Acknowledgements | p. 9 |
Introduction | p. 11 |
Alabama, State of Chaos: A History of Deadly Tornadoes | p. 15 |
1908 Dixie Super Outbreak: "Unprecedented in the History of the State" | p. 25 |
May 26 and 27,1924: Two Days, Two Tornadoes, Two Families Gone | p. 35 |
1932 Deep South Outbreak: A Family Torn Apart | p. 43 |
1974 Super Outbreak: "Black Wednesday" | p. 52 |
November 15, 1989: "This Is Not Natural" | p. 71 |
March 27, 1994: "She Sang, She Danced, She Painted, She Climbed" | p. 88 |
Birmingham in 1956, 1977 and 1998: "Whole Communities Were Wiped Out" | p. 96 |
Freaks of Nature: Strange but True Tornado Tales | p. 115 |
How to Be Safe in a Storm | p. 122 |
Sources | p. 125 |
About the Author | p. 127 |
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