Tornado record · Enhanced Fujita scale

Rolling Fork tornado, March 24, 2023 (EF4)

RatingEF4
Deaths17
Injuries165
Length59.23 mi
Width1,320 yd
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The event

What happened

The Rolling Fork and Silver City EF4 tornado struck during the evening of March 24, 2023, one of several tornadoes in Mississippi that night.

The National Weather Service says 17 lives were lost in the Rolling Fork tornado, making it the deadliest tornado to occur since the February 21, 1971 Mississippi Delta tornado outbreak.

Sources: NWS Jackson: Severe Weather Preparedness Week, tornado safety and history

Map

Path

The path

Drawn as a straight line from the recorded start point (32.84, -91.00) to the end point (33.26, -90.11), which is all NOAA's record holds. The real track may have curved.

The record

The record

Date
March 24, 2023, 6:57 PM (as recorded, Central Standard Time)
Rating
EF4
States
Mississippi
Counties
Issaquena County, Sharkey County, Humphreys County, Holmes County
Towns struck
Rolling Fork, Silver City (as named by the National Weather Service)
Path
59.23 miles long, up to 1,320 yards wide
Casualties
17 deaths, 165 injuries
Same day

Other tornadoes on March 24, 2023

Tornadoes, newest first
DateRatingStatePath lengthWidthDeathsInjuries
Mar 24, 2023EF3Mississippi29.43 mi1,550 yd35
Mar 24, 2023EF3Mississippi36.56 mi1,600 yd255
Mar 24, 2023EF2Alabama3.82 mi300 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF2Tennessee3.96 mi300 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF2Alabama13.53 mi175 yd10
Mar 24, 2023EF2Alabama4.94 mi125 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF1Texas6.73 mi75 yd02
Mar 24, 2023EF1Texas5.47 mi100 yd03
Mar 24, 2023EF1Tennessee0.26 mi70 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF1Mississippi8.39 mi100 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF1Mississippi6.18 mi150 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF1Mississippi3.94 mi125 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF1Mississippi0.73 mi125 yd01
Mar 24, 2023EF1Mississippi14.66 mi250 yd00
Mar 24, 2023EF1Alabama4.07 mi120 yd00
Nearby

Tornado history nearby

Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe weather database, 1950 to 2025.