section_path: February/February 13–16 (United States)
section_name: February 13–16 (United States)
paragraph_text: February 13–16 (United States)
  
  A winter storm brought heavy rain and strong winds to Southern California on February 13, producing a high-end EF0 tornado that damaged mobile homes in Oxnard. Moving across the United States, the storm system produced severe thunderstorms and tornadoes throughout the Deep South from February 15–16. Tornadoes were confirmed in Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and Georgia, including a couple of strong tornadoes. The tornadoes were embedded in a fast-moving squall line, including an EF2 tornado that heavily damaged homes, destroyed a barn, and downed large trees near Bradford, Tennessee. In Alabama, another EF2 tornado touched down outside of Russellville and impacted areas in and around the small community of Waco, tearing the roof off of a house, destroying a silo and several outbuildings, tossing an ATV, and downing many trees and power lines. An EF1 tornado moved through Tuscumbia and Muscle Shoals, unroofing a school and another building. The towns of Collinsville, Mississippi and Rogersville, Alabama were also hit by EF1 tornadoes, resulting in minor to moderate damage. A total of 23 tornadoes were confirmed, resulting in no fatalities and two injuries. The storm system also spawned heavy winds in the Northeastern United States, with hurricane force winds recorded at Camp David. One woman died due to the high winds in Philadelphia when a tree fell on her vehicle.