Climate in Trussville

Trussville shares north-central Alabama's genuine humid subtropical climate -- hot, humid summers and mild winters -- with zero hurricane risk as an inland suburb, but real, documented, direct tornado exposure.

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A genuine humid subtropical climate, consistent with the Birmingham metro

As a Birmingham-area suburb, Trussville shares the region's broader climate profile documented for Birmingham in this project's companion birmingham-al.js record: hot, humid summers (July averages near 82°F) and mild winters (January averages near 45°F), with meaningful annual precipitation and minimal snowfall.

Zero hurricane risk; real, direct tornado history instead

As an inland north-central Alabama suburb, Trussville carries no hurricane or storm-surge exposure. Its real hazard is tornado risk: an F2 tornado tracked 13.8 miles directly through the city on November 24, 2001, and a smaller EF0 tornado was confirmed inside city limits in February 2026 -- both real, direct, dated events.

A genuinely tornado-prone broader region

A broader-radius aggregation counts 146 tornadoes within 25 miles of Trussville since 1950, including 1 EF5 and 4 EF4 tornadoes -- real regional context establishing that Trussville sits within a recurring, not one-time, tornado-prone part of Alabama's "Dixie Alley."

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-24. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.