THE ARCHIVE
75,000+Recorded tornadoes
Decades of NOAA history, in one place.
— TORNADO HISTORY, BY ADDRESS
Every place has
a storm story.
See the tornadoes recorded near a place you care about. Explore historical tracks, distances, and event details—all in one free report.
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NOAA records5-mile search radiusRecords since 1950
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01 / A CLOSER LOOK
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No scores to decode. Just the recorded history, organized so you can explore it.
Start with a place.
Enter a U.S. street address. We find the location and check the tornado records within five miles.
Follow the tracks.
See nearby recorded paths on a map, along with the closest track and nine key statistics.
Read the history.
Explore dates, intensity ratings, reported impacts, and original event narratives from NOAA.
02 / EXPLORE THE RECORD
A wider view
of tornado history.
Browse the places, events, and records that put local history in context.
History is context, not a forecast.
A nearby recorded track does not prove a property was hit. An absence of records does not establish safety or predict future tornado activity.
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TornadoTrace is an informational screening tool based on NOAA/NCEI data. Results are provided as-is, without warranties of accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or fitness for any particular purpose. A nearby or possible path match does not prove that a specific property was struck, damaged, safe, unsafe, insurable, uninsurable, or at future risk. Do not rely on this website as legal, insurance, appraisal, real estate, engineering, emergency management, or safety advice. Historical storm records can contain approximate coordinates, missing details, later corrections, reporting gaps, and other limitations. Narrative text is sourced from raw NOAA narrative fields, may be truncated in previews, and may contain omissions, errors, or later-corrected information. Verify important decisions with official NOAA/NWS records, local authorities, qualified professionals, and your own due diligence. TornadoTrace is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or certified by NOAA or the National Weather Service.