Tornado outbreak of November 15, 2005

!colspan="6"|List of confirmed tornadoes – Tuesday, November 15, 2005

|F#

|E of Matthews

|New Madrid

|1837

|0.2 mile

|The first tornado of the outbreak was confirmed by the local sheriff, and no damage was reported.{{Cite web |url=http://www.tornadohistoryproject.com/tornado/2005/11/15/table |title=Tornado History Project: November 15, 2005 |access-date=2020-05-21 |archive-date=2017-12-09 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171209161406/http://www.tornadohistoryproject.com/tornado/2005/11/15/table |url-status=usurped }}{{Cite web|url=https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/stormevents/listevents.jsp?eventType=(C)+Tornado&beginDate_mm=11&beginDate_dd=15&beginDate_yyyy=2005&endDate_mm=11&endDate_dd=15&endDate_yyyy=2005&hailfilter=0.00&tornfilter=0&windfilter=000&sort=DT&submitbutton=Search&statefips=-999,ALL|title=Storm Events Database - Search Results | National Centers for Environmental Information|website=www.ncdc.noaa.gov}}

|NNW of East Prairie to NW of Whiting

|Mississippi

|1844

|0.2 mile

|Tornado sighted and reported by a local radio station. No damage was reported.

|WSW of Lilbourn

|New Madrid

|2044

|0.2 mile

|An old equipment shed was destroyed, and a couple of power lines were downed near that shed. A large, partially rotten tree was snapped off about halfway up.

|SW of Lilbourn to North Lilbourn

|New Madrid

|2055

|1 mile
(1.6 km)

|Moderate damage occurred on the western side of Lilbourn. A couple of mobile homes were pushed several feet off of their foundations. Several projectiles were embedded into one of the mobile homes. A considerable amount of debris was stuck in the trees in the area. Numerous trees were either sheared off or blown down. A minivan was turned slightly, and a couple of small outbuildings were damaged or destroyed. Near the end of the tornado track in North Lilbourne, a couple of farm trailers and a couple of empty semi trailers were overturned. Two people were injured.

|Eastern Norris City

|White

|1910

|0.2 mile

|Brief tornado occurred near a reservoir and caused no damage.

|NW of Metropolis

|Massac

|1934

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|A weak, short-lived tornado was reported crossing the Ohio River just east of the Kentucky state line. No damage was observed.

|NW of Omega to SSE of Farina

|Marion

|2035

|5 miles

|Much of the path was through Stephen A. Forbes State Park, where extensive tree damage occurred. Some machine sheds, outbuildings, and a 32-foot travel trailer were all destroyed. Three farms were also damaged, and one house lost its entire roof.

|W of Bogota to Newton to Sam Parr State Park

|Jasper

|2115

|10 miles
(16 km)

|Tornado downed numerous trees and power lines as it moved directly through Newton. The majority of the structural damage impacted outbuildings, barns, and grain bins. Eleven outbuildings were severely damaged or destroyed. Three houses sustained minor damage. One attached garage was destroyed, and the debris was carried 150 yards downwind.

|S of Harco

|Saline

|2132

|0.2 mile

|Brief touchdown. No damage was reported.

|W of Eaton to Dyer

|Crockett, Gibson

|1920

|15 miles
(24 km)

|In Crockett County, one house was shifted off its foundation, and others sustained shingle damage; in Dyer, the tornado damaged 25 houses as well as several businesses. Mobile homes and some utility sheds were also damaged in multiple locations.

|N of Rutherford to Sidonia

|Weakley

|1955

|2 miles

|One house was significantly damaged. Two mobile homes and several other houses were damaged to a lesser extent. Many trees were blown down or uprooted as well.

|Palestine to Paris to NE of Buchanan

|Henry

|2035

|20 miles
(32 km)

| A strong tornado destroyed several manufacturing facilities and about 30 houses, with another 70 houses sustaining damage of some degree. The Henry County emergency management center took a direct hit from the tornado and was forced to relocate. The tornado briefly displayed a twin funnel and injured 13 people.

|ENE of Vale

|Benton

|2135

|1 mile
(1.6 km)

|A house lost part of its roof.

|N of Camden

|Benton

|2138

|1.2 miles

|A house had its roof torn off.

|S of Tennessee Ridge

|Houston

|2204

|0.5 mile
(800 m)

|A modular home was destroyed, and other houses were damaged.

|SE of Erin (1st tornado)

|Houston

|2210

|0.2 mile

|Trees were snapped along Bateman Branch Road.

|SE of Erin (2nd tornado)

|Houston

|2210

|0.3 mile

|Metal sheds and outbuildings sustained roof damage.

|Shiloh

|Montgomery

|2235

|0.2 mile

|A mobile home was overturned and destroyed.

|SW of Cunningham

|Montgomery

|2236

|0.2 mile

|A mobile home was damaged, and the roof was blown off of a market.

|N of Cunningham

|Montgomery

|2237

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Damage was limited to trees.

|S of Clarksville

|Montgomery

|2244

|1 mile
(1.6 km)

|A well-built brick house had its roof torn off, and large trees were snapped.

|NE of Holladay

|Benton

|2250

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Trees were snapped.

|S of New Johnsonville

|Humphreys

|2255

|2 miles

|A mobile home and a house were destroyed, and several other houses sustained roof damage. One barn also lost its roof.

|N of Sylvia

|Dickson

|2333

|1 mile
(1.6 km)

|Multiple houses sustained extensive damage.

|N of Charlotte

|Dickson

|2340

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Damage was limited to trees.

|N of Collinwood

|Wayne

|0002

|6 miles
(10 km)

|This strong tornado snapped numerous large trees and damaged multiple houses, nearly destroying one of them. Two trailer homes were pushed off their foundations, and a barn was destroyed. One person was injured.

|E of Pleasant View

|Robertson

|0005

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Trees were snapped and large branches were downed.

|NW of Nashville

|Davidson

|0015

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Utility poles were broken near Whites Creek Pike.

|SW of Burwood (1st tornado)

|Maury

|0025

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Brief tornado with no damage.

|SW of Burwood (2nd tornado)

|Williamson

|0032

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Brief tornado with no damage.

|SE of Hendersonville

|Sumner

|0042

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Several trees were blown down.

|Rossington

|McCracken

|1930

|0.2 mile

|Brief tornado with no damage.

|S of Mayfield to Benton to SW of Princeton

|Graves, Calloway, Marshall, Lyon

|1945

|44 miles
(70 km)

|1 death – This strong, long-tracked tornado began near Mayfield, downing trees and damaging garages and outbuildings. In Calloway County, additional tree and outbuilding damage occurred. In Marshall County, the tornado reached F3 intensity as it passed just south of Benton. The tornado then crossed the Kentucky Lake and devastated the Hillman Ferry Campground where 115 RVs were destroyed, along with a dock and several boats, Nineteen houses were destroyed, 36 others sustained major damage, and 65 more received minor damage. A man was killed when his mobile home was thrown 40 feet. The tornado damaged several more houses at F2 intensity near Lake Barkley before dissipating. This tornado was on the ground for 65 minutes, and about 20 people were injured.

|SE of Princeton

|Caldwell

|2101

|0.2 mile

|Several trees were downed.

|Earlington to Southeastern Madisonville to W of Sacramento

|Hopkins

|2127

|15 miles
(24 km)

|Violent multi-vortex tornado first struck Earlington where houses were leveled, trees were "reduced to nubs," and the ground was reportedly scoured to bare soil. Windspeeds were estimated at 220 miles per hour here. A steel beam was carried through the air and found wedged against trees and other debris. Damage also occurred along the east side of Madisonville. A total of 151 houses and buildings were destroyed, 67 others sustained major damage, and 303 more showed minor damage. At least 40 people were injured. This was the only violent tornado that occurred in 2005.

|ENE of Calhoun

|McLean

|2204

|0.2 mile

|The front porch of a house was blown off, and an outbuilding behind it was moved slightly.

|N of Utica

|Daviess

|2212

|0.2 mile

|Brief tornado touched down over an open field with no damage.

|NW of Adairville to S of Middleton

|Logan

|2315

|8.4 miles

|Many homes, trailers, barns, and outbuildings were damaged.

|NNE of Turnertown

|Simpson

|2352

|1 mile
(1.6 km)

|Tornado damaged trailers and downed many trees.

|Woodburn

|Warren

|0007

|1 mile
(1.6 km)

|Tornado struck the north side of town. Three businesses, six houses, and numerous barns and outbuildings were damaged. Initially thought to have been straight-line winds.

|SW of Pine Bluff

|Jefferson

|2020

|0.7 mile
(1.1 km)

|A number of trees were snapped off along the path of the tornado, and one house sustained chimney damage.

|NNE of Gillett to SSE of Ethel

|Arkansas

|2052

|16.5 miles
(27 km)

|Tornado destroyed a barn and an outbuilding, and damaged several others. A few houses had shingles torn off, and hundreds of trees were knocked down or broken off. A few power poles were also knocked down.

|Hyden

|Arkansas

|2055

|3.5 miles
(5.5 km)

|The tornado blew down some trees and damaged the roofs of several barns.

|NE of Washington to Burns City

|Daviess, Martin

|2040

|12 miles
(20 km)

|In Daviess County, the K&K Industries plant was destroyed, trapping several employees. A total of 123 houses and 20 businesses in the county were damaged or destroyed. In Martin County, F1 intensity damage occurred. 31 people were injured.

|S of Coveyville

|Lawrence

|2125

|0.2 mile

|Brief tornado damaged two houses. This tornado came from the same supercell that spawned the F3 tornado in Daviess and Martin Counties.

|NW of Old St Louis

|Bartholomew, Shelby

|2219

|10 miles
(23 km)

|A large hog farm was severely damaged, and an old farmhouse was blown off its foundation. At least 25 properties were damaged in this largely rural area, with six declared total losses. One person was injured. This tornado came from the same supercell that produced the previous F1 and F3 tornadoes.

|WNW of Friendly Corner to SW of Van Buren

|Grant

|0010

|3 miles
(5 km)

|A house sustained roof damage, several trees and power lines were downed, and grain elevator augers were overturned. The tornado crossed Interstate 69, which resulted in a “semi truck” being blown off the highway.

|Vernon

|Lamar

|0030

|0.1 mile
(200 m)

|Tornado partially tore the roof off a building supply company and slightly damaged a few other adjacent smaller buildings in town.

|NE of Crane Hill

|Cullman

|0230

|0.3 mile

|A service station received moderate roof damage and had its awning partially torn off. Numerous trees were snapped and twisted in this vicinity. A house sustained shingle damage and had a window blown out. Extensive power line damage occurred, and a pump house was destroyed as well.