The tornado outbreak of April 5, 2022

67 tornadoesGeorgia, Alabama, Mississippi and 2 more states

67 tornadoes touched down across 5 states between 3:45 AM and 6:51 PM CDT, 4 of them rated EF3 or stronger, and 1 people were killed.

Watch the day unfold

Tornado outbreak · April 5, 2022

How the day unfolded

Every tornado recorded that day, at its logged touchdown time and along its path, with the counties it crossed.

About this replay
Central time—Historical replay — logged touchdown times
Tornadoes—of 67 that day
Strongest so far—
Killed—in tornadoes so far

The day in numbers

Tornadoes
67
33rd of 12,998 tornado days since 1950
EF3 or stronger
4
1 rated EF4 or EF5
Killed
1
Along all the paths
Injured
17
Along all the paths
Path miles
356
All the paths end to end
First and last
3:45 AM to 6:51 PM
Touchdowns, Central Daylight Time

Hour by hour

Tornadoes touching down in each hour, Central Daylight Time.

Tornadoes per hour, April 5, 2022 3 AM: 1 4 AM: 0 5 AM: 0 6 AM: 1 7 AM: 7 8 AM: 5 9 AM: 2 10 AM: 3 11 AM: 8 Noon: 1 1 PM: 7 2 PM: 9 9 3 PM: 8 4 PM: 7 5 PM: 5 6 PM: 3 3 AM6 AM9 AMNoon3 PM6 PM

Every tornado

In order of touchdown. One has a record page, linked from the rating.

Tornadoes of April 5, 2022
3:45 AMEF1Lincoln Parish, Union Parish LA5.115000
6:46 AMEF1Scott County MS7.610000
7:00 AMEF1Scott County MS4.730000
7:06 AMEF1Jefferson Davis County MS3.110000
7:09 AMEF1Scott County, Newton County MS2.110000
7:09 AMEF2Jefferson Davis County, Covington County MS14.840000
7:16 AMEF1Newton County MS4.010000
7:22 AMEF1Covington County, Jones County MS16.544000
7:56 AMEF1Jones County MS8.625000
8:06 AMEF1Clarke County MS2.925000
8:14 AMEF2Wayne County MS2.225000
8:18 AMEF0Lauderdale County MS2.52500
8:19 AMEF1Wayne County MS2.610000
8:36 AMEF1Wayne County MS0.35000
9:03 AMEF2Clarke County AL9.580000
9:10 AMEF1Clarke County AL1.810000
10:10 AMEF1Monroe County AL1.57500
10:54 AMEF2Elmore County AL4.490000
10:56 AMEF2Crenshaw County AL1.325000
11:03 AMEF2Pike County, Montgomery County AL12.71,10000
11:06 AMEF0Elmore County AL5.330000
11:19 AMEF1Macon County AL4.225000
11:20 AMEFUCrenshaw County AL0.42500
11:22 AMEF0Tallapoosa County AL1.811000
11:34 AMEF1Montgomery County, Pike County AL7.655000
11:45 AMEF0Chambers County AL0.420000
11:50 AMEF1Bullock County AL1.660000
12:38 PMEF1Barbour County AL1.520000
1:04 PMEF1Chattahoochee County GA6.730000
1:24 PMEF0Henry County AL2.85000
1:29 PMEF1Taylor County GA3.015000
1:38 PMEF0Geneva County, Houston County AL6.820000
1:39 PMEF1Geneva County AL0.25000
1:50 PMEF1Taylor County GA7.230000
1:53 PMEF0Houston County AL0.12500
2:01 PMEF1Macon County GA17.325000
2:07 PMEF1Crawford County GA8.820000
2:15 PMEF1Early County GA4.95000
2:15 PMEF1Early County GA7.15000
2:26 PMEF2Dooly County GA5.830000
2:33 PMEF1Bibb County GA2.010000
2:49 PMEF3Houston County GA3.982003
2:50 PMEF3Allendale County SC13.31,00001
2:51 PMEF0Baker County GA0.62500
3:01 PMEF0Baldwin County GA1.715000
3:11 PMEF1Twiggs County, Wilkinson County GA12.340000
3:12 PMEF1Mitchell County GA8.15000
3:14 PMEF1Bleckley County, Dodge County GA7.612500
3:18 PMEF1Bamberg County SC3.725000
3:20 PMEF0Wilcox County, Dodge County GA9.420000
3:39 PMEF0Bamberg County SC2.420000
3:53 PMEF0Orangeburg County SC1.05000
4:07 PMEF0Orangeburg County SC0.820000
4:10 PMEF0Treutlen County GA0.910000
4:17 PMEF1Treutlen County GA0.820000
4:18 PMEF4Bryan County GA14.41,300112
4:22 PMEF1Emanuel County GA6.215000
4:27 PMEF0Emanuel County GA0.75000
4:35 PMEF2Aiken County, Lexington County SC5.710001
5:03 PMEF1Allendale County SC1.310000
5:03 PMEF3Allendale County, Bamberg County and 1 more SC34.550000
5:20 PMEF0Hampton County SC1.725000
5:20 PMEF1Lexington County, Calhoun County SC5.84000
5:30 PMEF1Bleckley County, Laurens County GA1.825000
6:12 PMEF0Dorchester County SC5.65000
6:38 PMEF2Clarendon County SC2.814000
6:51 PMEF1Marion County, Horry County SC5.45000

By state

Tornadoes by state, April 5, 2022
Georgia2221
Alabama1800
Mississippi1300
South Carolina1320
Louisiana100

Tornadoes in 2022 · On this date in other years · The biggest outbreak days

Storm Prediction Center severe weather database, 1950 to 2025. A day is SPC’s calendar date in Central Standard Time; an outbreak day here has 40 or more tornadoes, or 6 or more rated F3/EF3 or stronger.