage was noted along Little Rock Avenue where power poles were snapped or pushed over. Many residents were without power due to the storm.||The tornado narrowed somewhat as it moved southeast toward Tuscumbia. Damage was noted to trees just east of the Helen Keller Hospital complex. Power lines were broken and transmission lines were bent over along Elm Street. A large light tower was completely destroyed at Deshler High School. The tornado continued to produce sporadic damage as it approached Highway 43 rolling over an un-anchored building and producing minor damage at a car dealership. The tornado crossed Highway 72 Alternate with mainly tree damage noted before it apparently lifted along Spring Valley Road.

Trees were knocked down onto a car and power lines were knocked down.

Power lines were knocked down at Mitchell Blvd.

Trees and power lines were knocked down at the 400 block of Pittsburg Street in Sheffield.

Trees and power lines reported down.

Multiple trees and power outages were blown down across much of the area in Sheffield.

A power pole was knocked down on Montgomery Avenue.

A tree and power lines were knocked down on Forest Avenue.

A few power lines were blown down by thunderstorm winds.

A few trees and power lines were blown down by thunderstorm winds.