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List of European tornadoes in 2026

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European tornadoes of 2026
Damage produced by the Akçamezra-Kayacık, Turkey tornado on May 3.
Timespan4 January - Present
Maximum rated tornadoIF3 tornado
Tornadoes161
Fatalities1 (48 injuries)

The 2026 European tornado season is the current season of tornadoes and tornado outbreaks across Europe and surrounding areas[a] in 2026. As of June, there have been 161 confirmed tornadoes across several countries, resulting in one fatality and at least 48 injuries.[1]

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
52 7 26 26 22 17 1 1 0 0 161
  • Note: Some tornadoes have been rated using different scales. They are counted as their closest IF-Scale equivalent on this table.
  • Note: Eleven tornadoes have been confirmed but have not been rated yet.

Many different meteorological organizations across Europe document tornado events, often using different tornado intensity scales, including the TORRO (T) scale, the Fujita (F) scale, the Enhanced Fujita (EF) scale, and the International Fujita (IF) scale.[3] For consistency, this list primarily uses the IF-scale, the preferred scale of the European Severe Storms Laboratory (ESSL) and its database, the European Severe Weather Database (ESWD).[4]

Climatology

Despite their similar areas, Europe sees significantly fewer tornadoes than the United States. Geography plays a major role in this discrepancy, with the unique features in North America making areas like Tornado Alley ideal for severe weather, while many of these conditions are generally less optimal in Europe. However, the under-reporting of weaker tornadoes across the continent also contributes to this.[5][2] This under-reporting primarily stems from a lack of pan-European collaboration in monitoring tornadoes, resulting in less public and institutional awareness of them or their danger or the real threat they pose, despite many occurrences of violent, damaging, and deadly tornadoes across the continent.[6][2]

Tornado activity in Europe typically peaks in the summer months and is lowest during the winter months. More specifically, Central and Northern Europe peak in the summer, the western and central Mediterranean regions peak in autumn, and the eastern Mediterranean region peaks in the winter. Tornadoes over land most often occur in the late afternoon and early evening hours. On the other hand, waterspouts, which sometimes move ashore in coastal areas and become tornadoes, peak in late spring and typically occur earlier in the day.[2]

Season summary

  • Note: Unrated tornadoes are counted as IFU on the graphs

January was very active, with 25 tornadoes reported, including five rated IF2. The first half of the month was relatively inactive, while the final week produced 17 tornadoes overall, including three strong IF2 tornadoes in Turkey, France, and Spain. It also featured a long-track tornado, which occurred in Mios, France, and had a path length of 23.3 km. In total, four injuries and one fatality were reported. The fatality occurred when three kitesurfers were caught in a probable waterspout off Tayo Beach in Tel Aviv; one 40-year-old man was lofted approximately 150 meters and fatally injured after being thrown into rocks, while another man sustained minor injuries.[1] February was average overall, but starting on 18 February an extremely unusual three-week period with no tornadoes reported occurred due to persistent ridging across southern Europe and record-breaking warm and dry conditions. These conditions continued into March, which ended as a very inactive month with fewer tornadoes reported than in February. An early-season tornado occurred in Romania and was rated IF1.5.

May was the most active, with 63 reported tornadoes, with 11 IF2 tornadoes reported. The first half of the month was very active in Turkey, with many IF2 tornadoes, an IF2.5 tornado, and an intense IF2 tornado in Ajjasza. The final half of the month was less active than the first, with far more IFU to IF0.5 tornadoes than the first half of the month. A tornado at the start of May occurred in Viranşehir, Turkey, and was rated IF2.5.

January

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
6 0 3 4 7 5 0 0 0 0 25

4 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 4 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Frattocchie Lazio Italy 41°46′04″N 12°36′54″E / 41.7678°N 12.6151°E / 41.7678; 12.6151 (Frattocchie (4 Jan., IF1.5)) 10:18 4.7 km (2.9 mi) 70 m (77 yd)
A tornado downed multiple trees and a large tent. Several roofs were damaged, one of which was partially torn off its building.[1][7]

5 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 5 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Rome Lazio Italy 41°27′22″N 12°40′26″E / 41.4561°N 12.674°E / 41.4561; 12.674 (Nettuno (5 Jan., IFU)) 11:40 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout likely made landfall but no damage was reported.[1]

7 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 7 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF2 Kalpaki Epirus Greece 39°53′08″N 20°37′34″E / 39.8856°N 20.6261°E / 39.8856; 20.6261 (Kalpaki (8 Jan., IF2)) 16:30 Unknown Unknown
A strong tornado destroyed a poultry farm, killing tens of thousands of chickens. The tornado also significantly damaged two other buildings, both of which had partially collapsed walls. A church, watchtowers and other structures were also damaged.[1][8]

8 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 8 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Giannitsochori Western Greece Greece 37°23′35″N 21°41′17″E / 37.3931°N 21.6881°E / 37.3931; 21.6881 (Giannitsochori (8 Jan., IF1.5)) 05:20 Unknown Unknown
This tornado overturned a car and damaged greenhouses.[1][9]
IF2 Kızılağaç to Karacalar to Sülek Antalya Turkey 36°44′54″N 31°33′06″E / 36.7482°N 31.5517°E / 36.7482; 31.5517 (Karacalar (8 Jan., IF2)) 16:35 Unknown Unknown
This strong tornado struck three villages and caused significant damage. The roofs to approximately six buildings were heavily damaged, multiple barns suffered wall collapses, numerous greenhouses were destroyed, and several trees were snapped or uprooted. A parked Fiat car was tossed 4 metres (4.4 yd) and overturned, injuring its occupant.[1][10]

9 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 9 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Bat Yam Tel Aviv Israel 32°00′20″N 34°44′01″E / 32.0055°N 34.7335°E / 32.0055; 34.7335 (Bat Yam (9 Jan., IFU)) 11:39–11:40 0.1 km (0.062 mi) Unknown
1 death – A waterspout killed one and injured another kitesurfer off the coast of Bat Yam. The waterspout made landfall before quickly dissipating, causing no damage.[1][11]

12 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 12 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 Eboli Campania Italy 40°29′39″N 14°56′23″E / 40.4941°N 14.9398°E / 40.4941; 14.9398 (Eboli (12 Jan., IF0.5)) 14:40 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout moved ashore, uprooting trees and snapping large tree branches.[1][12]

18 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 18 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Marsa Matrouh Matrouh Egypt 31°22′16″N 27°19′01″E / 31.371°N 27.317°E / 31.371; 27.317 (Marsa Matrouh (18 Jan., IFU)) 07:45 Unknown Unknown
Two simultaneous waterspouts were observed, one of which made landfall at a beach and caused no known damage.[1]

25 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 25 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Riocaud Nouvelle-Aquitaine France 44°45′54″N 0°12′27″E / 44.7649°N 0.2076°E / 44.7649; 0.2076 (Riocaud (25 Jan., IF1.5)) 13:54 11 km (6.8 mi) 90 m (98 yd)
A tornado touched down in the village of Riocaud and quickly caused significant structural damage, most notably ripping the roof off a church and damaging nearby buildings as debris was scattered through the area. As it moved along its path, additional homes and structures sustained roof damage, with some buildings partially opened or damaged by flying debris, while multiple trees were uprooted or snapped. The tornado continued through rural areas with damage to vegetation and other structures before lifting.[1][13]This tornado was rated EF1 By KERAUNOS.[14]
IF1.5 Lasseube Nouvelle-Aquitaine France 43°14′01″N 0°28′59″W / 43.2337°N 0.483°W / 43.2337; -0.483 (Lasseube (25 Jan., IF1.5)) 23:25 Unknown 300 m (330 yd)
A tornado touched down near Lasseube and caused damage to residential structures, including tearing significant portions of roofing from at least two homes. As it continued, it impacted rural properties where a barn collapsed and additional structural damage occurred, while nearby trees were uprooted or damaged before the tornado dissipated.[1][15]This tornado was rated EF1 By KERAUNOS.[16]

26 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 26 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU SW of Salve Apulia Italy 39°50′17″N 18°12′29″E / 39.8381°N 18.2081°E / 39.8381; 18.2081 (Torre Pali (26 Jan., IFU)) 09:15 Unknown Unknown
This waterspout moved ashore, lofting light debris and moving boats around.[1]
IF1.5 Sarıbelen Antalya Turkey 36°15′58″N 29°29′24″E / 36.2662°N 29.49°E / 36.2662; 29.49 (Sarıbelen (26 Jan., IF1.5)) 16:35 Unknown Unknown
This tornado heavily impacted rural farmland, where numerous greenhouses were torn apart or collapsed and large sections of crops were destroyed. As it tracked onward, several homes and buildings sustained roof damage, windows were shattered, and power transmission lines were brought down. The tornado continued damaging farm equipment up until it dissipated.[1]
IF1 Finike area Antalya Turkey 36°20′40″N 30°09′49″E / 36.3444°N 30.1636°E / 36.3444; 30.1636 (Saklısu (26 Jan., IF1)) 17:35 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout formed offshore near Saklısu before making landfall and impacting a multi-story residential building, shattering balcony railing windows. It traveled inland where it caused significant damage to agricultural areas by destroying multiple greenhouses. As it continued along its path, the tornado broke energy transmission lines, leading to power outages across the area, before it ultimately dissipated.[1]
IF1 Mavikent Antalya Turkey 36°18′52″N 30°20′52″E / 36.3145°N 30.3478°E / 36.3145; 30.3478 (Mavikent (26 Jan., IF1)) 18:00 Unknown Unknown
A tornado developed and moved through agricultural areas, where it caused significant damage to multiple greenhouses, tearing apart structures and destroying crops grown inside. As it continued along its path, energy transmission lines were damaged. Additional structural damage occurred as parts of a building’s roof were torn off. The tornado continued over farmland before lifting.[1]
IF2 Aksu Antalya Turkey 36°52′49″N 30°56′14″E / 36.8804°N 30.9371°E / 36.8804; 30.9371 (Kumköy (26 Jan., IF2)) 19:15 Unknown Unknown
This strong tornado began in Aksu and moved through coastal areas, where it caused severe damage by tearing boats from their moorings, overturning and smashing many of them along the shoreline and riverbanks. As it continued inland, the tornado damaged or destroyed piers and nearby structures while also blowing down trees, traffic signs, and streetlights, leaving debris scattered across the area. Agricultural zones were heavily impacted as well, with numerous greenhouses torn apart and crops destroyed, while additional structural damage included roofs being ripped off buildings and windows shattered. The tornado continued to move further inland where it eventually dissipated over fields. One person was injured.[1][17]
IF1 Çolaklı Antalya Turkey 36°50′14″N 31°19′03″E / 36.8373°N 31.3176°E / 36.8373; 31.3176 (Çolaklı (26 Jan., IF1)) 20:20 Unknown Unknown
This tornado damaged several houses and uprooted numerous trees.[1]
IF1.5 Denizyaka to Büklüce Antalya Turkey 36°51′33″N 31°11′03″E / 36.8591°N 31.1841°E / 36.8591; 31.1841 (Denizyaka (26 Jan., IF1.5)) 20:25 Unknown Unknown
A tornado moved through Denizyaka and Büklüce, where it caused concentrated damage by uprooting and snapping numerous trees and severely impacting structures. A mosque minaret collapsed and fell onto a nearby structure while surrounding buildings also sustained notable damage. The tornado continued through the semi-rural area leaving widespread tree damage and structural impacts before dissipating.[1]

27 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 27 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 SE of Karadere Antalya Turkey 36°19′34″N 29°17′08″E / 36.326°N 29.2855°E / 36.326; 29.2855 (Kumluova (27 Jan., IF1)) 04:05 0.7 km (0.43 mi) 30 m (33 yd)
This tornado damaged and destroyed numerous greenhouses and uprooted several trees.[1]
IF0.5 Zırlankaya Antalya Turkey 37°01′17″N 31°01′23″E / 37.0213°N 31.0231°E / 37.0213; 31.0231 (Zırlankaya (27 Jan., IF0.5)) 08:55 Unknown Unknown
A weak tornado damaged greenhouses and lofted light debris.[1]
IF0.5 Arkum Mersin Turkey 36°21′01″N 34°03′25″E / 36.3503°N 34.0569°E / 36.3503; 34.0569 (Arkum (27 Jan., IF0.5)) 14:10 Unknown Unknown
A large greenhouse was damaged.[1][18]

30 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 30 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU E of Adana Adana Turkey 36°59′31″N 35°26′24″E / 36.9919°N 35.4399°E / 36.9919; 35.4399 (İncirlik (30 Jan., IFU)) 12:00 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was observed but caused no damage.[1][19][20]
IF2 Plasencia Extremadura Spain 40°02′57″N 6°05′15″W / 40.0491°N 6.0874°W / 40.0491; -6.0874 (Plasencia (30 Jan., IF2)) 15:15 Unknown Unknown
This strong tornado struck the northern and eastern parts of Plasencia, where it caused widespread structural and vegetation damage, particularly near the Virgen del Puerto Hospital. In this area, the roof of a parking structure was torn off and debris was hurled into nearby vehicles, damaging approximately fifty cars, some of which were overturned, while large trees were uprooted and scattered across roads and parking areas. As it continued through nearby neighborhoods, additional damage included roofs and solar panel installations being torn from buildings, façades partially collapsing, and metal structures and walls being blown down, with debris impacting surrounding structures. Industrial buildings also sustained roof damage, and urban infrastructure such as street fixtures and surfaces was disrupted, with fallen trees blocking roadways. The tornado dissipated to the northeast of the city.[1][21][22][23]

31 January event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 31 January 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF2 Mios to W of Saint-Magne Nouvelle-Aquitaine France 44°38′52″N 0°50′15″W / 44.6477°N 0.8374°W / 44.6477; -0.8374 (Mios (31 Jan., IF2)) 11:05–11:30 23.3 km (14.5 mi) 450 m (490 yd)
A strong tornado first produced minor vegetation damage, where broken branches and topped pines were observed, before more organized damage began northwest of Mios with snapped limbs and tree damage as the tornado reached nearby residential areas. Moving east-southeast impacted multiple neighborhoods where around three hundred homes sustained damage, including torn sections of roofs, destroyed small structures, overturned walls, broken windows, and widespread debris such as trampolines, sheet metal, and branches embedded into buildings. The most significant damage occurred southeast of Mios, where small buildings were heavily damaged or torn open, large pine trees were snapped near ground level, and forested areas showed significant treefall and localized swaths of severe destruction. The tornado continued with toward the A63, where trees were downed across the roadway before moving into more rural areas where additional properties and forest plots were damaged with trees uprooted, shredded, or snapped. As it progressed farther, the damage became more sporadic and weakened, though occasional pockets of tree damage persisted. The tornado finally dissipated west of Saint-Magne after producing intermittent tree damage across forested areas.[1][24] This tornado was rated EF1 By KERAUNOS.[25]
IF1.5 Ahatlar Aydın Turkey 37°59′21″N 28°06′01″E / 37.9892°N 28.1004°E / 37.9892; 28.1004 (Ahatlar (31 Jan., IF1.5)) 11:40 Unknown Unknown
A tornado impacted several rural neighborhoods in the Köşk district, initially causing widespread roof damage as strong winds tore sections of roofing from many homes and broke branches from olive trees across agricultural areas. As it moved through more elevated areas, the damage intensified, with numerous houses having roofs completely blown away, some walls collapsing, and metal roofing structures lifted and thrown into nearby fields, while balcony railings were bent and twisted by the force of the winds. A mosque minaret was also damaged, and additional structural impacts were observed across homes and buildings, with debris scattered throughout the affected areas as the tornado lifted.[1][26][27]
IFU Marzamemi Sicily Italy 36°45′58″N 15°08′26″E / 36.7661°N 15.1405°E / 36.7661; 15.1405 (Marzamemi (31 Jan., IFU)) 12:00 Unknown Unknown
This tornado likely began on land before moving offshore. Damage was reported but was unconfirmed.[1]

February

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
2 1 3 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 12
  • One tornado has been confirmed but has not yet been rated.

4 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 4 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Afionas Ionian Islands Greece 39°43′29″N 19°39′24″E / 39.7247°N 19.6568°E / 39.7247; 19.6568 (Afionas (4 Feb., IF1)) 18:05 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout made landfall on Corfu, tearing off at least three roofs and destroying a municipal kiosk. An olive grove along with its vegetation was destroyed.[1][28][29]

6 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 6 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 Beykonak Antalya Turkey 36°20′21″N 30°18′36″E / 36.3393°N 30.31°E / 36.3393; 30.31 (Beykonak (6 Feb., IF0.5)) 01:40 Unknown Unknown
This weak tornado caused damage to multiple greenhouses.[1]

11 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 11 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Borsi Western Greece Greece 37°56′01″N 21°26′11″E / 37.9336°N 21.4364°E / 37.9336; 21.4364 (Borsi (11 Feb., IF1)) 18:05 Unknown Unknown
A tornado caused damage to trees and greenhouses.[1][30]

12 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 12 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? Rochefort-du-Gard Occitanie France 43°58′24″N 4°44′35″E / 43.9734°N 4.743°E / 43.9734; 4.743 (Rochefort-du-Gard (12 Feb., IF?)) 00:30 4.5 km (2.8 mi) 75 m (82 yd)
A probable, highly localized tornado. Solar panels were blown away, and isolated vegetation (hedges and trees) was damaged.[1][31]
IF0 Narince Mersin Turkey 36°08′54″N 32°56′09″E / 36.1482°N 32.9358°E / 36.1482; 32.9358 (Narince (12 Feb., IF0)) 15:30 Unknown Unknown
A weak tornado damaged greenhouse covers.[1]
IF1 Ierapetra Crete Greece 35°00′28″N 25°45′41″E / 35.0079°N 25.7613°E / 35.0079; 25.7613 (Ierapetra (12 Feb., IF1)) 20:45 Unknown Unknown
This waterspout made landfall and damaged multiple greenhouses.[1][32]

14 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 14 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Pontinia Lazio Italy 41°20′36″N 13°05′14″E / 41.3432°N 13.0873°E / 41.3432; 13.0873 (Pontinia (14 Feb., IF?)) 07:00 Unknown Unknown
A tornado reportedly caused damage, but no damage was documented.[1]

16 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 14 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Colleret, FR to Cousolre, FR to W of Beaumont, BE Hauts-de-France (FR), Hainaut (BE) France, Belgium 41°20′36″N 13°05′14″E / 41.3432°N 13.0873°E / 41.3432; 13.0873 (Cousolre (16 Feb., IF1.5)) 18:29–18:40 11.7 km (7.3 mi) 150 m (160 yd)
A tornado first produced minor damage in wooded areas with broken branches before more defined damage began west of Colleret, where branches were snapped and sheet metal was torn from a stable. Moving east-southeast through urban areas, it caused minor damage including broken branches, snapped conifers, torn roofing sheets, and displaced outdoor furniture before intensifying where it uprooted numerous trees of various sizes and damaged farm buildings while also removing portions of roofing from a house. After crossing a national roadway, the tornado moved into a valley, where a broad swath of hillside and riverside forest was heavily damaged with trees uprooted in multiple directions. Entering Cousolre, it impacted approximately one hundred homes, stripping roofing from dozens of buildings, breaking windows and doors through strong suction effects, toppling a pole, and scattering debris tens of meters. As it continued northeast and crossed into Belgium, the tornado weakened, producing weak damage consisting of broken branches, uprooted small trees, torn sheet metal, and displaced garden structures, before the damage became increasingly sporadic and the tornado dissipated shortly thereafter.[1] This tornado was rated EF1 by KERAUNOS.[33]

17 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 17 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Oria Apulia Italy 40°28′40″N 17°40′46″E / 40.4778°N 17.6794°E / 40.4778; 17.6794 (Oria (17 Feb., IF1.5)) 00:45 18.9 km (11.7 mi) 400 m (440 yd)
This tornado produced a distinct, cyclonic damage path marked by significant impacts to both structures and vegetation, including roofs that were damaged or partially torn away and areas of forest that were flattened or heavily debranched. Numerous individual trees were stripped of limbs, and debris was lofted, including a wooden board that became impaled into a wall. Vehicles were damaged after being struck by flying debris, and solar panel fields sustained notable damage as panels were impacted or displaced. The damage remained concentrated along a narrow path before the tornado dissipated.[1][34]
IF0.5 Aversa Campania Italy 40°57′44″N 14°12′08″E / 40.9622°N 14.2023°E / 40.9622; 14.2023 (Aversa (17 Feb., IF0.5)) 14:00 1.7 km (1.1 mi) 150 m (160 yd)
A weak tornado downed a few trees onto buildings and powerlines, inflicted minor roof damage to buildings, and lofted light objects.[1][35]
IFU Karaisalı Adana Turkey 37°15′26″N 35°03′31″E / 37.2571°N 35.0586°E / 37.2571; 35.0586 (Karaisalı (17 Feb., IFU)) 17:00 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was recorded causing no damage.[1]

18 February event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 18 February 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 Avsallar Antalya Turkey 36°37′28″N 31°45′30″E / 36.6244°N 31.7582°E / 36.6244; 31.7582 (Avsallar (18 Feb., IF0.5)) 00:30 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout made landfall in Avsallar, damaging metal structures and uprooting trees.[1][36]

March

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
5 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 11

11 March event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 11 March 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU E of Zoagli (1st tornado) Liguria Italy 44°20′09″N 9°16′21″E / 44.3357°N 9.2724°E / 44.3357; 9.2724 (Genoa (11 Mar., IFU)) 11:11–11:16 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout made landfall causing no known damage.[1]
IFU E of Zoagli (2nd tornado) Liguria Italy 44°20′10″N 9°16′43″E / 44.3361°N 9.2785°E / 44.3361; 9.2785 (Genoa (11 Mar., IFU)) 11:28–11:31 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout made landfall causing no known damage.[1]
IFU NW of Chiavari Liguria Italy 44°20′14″N 9°17′51″E / 44.3372°N 9.2975°E / 44.3372; 9.2975 (Genoa (11 Mar., IFU)) 12:04–12:08 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout made landfall causing no known damage.[1]

14 March event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 14 March 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Serdiana Sardinia Italy 39°24′01″N 9°08′27″E / 39.4002°N 9.1407°E / 39.4002; 9.1407 (Serdiana (14 Mar., IF1.5)) 20:11
One camper was overturned and dragged for a few meters. Parachutist inside was injured.[1][37]

20 March event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 20 March 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Vila Baleira Madeira Portugal 33°02′21″N 16°21′42″W / 33.0392°N 16.3616°W / 33.0392; -16.3616 (Vila Baleira (20 Mar., IF1)) 18:25 Unknown Unknown
A tornado struck parts of Porto Santo Island, causing damage to public areas and infrastructure, including breaking large windows and overturning furniture at a hotel while also damaging windows in multiple rooms. As it moved through the area, it impacted a nearby tennis complex, causing damage to courts and uprooting several trees across the island. Additional damage occurred to buildings in the vicinity, including roof damage to nearby schools before lifting.[1][38]
IF0.5 Arkum Mersin Turkey 36°22′04″N 34°03′11″E / 36.3678°N 34.0531°E / 36.3678; 34.0531 (Genoa (20 Mar., IF0.5)) 22:30 Unknown Unknown
This tornado damaged multiple greenhouses.[1]

25 March event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 25 March 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU E of Raqqa Raqqa Syria 32°50′24″N 34°58′08″E / 32.84°N 34.969°E / 32.84; 34.969 (Raqqa (25 Mar., IFU)) 12:00 Unknown Unknown
A landspout was reported in fields causing no damage.[1]
IFU Hamadaniyeh area Idlib Syria 35°25′30″N 36°51′18″E / 35.425°N 36.855°E / 35.425; 36.855 (Hamadaniyeh (25 Mar., IFU)) 13:55 Unknown Unknown
A landspout was reported in fields causing no damage.[1]

28 March event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 28 March 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 E of Alexandria Teleorman Romania 43°57′06″N 25°25′27″E / 43.9518°N 25.4241°E / 43.9518; 25.4241 (Cernetu (28 Mar., IF1.5)) 12:05–12:35 2 km (1.2 mi) 50 m (55 yd)
A tornado touched down Cernetu over rural land and caused damage to powerlines, roofs, cars, and snapped trees and tree branches.[1][39]
IF1 NE of Kumluca Antalya Turkey 36°22′44″N 30°19′22″E / 36.3788°N 30.3229°E / 36.3788; 30.3229 (Sarıkavak (28 Mar., IF1)) 23:40 Unknown Unknown
This tornado struck Sarıkavak, collapsing greenhouses and lifting greenhouse covers.[1]

29 March event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 29 March 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Bahwartah Aleppo Syria 36°34′30″N 37°19′00″E / 36.575°N 37.3167°E / 36.575; 37.3167 (Bahwartah (29 Mar., IF1.5)) 06:40 3.1 km (1.9 mi) 30 m (33 yd)
Damage reported to some homes and trees; some masonry homes with collapsed walls and displaced sheet metal roofs.[1]

April

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
6 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 13
  • One tornado has been confirmed but has not yet been rated.

3 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 3 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Kızıltepe area Mardin Turkey 37°11′29″N 40°35′06″E / 37.1914°N 40.5849°E / 37.1914; 40.5849 (Kızıltepe (3 Apr., IFU)) 16:00 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was observed but caused no damage.[1]

5 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 5 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU E of Adana Adana Turkey 37°00′38″N 35°29′46″E / 37.0106°N 35.4961°E / 37.0106; 35.4961 (Göztepe (5 Apr., IFU)) 13:25 Unknown Unknown
Landspout tornado was observed. No known damage.[1]
IFU Akkuyu Adana Turkey 36°15′58″N 29°29′24″E / 36.2662°N 29.49°E / 36.2662; 29.49 (Akkuyu (5 Apr., IFU)) 14:00 Unknown Unknown
Tornado was reported. Ground contact likely.[1]

6 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 6 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Soysallı area Adana Turkey 37°08′40″N 35°39′55″E / 37.1444°N 35.6653°E / 37.1444; 35.6653 (Soysallı (6 Apr., IFU)) 13:00 Unknown Unknown
This tornado was photographed over a field, causing no damage.[1]

7 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 7 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0 W of Bat Yam Tel Aviv Israel 32°00′57″N 34°44′13″E / 32.0157°N 34.737°E / 32.0157; 34.737 (Bat Yam (7 Apr., IF0)) 04:05 0.14 km (0.087 mi) 25 m (27 yd)
Waterspout made landfall near Bat Yam pier for about 20 seconds.[1]
IF1.5 S of Hilvan Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°29′34″N 37°29′34″E / 37.4928°N 37.4928°E / 37.4928; 37.4928 (Uzuncuk (7 Apr., IF1.5)) 10:50 Unknown Unknown
A damaging tornado struck the village of Uzuncuk, causing significant structural damage. Numerous houses had their roofs torn off, trees were uprooted, and debris was scattered across the area. Two people were injured by flying debris and transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.[1][40]

8 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 8 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Diyarbakır area Diyarbakır Turkey 37°57′46″N 40°10′43″E / 37.9627°N 40.1785°E / 37.9627; 40.1785 (Diyarbakır (8 Apr., IF1)) 14:00 Unknown Unknown
Video shows this tornado was picking up dust and damaging things in a field.[1]

12 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 12 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0 W of Al-Karimah Tartus Syria 34°41′37″N 36°00′26″E / 34.6935°N 36.0073°E / 34.6935; 36.0073 (Zahed (12 Apr., IF0)) 04:30 Unknown Unknown
This waterspout moved ashore and into Zahed, damaging greenhouses.[1]

14 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 14 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU NW of Kohtla-Järve Ida-Viru Estonia 59°23′23″N 27°13′05″E / 59.3897°N 27.218°E / 59.3897; 27.218 (Kohtla-Järve (14 Apr., IFU)) 07:00 Unknown Unknown
A landspout was spotted at the top of the ash hill in Kohtla-Järve.[1]

16 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 16 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0 WSW of San Ferdinando di Puglia Apulia Italy 41°17′16″N 16°01′05″E / 41.2879°N 16.018°E / 41.2879; 16.018 (San Ferdinando di Puglia (16 Apr., IF0)) 13:30
A tornado lofted some plastic sheets and hung on power lines.[1]

19 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 19 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 NW of Dvorce Moravian-Silesian Czech Republic 50°26′34″N 15°23′43″E / 50.4427°N 15.3953°E / 50.4427; 15.3953 (Dvorce (19 Apr., IF0.5)) 15:25 1.3 km (0.81 mi)
A weak tornado caused minor damage to trees in a field.[1]

20 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 20 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? NW of Râciu Mureș Romania 46°41′25″N 24°23′49″E / 46.6902°N 24.397°E / 46.6902; 24.397 (Râciu (20 Apr., IF?)) 17:00 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was confirmed via social media. More info to come.[1]

30 April event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 30 April 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Istiqlol area Sughd Tajikistan 40°34′34″N 69°38′46″E / 40.576°N 69.646°E / 40.576; 69.646 (Istiqlol (30 Apr., IFU)) 10:00 Unknown Unknown
A landspout tornado caused no damage.[1] Only tornado in Tajik history.[1]

May

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
19 2 13 12 3 10 1 0 0 0 63
  • Three tornadoes have been confirmed but have not been rated yet.

3 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 3 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Sygkrasi Famagusta Cyprus 35°16′23″N 33°51′07″E / 35.273°N 33.852°E / 35.273; 33.852 (Sygkrasi (3 May, IF1)) 11:05
A tornado was reported to have damaged roofs in Sygkrasi.[1]
IF? S of Ajjasza, SY to Akçamezra, TR to Kayacık, TR Aleppo (SY), Kilis (TR), Gaziantep (TR), Adıyaman (TR) Syria, Turkey 36°39′18″N 37°32′09″E / 36.6549°N 37.5359°E / 36.6549; 37.5359 (Ajjasza (3 May, IF?)) 12:10–12:40
An intense tornado that caused major damage. 2 people were injured. More info to come.[1]
IF1.5 Oğuzeli Gaziantep Turkey 36°57′54″N 37°30′31″E / 36.9651°N 37.5085°E / 36.9651; 37.5085 (Oğuzeli (3 May, IF1.5)) 13:20
This tornado impacted Oğuzeli, downing numerous trees and badly damaging roofs. A man was injured after his vehicle he was driving struck a road sign thrown by the tornado.[1]
IF2 E of Harran Şanlıurfa Turkey 36°49′26″N 37°34′19″E / 36.8239°N 37.572°E / 36.8239; 37.572 (Aşağı Koçlu (3 May, IF2)) 14:45
A strong tornado damaged solar panels around Aşağıkoçlu.[1]
IF2 ENE of Harran Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°00′25″N 39°25′21″E / 37.0069°N 39.4224°E / 37.0069; 39.4224 (Yukarı Yazıcı (3 May, IF2)) 15:00
This significant tornado badly damaged homes and leveled farm buildings in Yukarıyazıcı. Roofs were also destroyed.[1]
IF2.5 SSW of Viranşehir Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°02′45″N 39°38′34″E / 37.0459°N 39.6428°E / 37.0459; 39.6428 (Malta (3 May, IF2.5)) 15:00
A strong tornado caused significant damage to homes in the village of Malta.[1]
IF2 Viranşehir Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°13′49″N 39°47′36″E / 37.2302°N 39.7932°E / 37.2302; 39.7932 (Viranşehir (3 May, IF2)) 15:00
This strong tornado collapsed farm structures and enterprise homes. A solar panel park was also badly damaged. 4 people were injured.[1]
IF0.5 S of Viranşehir Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°04′18″N 39°44′04″E / 37.0717°N 39.7345°E / 37.0717; 39.7345 (Ayaklı (3 May, IF0.5)) 15:15
Minor damage occurred in the town of Ayaklı.[1]
IF2 NE of Viranşehir Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°23′54″N 39°54′07″E / 37.3982°N 39.9019°E / 37.3982; 39.9019 (Kalmazlar (3 May, IF2)) 15:15
A strong tornado impacted Kalmazlar, completely destroying farmhouses and significantly damaging roofs on other buildings.[1]
IF2 NNE of Viranşehir Şanlıurfa Turkey 37°25′04″N 39°51′45″E / 37.4179°N 39.8625°E / 37.4179; 39.8625 (Kadıköy (3 May, IF2)) 15:35
A significant tornado struck the town of Kadıköy. The tornado collapsed transmission towers and destroyed farm buildings. Eight people were injured.[1]
IF2 Subaşı Mardin Turkey 37°25′54″N 39°57′07″E / 37.4317°N 39.952°E / 37.4317; 39.952 (Subaşı (3 May, IF2)) 16:15
This tornado struck Subaşı and caused significant damage in the village. A construction container was overturned, injuring four workers. Power poles were also collapsed.[1]
IF2 Gümüştaş to Harabe Diyarbakır Turkey 37°33′36″N 40°00′54″E / 37.5599°N 40.0151°E / 37.5599; 40.0151 (Xerabê / Harabe (3 May, IF2)) 16:50 7 km (4.3 mi)
A significant tornado snapped wooden utility poles, snapped or uprooted trees, damaged roofs and destroyed solar panels.[1]
IF1 NW of Çınar Diyarbakır Turkey 37°43′49″N 40°23′42″E / 37.7302°N 40.3951°E / 37.7302; 40.3951 (Karacadağ (3 May, IF1)) 17:15
A tornado damaged roofs and snapped or uprooted trees.[1]

5 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 5 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 ESE of Empoli Tuscany Italy 43°42′52″N 10°59′36″E / 43.7145°N 10.9932°E / 43.7145; 10.9932 (Empoli (5 May, IF0.5)) 11:00
A weak wall fence collapsed.[1]
IF0 Tirrenia Tuscany Italy 43°37′06″N 10°17′19″E / 43.6184°N 10.2886°E / 43.6184; 10.2886 (Tirrenia (5 May, IF0)) 11:45 25 m (27 yd)
A likely waterspout made landfall, damaging umbrellas and chucking lawnchairs.[1]
IFU NE of Hures-la-Parade Occitania France 44°15′53″N 3°22′15″E / 44.2648°N 3.3709°E / 44.2648; 3.3709 (Causse Méjan, Hures-la-Parade (5 May, IFU)) 17:05 Unknown Unknown
A long funnel cloud that likely made ground contact was recorded. No damage was found.[1]

6 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 6 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 N of Calderara di Reno Emilia-Romagna Italy 44°35′52″N 11°16′26″E / 44.5978°N 11.274°E / 44.5978; 11.274 (Calderara di Reno (6 May, IF0.5)) 11:40 1.7 km (1.1 mi) 55 m (60 yd)
A tornado path was visible in satellite imagery. The tornado damaged roofs and snapped large branches from trees.[1]
IF0.5 ENE of Piove di Sacco Vento Italy 45°18′51″N 12°06′24″E / 45.3142°N 12.1066°E / 45.3142; 12.1066 (Piove di Sacco (6 May, IF0.5)) 13:19 2 km (1.2 mi) 220 m (240 yd)
A tornado was observed. The tornado snapped large branches from trees, uprooted trees, and pushed light objects into a pool.[1]
IF0.5 SE of Misinto Lombardy Italy 45°39′27″N 9°05′46″E / 45.6576°N 9.0962°E / 45.6576; 9.0962 (Misinto (6 May, IF0.5)) 13:39
A tornado occurred in a forest, snapping small branches and lofting leaves.[1]

7 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 7 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 Eastern Khimki Moscow Russia 55°57′N 37°19′E / 55.95°N 37.31°E / 55.95; 37.31 (Khimki (7 May, IF0.5)) 13:05–13:08 20 m (22 yd)
A tornado was observed doing light damage.[1]
IFU Kadino Mogilev Belarus 53°52′44″N 30°31′01″E / 53.879°N 30.517°E / 53.879; 30.517 (Kadino (7 May, IFU)) 16:50 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was observed causing no damage.[1]

8 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 8 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU N of Olendy Kostanay Kazakhstan 51°42′59″N 63°41′37″E / 51.7165°N 63.6937°E / 51.7165; 63.6937 (Olendi (8 May, IFU)) 09:45 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was observed, location uncertain.[1]

9 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 9 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 WNW of Coria Cáceres Spain 39°58′02″N 6°30′18″W / 39.9672°N 6.5051°W / 39.9672; -6.5051 (Coria (9 May, IF1)) 15:10 1.4 km (0.87 mi)
A tornado was observed in the village of Rincón del Obispo causing damage.[1]

10 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 10 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Southern Besskorbnaya Novokubansky Russia 44°37′15″N 41°19′22″E / 44.6208°N 41.3227°E / 44.6208; 41.3227 (Besskorbnaya (10 May, IF1)) 14:30 40 m (44 yd)
A landspout tornado was observed damaging power lines and outbuildings.[1]

11 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 11 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 SE of Villorba Veneto Italy 45°43′55″N 12°15′07″E / 45.7319°N 12.2519°E / 45.7319; 12.2519 (Villorba (11 May, IF0.5)) 11:45 2.1 km (1.3 mi) 100 m (110 yd)
A tornado downed trees and damaged buildings.[1]
IF0.5 W of Driolassa Friuli-Venezia Giulia Italy 45°50′33″N 13°03′41″E / 45.8425°N 13.0615°E / 45.8425; 13.0615 (Driolassa (11 May, IF0.5)) 13:25 1.6 km (0.99 mi)
A tornado snapped trees and lofted light objects.[1]
IF0.5 ESE of Sona Veneto Italy 45°25′34″N 10°51′06″E / 45.4262°N 10.8516°E / 45.4262; 10.8516 (Sona (11 May, IF0.5)) 16:05 6.8 km (4.2 mi) 80 m (87 yd)
A weak tornado damaged roof, windows, and light objects.[1]
IF1 SW of Verona Veneto Italy 45°24′41″N 10°57′56″E / 45.4115°N 10.9656°E / 45.4115; 10.9656 (Verona (11 May, IF1)) 16:15 2 km (1.2 mi) 300 m (330 yd)
A tornado damaged roofs of homes and industrial or commercial buildings, doors were also ripped off.[1]
IF1 Bibione Veneto Italy 45°37′57″N 13°00′04″E / 45.6324°N 13.001°E / 45.6324; 13.001 (Bibione (11 May, IF1)) 17:15 0.9 km (0.56 mi) 150 m (160 yd)
A tornado damaged trees and buildings.[1]

13 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 13 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Eersel Campine Netherlands 51°21′31″N 5°19′12″E / 51.3586°N 5.3201°E / 51.3586; 5.3201 (Eersel (13 May, IF1)) 10:45
A tornado was observed causing damage. More info to come.[1]
IF0.5 Bacoli Campania Italy 40°49′11″N 14°03′54″E / 40.8196°N 14.0649°E / 40.8196; 14.0649 (Bacoli (13 May, IF0.5)) 14:05 1 km (0.62 mi) 30 m (33 yd)
Likely weak tornado damaged crops and trees.[1]
IFU Western Bagnara Calabra Calabria Italy 38°17′15″N 15°48′10″E / 38.2876°N 15.8027°E / 38.2876; 15.8027 (Bagnara Calabra (13 May, IFU)) 17:15 Unknown Unknown
Waterspout came ashore causing no damage.[1]

14 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 14 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU E of Menemen İzmir Turkey 38°35′49″N 27°08′52″E / 38.597°N 27.1479°E / 38.597; 27.1479 (Menemen (14 May, IFU)) 09:45 Unknown Unknown
Tornado was reported and caused no reported damage.[1]
IFU NNE of Stienta Veneto Italy 44°58′22″N 11°29′32″E / 44.9727°N 11.4921°E / 44.9727; 11.4921 (Stienta (14 May, IFU)) 10:50 Unknown Unknown
Tornado caused no known damage.[1]
IF1 NNW of Fiesso Umbertiano Veneto Italy 44°58′36″N 11°35′16″E / 44.9767°N 11.5879°E / 44.9767; 11.5879 (Fiesso Umbertiano (14 May, IF1)) 11:00 2.5 km (1.6 mi) 90 m (98 yd)
Tornado caused damage to roofs and vegetation.[1]
IF? Bağdatlı Çorum Turkey 40°15′58″N 34°02′56″E / 40.266°N 34.049°E / 40.266; 34.049 (Bağdatlı (14 May, IF?)) 11:10
Tornado was reported and possibly caused damage. More info to come.[1]
IFU NNW of Pincara Veneto Italy 44°59′15″N 11°35′41″E / 44.9875°N 11.5946°E / 44.9875; 11.5946 (Pincara (14 May, IFU)) 11:10 Unknown Unknown
Tornado caused no known damage.[1]
IF1 Kavşut Çorum Turkey 40°16′30″N 34°08′13″E / 40.275°N 34.137°E / 40.275; 34.137 (Kavşut (14 May, IF1)) 11:20
A tornado caused damage to structures. More info to come.[1]
IF2 Oyaca Çorum Turkey 40°21′07″N 34°20′38″E / 40.352°N 34.344°E / 40.352; 34.344 (Oyaca (14 May, IF2)) 11:45
A tornado caused damage in the Oyaca village causing 5 injuries. More info to come.[1]
IFU E of Khunzakh Khunzakhsky Russia 42°35′21″N 46°47′46″E / 42.5892°N 46.7961°E / 42.5892; 46.7961 (Khunzakh (14 May, IFU)) 14:00 Unknown Unknown
Tornado was reported and caused no reported damage.[1]
IFU Bailleul-le-Soc Hauts-de-France France 49°24′58″N 2°34′36″E / 49.4161°N 2.5767°E / 49.4161; 2.5767 (Bailleul-le-Soc (14 May, IFU)) 16:10 Unknown Unknown
A funnel was reported to have touched down and caused no reported damage.[1]

15 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 15 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? SW of Kadirli Osmaniye Turkey 47°22′41″N 36°11′13″E / 47.378°N 36.187°E / 47.378; 36.187 (Kadirli (15 May, IF?)) 08:30
Tornado was reported and possibly caused tree damage. More info to come.[1]
IF0 Fornells Menorca Spain 40°03′17″N 4°07′51″E / 40.0548°N 4.1307°E / 40.0548; 4.1307 (Fornells (15 May, IF0)) 14:15
A waterspout made landfall, causing minor damage.[1]

16 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 16 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 Marina di Camerota Campania Italy 40°01′14″N 15°19′43″E / 40.0205°N 15.3287°E / 40.0205; 15.3287 (Marina di Camerota (16 May, IF0.5)) 06:45 110 m (120 yd)
A waterspout made landfall downing walls.[1]

18 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 18 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Eastern Emmeloord Flevoland Netherlands 54°30′48″N 27°33′07″E / 54.5134°N 27.552°E / 54.5134; 27.552 (Emmeloord (18 May, IFU)) 12:00 Unknown Unknown
Funnel likely touched down and caused no damage.[1]
IFU Wirdum Lower Saxony Germany 53°28′39″N 7°12′17″E / 53.4776°N 7.2047°E / 53.4776; 7.2047 (Wirdum (18 May, IFU)) 15:40 Unknown Unknown
A tornado likely touched down and caused no known damage.[1]
IF1 E of Grynevichy Minsk Belarus 54°30′48″N 27°33′07″E / 54.5134°N 27.552°E / 54.5134; 27.552 (Grynevichy (18 May, IF1)) 16:50
Tornado was reported to have caused damage.[1]

19 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 19 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU N of Glavan Stara Zagora Bulgaria 42°05′N 26°06′E / 42.09°N 26.1°E / 42.09; 26.1 (Glavan (19 May, IFU)) 15:15 Unknown Unknown
A possible tornado was observed causing no damage.[1]
IFU N of Motta d'Affermo Sicily Italy 38°00′23″N 14°17′12″E / 38.0063°N 14.2868°E / 38.0063; 14.2868 (Motta d'Affermo (19 May, IFU)) 15:15 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was reported which caused no known damage.[1]

20 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 20 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Western Petrovsk-Zabaykalsky Zabaykalsky Krai Russia 51°15′11″N 108°49′38″E / 51.253°N 108.8272°E / 51.253; 108.8272 (Petrovsk-Zabaykalsky (19 May, IF1)) 09:30
A tornado was observed. More info to come.[1]
IF1 Kaşobası Adana Turkey 37°16′39″N 36°23′15″E / 37.2774°N 36.3875°E / 37.2774; 36.3875 (Kaşobası (20 May, IF1)) 10:30
A tornado was observed causing damage. More info to come.[1]
IFU Kanevskoy (1st tornado) Krasnodar Krai Russia 46°04′50″N 39°07′30″E / 46.0805°N 39.125°E / 46.0805; 39.125 (Kanevskoy (20 May, IFU)) 11:30 Unknown Unknown
Twin tornadoes were observed. More info to come.[1]
IFU Kanevskoy (2nd tornado) Krasnodar Krai Russia 46°04′39″N 39°03′08″E / 46.0776°N 39.0523°E / 46.0776; 39.0523 (Kanevskoy (20 May, IFU)) 11:30 Unknown Unknown
Twin tornadoes were observed. More info to come.[1]

27 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 27 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Southern Beloozyorsky (1st tornado) Moscow Russia 55°27′16″N 38°26′28″E / 55.4545°N 38.4411°E / 55.4545; 38.4411 (Beloozyorskiy (27 May, IFU)) 11:00 Unknown Unknown
Twin tornadoes likely touched down. More info to come.[1]
IFU Southern Beloozyorsky (2nd tornado) Moscow Russia 55°27′16″N 38°26′28″E / 55.4545°N 38.4411°E / 55.4545; 38.4411 (Beloozyorskiy (27 May, IFU)) 11:00 Unknown Unknown
Twin tornadoes likely touched down. More info to come.[1]

28 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 28 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU N of Lesnoy Kirov Russia 60°01′36″N 52°00′08″E / 60.0266°N 52.0022°E / 60.0266; 52.0022 (Lesnoy (28 May, IFU)) 09:30 8 km (5.0 mi) 350 m (380 yd)
A tornado was discovered via satellite data.[1]
IFU NNW of Lesnoy Kirov Russia 60°10′49″N 51°48′14″E / 60.1804°N 51.804°E / 60.1804; 51.804 (Lesnoy (28 May, IFU)) 10:00 10 km (6.2 mi) 1,100 m (1,200 yd)
A large tornado was discovered via satellite data.[1]

30 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 30 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF2 Balcarzowice Strzelce Poland 50°27′48″N 18°22′34″E / 50.4632°N 18.3762°E / 50.4632; 18.3762 (Balcarzowice (30 May, IF2)) 15:16–15:22 5.4 km (3.4 mi) 220 m (240 yd)
A multi-vortex tornado caused significant damage to structures and injured 1 person after being struck by debris. More info to come.[1]
IF1.5 Echrarda Kairouan Tunisia 35°07′N 10°02′E / 35.12°N 10.03°E / 35.12; 10.03 (Echrarda (30 May, IF1.5)) 17:15
A tornado damaged trees. More info to come.[1]

31 May event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 31 May 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 SW of Týn nad Vltavou South Bohemian Czech Republic 49°12′16″N 14°24′06″E / 49.2045°N 14.4018°E / 49.2045; 14.4018 (Týn nad Vltavou (31 May, IF0.5)) 12:43–12:44
A weak tornado was observed by a CCTV camera. More info to come.[1]
IF0.5 SE of Netolice South Bohemian Czech Republic 49°01′38″N 14°13′38″E / 49.0272°N 14.2272°E / 49.0272; 14.2272 (Netolice (31 May, IF0.5)) 13:20–13:30 0.6 km (0.37 mi) 15 m (16 yd)
A tornado was documented by Czech storm spotters. More info to come.[1]
IF1.5 Sea of Azov Primorsko-Akhtarsky Russia 46°15′05″N 38°17′40″E / 46.2514°N 38.2944°E / 46.2514; 38.2944 (Yasenskaya Ferry (31 May, IF1.5)) 22:20
A waterspout came ashore and caused damage in the village of Yasenskaya Ferry. More info to come.[1]

June

IFU IF0 IF0.5 IF1 IF1.5 IF2 IF2.5 IF3 IF4 IF5 Total
16 1 5 5 6 1 0 1 0 0 40
  • Note: Five tornadoes have been confirmed but have not been rated yet.

2 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 2 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Pegli Liguria Italy 44°25′06″N 8°47′42″E / 44.4182°N 8.7951°E / 44.4182; 8.7951 (Pegli (2 Jun, IFU)) 06:00 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout briefly came ashore causing no damage.[1]
IF0 Easern Genoa Liguria Italy 44°23′31″N 8°58′50″E / 44.392°N 8.9806°E / 44.392; 8.9806 (Genoa (2 Jun, IFU)) 06:45–06:57
A tornado touched down in the Boccadasse neighborhood lofting boats and other light objects.[1]
IF? S of Termes Luxembourg Belgium 49°41′41″N 5°26′41″E / 49.6948°N 5.4446°E / 49.6948; 5.4446 (Frênoi (2 Jun, IFU)) 14:50
A possible tornado severely damaged stables and downed branches of trees.[1]
IF0.5 SW of Musile di Piave Veneto Italy 45°35′07″N 12°29′15″E / 45.5854°N 12.4874°E / 45.5854; 12.4874 (Musile di Piave (2 Jun, IF0.5)) 18:05
A tornado touched down damaging roof tiles.[1]

3 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 3 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Northern Rome Lazio Italy 41°56′25″N 12°31′33″E / 41.9403°N 12.5258°E / 41.9403; 12.5258 (Rome (3 Jun, IF?)) 06:49–06:57 6.4 km (4.0 mi) 400 m (440 yd)
A tornado uprooted trees and injured 2 people.[1]
IF0.5 Southern Terracina Lazio Italy 41°17′03″N 13°14′30″E / 41.2843°N 13.2417°E / 41.2843; 13.2417 (Terracina (3 Jun, IF0.5)) 08:00
A waterspout made landfall lofting light objects from a beaching facility.[1]
IFU N of Licola Campania Italy 40°53′11″N 14°02′21″E / 40.8864°N 14.0392°E / 40.8864; 14.0392 (Licola (3 Jun, IFU)) 09:55 Unknown Unknown
A waterspout made landfall causing no reported damage.[1]

4 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, 4 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 W of Ksamil Vlorë Albania 39°46′05″N 19°59′24″E / 39.768°N 19.99°E / 39.768; 19.99 (Ksami (4 Jun, IF0.5)) 07:40
A waterspout made landfall causing light damage.[1]
IF1.5 Glanerbrug, NL to N of Gronau, DE Overijssel (NL), North Rhine-Westphalia (DE) Netherlands, Germany 52°12′23″N 6°57′50″E / 52.2065°N 6.964°E / 52.2065; 6.964 (Glanerbrug (4 Jun, IF1.5)) 10:48
A tornado blew roofs off and down trees, it then crossed into Germany where it damaged roofs.[1]
IFU Lviv Lviv Ukraine 49°50′21″N 24°01′48″E / 49.8393°N 24.0299°E / 49.8393; 24.0299 (Lviv (4 Jun, IFU)) 14:45 Unknown Unknown
A rope tornado was observed causing no damage.[1]

5 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 5 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 N of Inulec to Cudnochy Mrągowo Poland 53°49′01″N 21°27′43″E / 53.817°N 21.462°E / 53.817; 21.462 (Cudnochy (5 Jun, IF1)) 12:22 3 km (1.9 mi)
A tornado uprooted a spruce tree, and snapped weak pine trees in a forest nearby.[1]
IF0.5 Děčín Děčín, Ústecky kraj Czech Republic 50°46′56″N 14°12′56″E / 50.7822°N 14.2156°E / 50.7822; 14.2156 (Děčín (5 Jun, IF0.5)) 13:00 1.3 km (0.81 mi)
A tornado caused ground damage, and uprooted a weak tree.[1]
IFU Rauna Vidzeme Latvia 57°18′00″N 25°39′00″E / 57.3000°N 25.6500°E / 57.3000; 25.6500 (Rauna (5 Jun, IFU)) 14:20
A tornado was observed.[1]
IFU NW of Raguva Panevėžys Lithuania 55°32′25″N 24°29′57″E / 55.5404°N 24.4993°E / 55.5404; 24.4993 (Raguva (5 Jun, IFU)) 15:00
A tornado was observed. More info to come.[1]
IF1.5 Antanavas Marijampolė Lithuania 54°42′16″N 23°18′26″E / 54.7044°N 23.3072°E / 54.7044; 23.3072 (Antanavas (5 Jun, IF1.5)) 16:11
A tornado was observed snapping large branches.[1]
IFU Kupiškis Panevėžys Lithuania 55°50′20″N 24°58′34″E / 55.8389°N 24.976°E / 55.8389; 24.976 (Kupiškis(5 Jun, IFU )) 16:25
A tornado was observed. More info to come.[1]
IF2 Southern Kaunas Kaunas Lithuania 54°51′31″N 23°54′42″E / 54.8585°N 23.9118°E / 54.8585; 23.9118 (Aleksotas (5 Jun, IF2)) 17:24 3 km (1.9 mi) 200 m (220 yd)
A tornado destroyed roofs, uprooted trees, and damaged vehicles.[1]

7 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 7 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU E of Vipperød Holbæk Denmark 55°40′20″N 11°46′12″E / 55.6721°N 11.7700°E / 55.6721; 11.7700 (Arnakke (7 Jun, IF0)) 10:50 Unknown Unknown
Twin landspouts were observed causing no damage.[1]
IFU E of Vipperød Holbæk Denmark 55°40′20″N 11°46′12″E / 55.6721°N 11.7700°E / 55.6721; 11.7700 (Arnakke (7 Jun, IFU)) 10:50 Unknown Unknown
Twin landspouts were observed causing no damage.[1]

10 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 10 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU W of Třebíč Vysočina Czech Republic 49°13′03″N 15°48′55″E / 49.2174°N 15.8153°E / 49.2174; 15.8153 (Třebíč (10 Jun, IFU)) 08:33 Unknown Unknown
A tornado likely touched down causing no damage.[1]
IFU E of Jemnice Vysočina Czech Republic 49°01′01″N 15°38′44″E / 49.017°N 15.6456°E / 49.017; 15.6456 (Jemnice (10 Jun, IFU)) 09:10 Unknown Unknown
A tornado likely touched down causing no damage.[1]
IFU SW of Boulay-Moselle Grand Est France 49°10′23″N 6°29′04″E / 49.1731°N 6.4845°E / 49.1731; 6.4845 (Boulay-Moselle (10 Jun, IFU)) 13:15–13:20
A well-defined tornado was documented.[1]
IFU NW of Bregenz Voralberg Austria 47°08′09″N 10°41′56″E / 47.1358°N 10.6989°E / 47.1358; 10.6989 (Neu Amerika (10 Jun, IFU)) 14:50
A tornado was observed.[1]
IF1 WNW of Sona Veneto Italy 45°26′25″N 10°47′39″E / 45.4402°N 10.7941°E / 45.4402; 10.7941 (Sona (10 Jun, IF1)) 16:03 0.6 km (0.37 mi) 50 m (55 yd)
A tornado uprooted trees.[1]
IF1.5 Southern Bussolengo Veneto Italy 45°27′51″N 10°51′01″E / 45.4643°N 10.8504°E / 45.4643; 10.8504 (Bussolengo (10 Jun, IF1.5)) 16:10 1.6 km (0.99 mi) 150 m (160 yd)
A tornado severely damaged roofs and downed trees.[1]

12 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 12 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU WSW of Kozluca Kars Turkey 40°31′N 43°28′E / 40.51°N 43.46°E / 40.51; 43.46 (Kozluca (12 Jun, IFU)) 11:15–11:25 Unknown Unknown
A tornado touched down causing no damage.[1]
IFU Ozerna Ternopil Ukraine 49°38′34″N 30°07′52″E / 49.6428°N 30.131°E / 49.6428; 30.131 (Ozerna (12 Jun, IFU)) 11:30–11:45
A tornado likely touched down causing damage. More info to come.[1]
IFU E of Verkhneuralsk Chelyabinsk Russia 53°52′28″N 59°17′02″E / 53.8744°N 59.284°E / 53.8744; 59.284 (Verkhneuralsk (12 Jun, IFU)) 13:10 Unknown Unknown
A tornado was observed causing no damage.[1]

13 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Saturday, 13 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF0.5 Semechnice Hradec Králové Czech Republic 50°15′37″N 16°08′54″E / 50.2602°N 16.1484°E / 50.2602; 16.1484 (Hradec Králové (13 Jun, IF0.5)) 10:33
A tornado caused damage. More info to come.[1]

14 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 14 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IFU Vardenis Gegharkunik Armenia 40°34′02″N 44°24′31″E / 40.5673°N 44.4086°E / 40.5673; 44.4086 (Vardenis (14 Jun, IFU)) 07:35 Unknown Unknown
A tornado likely touched down causing no damage.[1]

15 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, 15 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? N of Jelgava Zemgale Latvia 56°42′06″N 23°42′21″E / 56.7017°N 23.7058°E / 56.7017; 23.7058 (Jelgava (15 Jun, IF?)) 08:05–08:16
A tornado was observed in Vītoliņi. More info to come.[1]
IF1 Yläne Pöytyä Finland 60°52′48″N 22°24′37″E / 60.8801°N 22.4102°E / 60.8801; 22.4102 (Ylane (15 Jun, IF1)) 17:15 3 km (1.9 mi)
A tornado damaged a roof off a dance pavilion. More info to come.[1]

16 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, 16 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? Tuszynki Bukowiec Poland 53°24′31″N 18°10′33″E / 53.4086°N 18.1757°E / 53.4086; 18.1757 (Tuszynki (16 Jun, IF?)) 11:00
A tornado was observed. More info to come.[1]
IFU W of Foggia Apulia Italy 41°27′28″N 15°26′59″E / 41.4578°N 15.4498°E / 41.4578; 15.4498 (Foggia (16 Jun, IFU)) 12:03–12:16 Unknown Unknown
A landspout tornado was observed causing no damage.[1]
IFU Nasibash Bashkortostan Russia 55°09′59″N 58°19′59″E / 55.1663°N 58.333°E / 55.1663; 58.333 (Verkhneuralsk (16 Jun, IFU)) 12:30 Unknown Unknown
A likely tornado was observed causing no damage.[1]

19 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 19 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 Leybuchtpolder Lower Saxony Germany 53°31′21″N 7°08′19″E / 53.5225°N 7.1387°E / 53.5225; 7.1387 (Leybuchtpolder (19 Jun, IF1.5)) 23:05
A tornado was observed damaging trees. More info to come.[1]

22 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 22 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1.5 S of Kushva Sverdlovsk Russia 58°06′05″N 59°47′05″E / 58.1013°N 59.7848°E / 58.1013; 59.7848 (Kushva (22 Jun, IF1.5)) 12:00 17.5 km (10.9 mi) 750 m (820 yd)
A tornado destroyed forests south of Kushva. More info to come.[1]
IF3 Kushva Sverdlovsk Russia 58°16′57″N 59°45′53″E / 58.2826°N 59.7647°E / 58.2826; 59.7647 (Kushva (22 Jun, IF3)) 13:40 30.5 km (19.0 mi) 875 m (957 yd)
An intense tornado passed directly through Kushva, striking a residential area. Roofs were either severely damaged or destroyed. Many outbuildings were completely destroyed. A cinder block second floor of a residential building was ripped away. Fences were blown down and destroyed. This supercell produced a weaker tornado before it, destroying trees. Many instances of IF3 damage was observed. Other buildings had instances of IF2.5 damage.[1]

24 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, 24 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF1 Ahlat Bitlis Turkey 38°45′17″N 42°29′00″E / 38.7546°N 42.4833°E / 38.7546; 42.4833 (Ahlat (24 Jun, IF1)) 09:15
A tornado was observed and did damage to roofs. More info to come.[1]

26 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Friday, 26 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? Athenry Galway Ireland 53°18′03″N 8°44′44″W / 53.3008°N 8.7455°W / 53.3008; -8.7455 (Athenry (26 Jun, IF?)) 15:50 Unknown Unknown
A damaging tornado was observed. More info to come.[1]

29 June event

List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, 29 June 2026[b]
IF# Location Region Country Start coord. Time (UTC) Path length Max. width
IF? NE of Mantua Lombardy Italy 45°10′35″N 10°49′19″E / 45.1764°N 10.822°E / 45.1764; 10.822 (Mantua (29 Jun, IF?)) 22:05
A tornado partially destroyed a home, vegatation and other buildings were also damaged or destroyed. More info to come.[1]


See also

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