US: Large Tornado Touches Down Near Athens, Alabama

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US: Large Tornado Touches Down Near Athens, Alabama

A tornado was spotted near Athens, northern Alabama, on Tuesday, May 20. At least 13 tornadoes were reported across Alabama, Illinois, Tennessee, and Arkansas that day.

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  • ILEA004448768
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  • 2025/5/22 10:11:40
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  • @andrewgwin via Spectee
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  • @andrewgwin via Spectee
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  • US Video Recording Date/Time: May 20, NOTE: No audio Video Location: Athens, Alabama, 2025 at 18:20h, Limestone County

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