This includes the Town of Huntsville Zoning Bylaw 2008-66, as amended mapping data areas and areas of exceptions. This information is updated quarterly.

Open space around Huntsville.

Gallery of interactive maps from the NOAA Geoplatform of past tornado events across the Huntsville Weather Forecast Office Forecast's area of responsibility from 2011 through 2023. This area includes portions of northern Alabama and Lincoln, Moore, and Franklin counties in Tennessee. These maps depict the tracks and damage points complete with the pictures taken to complete the survey information.For even more information about some past severe weather events, visit our Storm Surveys Webpage.

County and Parish Boundaries dataset current as of 2014.

This map shows MODIS Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) using MODIS imagery from before the April 27, 2011 outbreak and after. The resulting image shown highlights the substantial impacts the tornadoes had on plants and other vegetation. The brighter white colors show areas where there was the greatest change in vegetation. Simply put, the long white streaks reveal the areas where the tornadoes altered the landscape by destroying large swaths of vegetation. A few of the most visible tracks are labeled in the map with information shown when you click on the icons.

Two supercells occurred in Huntsville on August 4th, 2017. Three tornadoes were confirmed by radar and witness accounts in Utterson, Fairy Lake and Rebecca Lake as EF1, EF1 and EF2 respectively. Ground surveys were conducted by Environment and Climate Change Canada. Aerial surveys were conducted on March 17th, 2018.​

This map shows the 14 counties within the NWS Huntsville County Warning Area.

This map depicts all documented tornadoes that occurred on July 21st, 2023. Pictures of damage along various points can also be seen on this map.

Huntsville, Ontario Transit Route and Transit Stops

This PDF map shows the roads along with the corresponding road name index for the Town of Huntsville.Page Size: 36x50File Size: 5.7 mbUpdated: 14/04/2021

The National Weather Service in Birmingham and Huntsville would like to remember those who were lost and honor those who helped during the recovery period after April 27, 2011. This Story Map chronicles the event and includes before/after photos, rebuilding efforts and personal stories for those who were affected, either during or after the event. The Story Map serves as a "Family Album" of sorts, with content provided by NWS Birmingham, NWS Huntsville, and stories/photos submitted by YOU, the public. Rather than a static webpage, it will be dynamic, and updated for years to come.