Friday’s round of severe weather caused widespread wind damage across north and north-central Alabama and has been blamed for three deaths.

It also produced two tornadoes in Jackson County.

The National Weather Service in Huntsville took a look at storm damage in Jackson County on Friday and identified two separate tornado tracks.

One was near Section; the other was near Pisgah. Both tornadoes came from the same storm.

The Section tornado was given a preliminary rating of EF-1 with peak winds estimated at 95 mph, the weather service said. It had a path length of 5.044 miles and a path width of 105 yards. There were no injuries.

The tornado touched down at 12:43 p.m. south of Section and uprooted trees. It headed northward and flipped a manufactured home and damaged several others. The tornado tracked toward Dutton, causing minor roof damage to a home off Hodge Road and County Road 124. Before lifting, the tornado tore metal roofing off a chicken house near County Road 19.

The Pisgah tornado was also given a preliminary rating of EF-1 and had top winds estimated at 95 mph.

It was on the ground for 3.17 miles and had a path width of 50 yards. There were no injuries. The tornado touched down at 12:47 p.m. near County Road 88, uprooting trees. It tracked near County Road 61 and ended on County Road 126, where minor damage to chicken houses was found.

See the weather service’s preliminary report on the tornadoes here.