Add one more tornado to the total from Thursday’s severe weather.
The National Weather Service in Birmingham said on Monday that it had confirmed that an EF0 tornado touched down March 14 in Calhoun County north of Ohatchee.
That makes for a total of 16 tornadoes statewide. Fifteen of them struck central Alabama and one touched down in north Alabama.
The weather service said the Calhoun tornado had top winds of 65 mph and was 200 yards wide at its peak.
It was generated from the same supercell storm that dropped an EF1 tornado in St. Clair County’s Friendship Community, the weather service said.
The Calhoun storm touched down four miles north of Ohatchee and was on the ground for 1.12 miles, doing mostly tree damage.
Here’s a look at the other tornadoes from March 14:
1. Elmore County (Kim’s Corner tornado): EF2, with top winds of 120 mph.
2. Cullman County: EF1, with top winds of 105 mph
3. Autauga County (County Road 15 tornado): EF1, with top winds of 100 mph.
4. St. Clair County (Friendship tornado): EF1, top winds 90 mph.
5. Blount County (Allgood tornado): EF1, with top winds of 90 mph.
6. Perry and Chilton counties (Pinetucky Road tornado): EF1, top winds of 90 mph.
7. Chilton and Coosa counties (Lay Lake tornado): EF0, with top winds of 85 mph.
8. Perry County (southern Perry and Dallas counties): EF0, top winds 75 mph.
9. Marengo County (Highway 25 tornado): EF0, top winds 75 mph.
10. Randolph County (Wedowee tornado): EF0, top winds 70 mph.
11. Perry County (Heiberger area tornado): EF0, top winds 70 mph.
12. Coosa County (Goodwater tornado): EFO, with top winds of 70 mph.
13. Coosa County (County Road 56 tornado): EF0, top winds 70 mph.
14. Blount County (County Road 1 tornado): EF0, with top winds of 65 mph.
15. Calhoun County (Greensport Road tornado): EF0, top winds 65 mph.
16. Tuscaloosa County (Oswall Creek tornado): EF0, top winds of 60 mph.