Tornadoes of 2024

The 2024 tornado season was an active, destructive, and devastating tornado season. It ended up being the most active since 2011, the second most active overall, and the most active ever in 6 states. ^[1]

Tornadoes Of 2024 Media

Remains of a home that was ripped from its raised pier foundation and leveled at low-end EF3 intensity in Lower Grand Lagoon, Florida.
A mobile home that was destroyed at EF2 intensity on the east side of Valdosta, Georgia.
A large metal outbuilding that was destroyed at high-end EF2 intensity near Evansville, Wisconsin.
A manufactured home destroyed by the Nahunta, Georgia EF2 tornado.
A home that was heavily damaged at EF2 intensity in Selma, Indiana.
A manufactured home slid off its foundation by the Eldorado, Illinois EF2 tornado.
EF2 damage to a church in Port Arthur, Texas.
A landspout tornado over Rusty Point, Alaska.
An EF3 tornado near Lincoln, Nebraska on April 26
Low-end EF4 tornado damage to a Homeland Grocery Store in Marietta, Oklahoma.

References

↑ US Department of Commerce, NOAA. "2024 Tornado Activity Reached Near-Historic Levels Across the U.S." www.weather.gov. Retrieved 2025-04-08.

[1] US Department of Commerce, NOAA. "2024 Tornado Activity Reached Near-Historic Levels Across the U.S." www.weather.gov. Retrieved 2025-04-08.

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