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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Birmingham AL
428 PM CST Sat Jan 10 2026

...Preliminary Damage Survey Scheduled for January 11, 2026 for 
the Areas Near Pine Level, Deatsville, and Holtville from Autauga
County to Elmore County Alabama...

The National Weather Service office in Birmingham AL will conduct
a damage survey on January 11, 2026 for the areas near Pine 
Level, Deatsville, and Holtville from Autauga County to Elmore 
County Alabama. The survey is in relation to severe thunderstorms 
that moved through the area on January 10, 2026. An area of 
circulation was evident via radar along this path, with pockets of
straight-line wind damage elsewhere along the Highway 80 corridor
from Marengo County to Lee County.

A final assessment including results of the survey should be 
completed and transmitted via a Public Information Statement, 
hopefully by late Sunday afternoon..

The storm survey information will also be available on our
website at http://www.weather.gov/bmx

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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Birmingham AL
626 PM CST Sat Jan 10 2026

...Preliminary Damage Survey Scheduled for January 11 and January
12, 2026 for the Areas Near Pine Level, Deatsville, and Holtville
from Autauga County to Elmore County Alabama & near Oak Level in
Cleburne County Alabama...

1. The National Weather Service office in Birmingham AL will 
conduct a damage survey on January 11, 2026 for the areas near 
Pine Level, Deatsville, and Holtville from Autauga County to 
Elmore County Alabama. The survey is in relation to severe 
thunderstorms that moved through the area on January 10, 2026. An 
area of circulation was evident via radar along this path, with 
pockets of straight-line wind damage elsewhere along the Highway 
80 corridor from Marengo County to Lee County.

A final assessment including results of the survey should be 
completed and transmitted via a Public Information Statement, 
hopefully by late Sunday afternoon.

2. The National Weather Service office in Birmingham AL will 
conduct a damage survey on January 12, 2026 for the areas near Oak
Level in Cleburne County Alabama. This is in relation to a TDS 
and reported damage.

A final assessment including results of the survey should be 
completed and transmitted via a Public Information Statement, 
hopefully by late Monday afternoon.

The storm survey information will also be available on our
website at http://www.weather.gov/bmx

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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Birmingham AL
1214 PM CST Sun Jan 11 2026

...NWS Damage Survey for 01/10/26 Severe Weather Event...

.Overview...A line of severe thunderstorms moved across southern
portions of Central Alabama during the morning of January 10,
2026. Sporadic wind damage occurred as a bowing line segment moved
eastward. A storm survey was performed in one slightly more 
concentrated area of damage in Autauga and Elmore counties

.Autauga/Elmore Counties Thunderstorm Wind...

Peak Wind: 				60 mph
Date:             		01/10/2026
Start Time:             8:55 am CST
End Time:               9:15 am CST

Survey Summary:
NWS meteorologists performed a storm survey in the Old Kingston and
Pine Level areas of Autauga County and the Deatsville and 
Holtville areas of Elmore County. Findings were consistent with 
straight-line wind damage associated with an area of broad 
rotation within a line of severe thunderstorms. Damage in the Pine
Level area consisted of a few uprooted trees or broken limbs 
along I-65, U.S. 31, CR 107, and CR 40, with minimal continuity 
between damage points. Roofing was blown from a small produce 
stand on U.S. 31, just south of the CR 40 intersection. A few 
large cedar limbs fell in a cemetery, knocking down at least one 
headstone. A shed and a trampoline were damaged on Chanlee Dr, 
adjacent to CR 40. A few more downed trees were found in the 
Deatsville area of Elmore County. Minimal damage was noted 
downstream of Deatsville. In Holtville, roofing was blown off a 
home and a backyard shed was flipped on Highway 111. On one 
section of Lake Region Cir, a few trees were uprooted and fell on 
power lines. Damage was consistent with winds as high as 60 mph.

.Additional Surveys...

The National Weather Service office in Birmingham AL will 
conduct a damage survey on January 12, 2026 for the areas near Oak
Level in Cleburne County Alabama. This is in relation to a TDS 
and reported damage.

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NOTE:
The information in this statement is preliminary and subject to
change pending final review of the event and publication in NWS
Storm Data.

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