| F# | Location | County | State | Time (EST) | Path length | Summary |
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| F1 | Gainesville | Hall | GA | 03:20 | 1 mi (1.6 km) | Minor damage occurred northeast of Gainesville. |
| F2 | Toccoa,GA | Stephens (GA),Oconee (SC) | GA,SC | 04:00 | 8 mi (13 km) | A tornado crossed from Georgia into South Carolina near Toccoa. A shopping plaza was severely damaged,and a drugstore and a supermarket sustained major structural damage. Homes and mobile homes were damaged as well,and downed power lines started a house fire. $2.9 million in damage. |
| F1 | Walhalla | Oconee | SC | 04:40 | 2 mi (3.2 km) | A brief tornado touched down. |
| F4 | SW of Chesnee,SC to SW of Henrietta,NC | Spartanburg (SC),Cherokee (SC),Rutherford (NC) | SC,NC | 05:20 | 15 mi (24 km) | 2 deaths –A funnel cloud spotted near Boiling Springs and formed into a near half-mile wide violent tornado as it passed close to Chesnee,SC in Spartanburg County. It crossed the state line into Southeastern Rutherford County where it ended near Henrietta. [1] There were two fatalities and 35 people were injured,all of which occurred in Spartanburg County. [2] Seventeen mobile homes were destroyed and another seven were damaged. Twenty-nine houses were destroyed and 57 more were damaged. Caused approximately $3,000,000 in damage. [3] |
| F4 | NW of Lawndale | Cleveland,Lincoln,Catawba | NC | 05:50 | 14 mi (23 km) | 4 deaths –A half-mile wide,multiple-vortex tornado caused severe damage in the communities of Belwood and Vale. In Cleveland County,15 homes were destroyed and 34 others were damaged. Some of the destroyed homes were well-built. Two churches were destroyed as well. In Lincoln County,the tornado struck the community of Toluca,killing four people. 10 homes and 9 trailers were destroyed,and 12 other residences were damaged in the county. Three of the fatalities in Toluca were in vehicles,some of which were carried up to 300 yards away. In Catawba County,13 homes and 4 mobile homes were damaged or destroyed. Caused millions of dollars in damage and injured 53 people. |
| F2 | Durham | Durham | NC | 06:20 | 9 mi (14 km) | A strong tornado moved through southern and eastern Durham. Two businesses were destroyed,and a convenience store was nearly destroyed. Sixteen homes were destroyed and 46 others were damaged. An elementary school was damaged as well. Caused $15,000,000 in damage. |
| F2 | Lenoir | Caldwell | NC | 06:28 | 15 mi (24 km) | Moderate damage was observed in Lenoir. |
| F4 | W of Monroe to S of Fairview | Union | NC | 07:00 | 13 mi (21 km) | 1 death –A violent tornado struck the Charlotte suburb of Indian Trail. Twelve homes and ten mobile homes were destroyed,and 24 residences sustained varying degrees of damage. Three businesses were heavily damaged,and a flea market was destroyed as well. The fatality occurred in a mobile home. Six people were injured,and the damage was $8,000,000. |
| F1 | W of Oxford | Granville | NC | 07:05 | 3 mi (4.8 km) | Another tornado was spawned by the Durham supercell. |
| F2 | Clemmons | Forsyth | NC | 07:45 | 1 mi (1.6 km) | A tornado struck the Winston-Salem suburb of Clemmons. A gas station was destroyed,trees were downed,and homes were damaged. Three people were injured. |
| F3 | Winston-Salem | Forsyth | NC | 07:50 | 11 mi (18 km) | The second Forsyth County tornado produced over $25 million in damage on a southwest to northeast track through the city,striking colonial-era neighborhoods and just missing downtown. The storm crossed old I-40 in multiple locations. Widespread downburst damage occurred in many locations around Winston-Salem. Thirty people were injured. |
| F2 | S of Wadesboro to W of Morven | Anson | NC | 07:50 | 5 mi (8.0 km) | A trailer,a house,and several barns were destroyed. Five other residences were damaged,and one person was injured. |
| F1 | Oakboro | Stanly | NC | 08:00 | 0.5 mi (0.80 km) | A brief tornado was spawned by the same storm that produced the earlier Indian Trail tornado. |
| F2 | N of Walkertown | Forsyth | NC | 08:05 | 6 mi (9.7 km) | The third Forsyth County tornado formed almost immediately after the Winston-Salem tornado dissipated and continued along an extension of the same path. Hangars were damaged and 30 aircraft were tossed at Smith-Reynolds Airport. |
| F1 | Burlington to Elon | Alamance | NC | Unknown | 3 mi (4.8 km) | A tornado produced F1 damage in western Burlington and Elon. [4] |
| F1 | Louisa (1st tornado) | Louisa | VA | 09:00 | 2 mi (3.2 km) | A tornado touched down between Charlottesville and Richmond with F1 damage observed along a short,but wide path. |
| F1 | Louisa (2nd tornado) | Louisa | VA | 09:50 | 2 mi (3.2 km) | A second Louisa County tornado touched down from a separate thunderstorm,several miles east of the previous Louisa tornado. |
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