tornadic supercells with a warm front north of Tallahassee, Florida in southern Georgia and a center of low pressure back in eastern Oklahoma with a trailing cold front extending down through Louisiana into the Gulf of Mexico. A high-end F2 passed southeast of Ardilla, Alabama near Gordon, Alabama, destroying two homes and three barns. Numerous trees and power lines were downed, and several mobile homes were damaged as well. Four people were injured and transported to a hospital. Another tornado touched down in Seminole County, Georgia west-northwest of Donalsonville and moved northeast, destroying seven mobile homes and damaging 17 others. Many trees and power lines were downed, and a woman was killed when the tornado demolished her mobile home. The tornado continued into Miller County, where it reached F3 intensity before dissipating north of Boykin. The tornado damaged nearly 100 homes and destroyed 25 others along its path, and downed numerous trees and power lines. The tornado also destroyed several storage buildings, a welding shop, a farrowing house, and an implement shed. Several irrigation pivots were damaged or destroyed as well. Aside from the fatality, the tornado injured 18 people, two critically. Later that evening, an F2 tornado struck the town of Screven, Georgia, where 56 homes, 12 businesses, two public buildings, and a church were damaged or destroyed. Despite the severity of the damage, no injuries or fatalities occurred in Screven. Two weak tornadoes (rated F1 and F0) also struck the Memphis suburb of Olive Branch, Mississippi, resulting in moderate damage and one injury. Overall, the outbreak resulted in 26 tornadoes, one fatality, and 23 injuries. March 25–26 A large storm system inside a very moist and unstable airmass produced nine weak tornadoes in Texas, Mississippi, and Louisiana. No fatalities or injuries occurred. April There were 132 tornadoes confirmed in the US in April. April 5–7 A three-day tornado outbreak occurred in early April. The outbreak began on the 5th, producing 10 F0 tornadoes and five F1 tornadoes across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. One person was injured by an F1 tornado in Bienville Parish, Louisiana. On the 6th, a significant outbreak of 23 tornadoes occurred in the Southern United States. Mississippi sustained the most severe impacts as they were hit by four of the five significant tornadoes from the outbreak. A large F3 tornado in Rankin County, Mississippi destroyed or significantly damaged nearly three dozen homes and a dozen