List of United States tornadoes from April to June 1954

This page documents all tornadoes confirmed by various weather forecast offices of the National Weather Service in the United States from April to June 1954. Further discussion can be found at Tornadoes of 1954.

Confirmed tornadoes In addition to confirmed tornadoes, the Climatological Data National Summary listed the following, which are not officially listed as tornadoes: A tornado destroyed a shed at Letchworth, in Prairie County, Arkansas, at 18:30 UTC on April 30.

April 25 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Sunday, April 25, 1954F#LocationCounty / ParishStateStartTime (UTC)Path length widthSummary F2NNW of HolyroodEllsworthKS06:40–?A strong tornado unroofed a shed. A portion of the roof was tossed over a house and left atop power lines. Losses were unknown. Tornado researcher Thomas P. Grazulis did not list the tornado as an F2 or stronger. F1Southern BrightonAdamsCO19:00–?A tornado struck and damaged the roof of a house. Losses totaled $250. F2Gettysburg to Bonneauville to McSherrystown to HanoverAdams, YorkPA22:30–23:00This large, low-end F2 tornado, accompanied by high winds and heavy rain, hit multiple populated areas, causing $25,000 in damage. In Gettysburg the tornado damaged trees, utility wires, and small structures, clogging streets with debris and causing three vehicles to collide. Between McSherrystown and Hanover the tornado damaged TV antennae on 600 homes; one of the homes was unroofed as well. In the same area wires, chimneys, and trees were extensively impacted, as were storefront windows, unfinished walls, a pair of barn doors, and a barn. F2ESE of CollyerTregoKS00:45–?A strong tornado caused $25,000 in damage on a pair of farmsteads to the east-southeast and east of Collyer. Grazulis did not list the tornado as an F2 or stronger.

April 26 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Monday, April 26, 1954F#LocationCounty / ParishStateStartTime (UTC)Path length widthSummary F1Council BayLa Crosse, TrempealeauWI21:25–?A tornado struck Camp Decorah, causing $2,500 in damage. Trees, utility lines, power poles, and a small cabin were destroyed or downed. A tree was found from its original location. NCEI lists the path as extending from north of Holmen to north-northwest of Stevenstown. F1SSW of ClintonCusterOK21:30–?A weak tornado, attended by hail, caused $30 in damage. Only a single farmstead was impacted. F1N of North AndoverGrantWI22:00–?A tornado blew a chicken coop across a road, partly unroofed a barn, and unroofed a weigh house. A main barn incurred partial collapse of its end as well. Losses totaled $2,500. NCEI lists the path as extending from north-northeast of Five Points to northwest of Lancaster. F2N of MillerLyonKS22:20–?A funnel-less but strong tornado, coincident with golfball-sized hail, uplifted a roof, shifted a barn, and downed several trees. Losses totaled $2,500. Grazulis did not list the tornado as an F2 or stronger. NCEI incorrectly lists this tornado as having occurred southeast of Lamont, in Greenwood County. F2SW of Royal to NW of CornellClayIA23:23–?Several funnel clouds were observed with this strong tornado touching down and damaging structures near Rossie. Losses totaled $250. Grazulis did not list the tornado as an F2 or stronger. F0E of CarnegieCaddoOK00:00–00:05A brief tornado touched down in an open field with no damage being reported. F1N of New LibertyScottIA01:30–?A tornado struck a farmstead, damaging outbuildings and killing a cow. Losses totaled $2,500. No funnel cloud was seen, but a "roaring" sound was heard.

April 27 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, April 27, 1954F#LocationCounty / ParishStateStartTime (UTC)Path length widthSummary F1AntiochGarvinOK08:00–?A tornado damaged a trio of homes. Losses totaled $25,000. F1WestoverClearfieldPA20:00–?A tornado moved directly through Westover, tossing goods off shelves in grocery stores, rocking buildings, smashing windows, and downing trees and wires. Losses totaled $250. F1SSW of LutherHowardTX20:00–?A tornado did slight damage in mostly open fields. Losses were unknown. F2AdenaJeffersonOH23:55–?A strong tornado damaged a garage, three outbuildings, 12 homes, fuel tanks, plate glass, automobiles, chimneys, and trees. A man was injured in an apartment above the garage and losses totaled $250,000. Grazulis did not list the tornado as an F2 or stronger. F0Lake CreekGreerOK00:30–?A brief tornado killed or injured poultry and damaged chicken coops. Losses totaled $2,500. F2Ballinger to SW of RowenaRunnelsTX00:30–?A tornado moved southwestward from Ballinger. It unroofed or otherwise damaged five homes. A garage was shifted and unroofed, windows were shattered, and a chicken coop was wrecked. Losses were unknown. The NCEI lists the endpoint as south-southeast of Olfen.

April 28 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Wednesday, April 28, 1954F#LocationCounty / ParishStateStartTime (UTC)Path length widthSummary F1W of VidaliaConcordiaLA12:30–?A funnel was observed damaging several homes. Losses totaled $25,000. F1S of Des ArcPrairieAR18:30–?The funnel from this tornado was observed from Letchworth. No damage was reported. F0NE of Atomic CityButteID19:20–?A tornado affected open country at the National Reactor Testing Station. Losses totaled $30. F1NW of CayoteBosqueTX23:00–?A tornado shifted a home, severed an electrical wire, destroyed a pair of outbuildings, and unroofed a barn. Losses were unknown. NCEI listed one injury, but not the Climatological Data National Summary. F1Kendrick (1st tornado)AlcornMS01:00–?This tornado and the following were a pair. Losses totaled $2,500. F1Kendrick (2nd tornado)AlcornMS01:00–?This tornado and the preceding were a pair. Losses totaled $2,500. F2WalkertownHardinTN01:15–01:30A brief but strong tornado unroofed a home and destroyed a store. A number of vehicles were damaged as well, along with the roofs of 25 other homes. Four people were injured and losses totaled $250,000. This and the preceding two tornadoes may have been part of the same storm. F2WNW of FairviewItawambaMS01:30–?A strong tornado destroyed a home and unroofed another. Two people were injured and losses totaled $25,000.

April 29 event + List of confirmed tornadoes – Thursday, April 29, 1954F#LocationCounty / ParishStateStartTime (UTC)Path length widthSummary F1Norton to HatchelRunnelsTX20:50–?A brief tornado destroyed sheep enclosures and hurled a barn onto a house, damaging the latter. A woman was tossed by the wind and injured as a result. Losses were unknown. F2NW of Roll to S of ViciRoger Mills, Ellis, DeweyOK21:00–?A strong tornado skipped over rural countryside, tearing up a segment of blacktop near Arnett, before destroying various outbuildings and barns on five farmsteads. Losses totaled $25,000. F1AmoritaAlfalfaOK21:30–?A brief tornado damaged a farmstead. Losses totaled $2,500. F1E of Hawley to W of Phantom HillJonesTX22:40–? F1W of Camargo to CestosDeweyOK23:30–?≥This tornado damaged several outbuildings. Losses totaled $30. The Climatological Data National Summary listed a loss of $900 and a path. F2SSE of LoyalKingfisherOK00:45–?This tornado struck four farmsteads, destroying a barn. Two people were injured and losses totaled $25,000. F0NE of Valley CenterSedgwickKS01:15–?This tornado briefly touched down over open country. Losses were unknown. F2W of YukonCanadianOK03:00–?This tornado affected four farms. Losses were unknown. Grazulis did not list the tornado as an F2 or stronger. F1E of LawtonComancheOK03:45–?A brief tornado produced minimal damage. Losses totaled $30.

April 30 event