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Tornadoes Near Me

Every confirmed tornado in the United States since 1950, 71,813 of them, mapped against wherever you are. Search a town or share your location and the map draws the actual ground track of each one, ordered by how close it came.

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Search a town or share your location to begin.

Every confirmed US tornado since 1950 is in the database.

How do I find out if a tornado has ever hit my town?

Search your town in the box above, or share your location. The map plots every confirmed tornado track recorded within your chosen radius since 1950, and the list underneath orders them by how close each one came.

What is the closest tornado to me?

The list is sorted by distance, so the first result is the closest recorded tornado to the point you searched. Distance is measured to the nearest part of the tornado's track rather than to where it first touched down, because a tornado can pass far closer to you partway along its path than at its start.

Where does this tornado data come from?

The NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe weather database, which holds every confirmed tornado in the United States from 1950 onward with its start and end coordinates, rating, path length, width, injuries and fatalities. It is US federal government data and is in the public domain.

Why do some tornadoes show as a dot instead of a track?

Because only a touchdown point was recorded for them. Around a third of the database, almost all of it before 2000 and overwhelmingly weak tornadoes, has no end coordinate. Violent tornadoes are far better documented: all but one F5 and EF5 on record has a full track.

Does this show tornado warnings or current storms?

No. This is a historical record, not a live warning service. For active warnings, go to the National Weather Service at weather.gov, and treat any warning issued for your area as the authoritative source.

Every Town in the Database

Grouped by state, with the number of F3 and stronger tornadoes recorded nearby.

AL

AR

CO

FL

IA

IL

IN

KS

LA

MI

MO

MS

NE

OK

TN

TX

Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe weather database, covering 1950 to 2024. Data build 2026-09-05.