EF0 Tornado Confirmed in North Clarksville After Sunday Storms

National Weather Service survey finds tornado path of 5 miles with peak winds of 75 mph.

Mar. 19, 2026 at 12:08am

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The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF0 tornado touched down in northern Clarksville, Tennessee on Sunday evening, causing damage to buildings, trees, and other structures across a 5-mile path.

Why it matters

Tornado events, even relatively weak ones, can pose significant risks to public safety and property in affected areas. This confirmation provides important information to Clarksville residents about the specific impacts of the storm and helps establish a record of the tornado's path and intensity.

The details

According to the NWS survey, the tornado began near Fort Campbell and continued northeast across Fort Campbell Boulevard to near Outlaw Field. The storm caused damage such as shingles falling off building roofs, small tree limbs snapping, an overhang structure being blown down at a car wash, downed and rotten trees, snapped tree branches, downed fences, and damage to vinyl siding and metal.

  • The tornado passed through the area around 9:35 PM on Sunday, March 16, 2026.

The players

National Weather Service

The federal agency responsible for monitoring and reporting on weather conditions, including the confirmation of tornado events.

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The takeaway

This tornado serves as a reminder for Clarksville residents to be prepared for severe weather events and to heed any warnings or advisories issued by local authorities. Proper planning and response can help minimize the risks and impacts of tornadoes and other extreme weather.