Vermont Tornado History — 49 Tornadoes Since 1950
How many tornadoes does Vermont get per year?
Vermont has had 49 tornadoes on record since 1950 — averaging about 0.6 per year since 1950 (about 0.5 per year over the last decade). Counts come from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center archive for Vermont. The 3 cities below report tornadoes within their own search radius, so those figures overlap each other and do not sum to the state total.
When was the most recent tornado in Vermont?
The most recent confirmed tornado in our Vermont dataset was an EF0 tornado on July 13, 2023. Confirmed records are complete through December 29, 2025; more recent preliminary reports are listed below.
When is tornado season in Vermont?
July is historically the peak month for tornadoes in Vermont, with 17 on record since 1950. Tornadoes can occur any time of year, but spring through early summer (April–June) generally sees the highest activity across most US states.
Vermont at a Glance
Notable Tornadoes in Vermont
3 preliminary tornado reports in Vermont since December 29, 2025
These are 3 preliminary reports, not confirmed tornadoes. They have not yet been through an NWS damage survey, and are not counted in the confirmed totals above.
Preliminary reports are revised, merged, and sometimes withdrawn — historically about 23% are consolidated downward once surveys complete. Ratings are omitted until a survey assigns one.
Confirmed records above are complete through December 29, 2025. NOAA publishes the confirmed archive annually, so tornadoes after that date appear here first and move into the totals above once finalized.
Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center preliminary storm reports, updated daily.