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Many across the valley experienced heavy rain and strong storms Saturday.

Here are viewers’ storm damage photos you sent to us.

  • Trees/lines down with property damage on Bolte Road near Memory Gardens in the city of Cullman
  • Trees/lines down with property damage on Bolte Road near Memory Gardens in the city of Cullman
  • Trees/lines down with property damage on Bolte Road near Memory Gardens in the city of Cullman
  • Steve Smith; North Vinemont County Road 1368
  • Outskirts of Holly Pond closet to Cullman. Linda Starnes; County Road 1650.
  • Outskirts of Holly Pond closet to Cullman. Linda Starnes; County Road 1650.
  • Sean Regan - Corner of Mose Chapel and Browns Ferry in Madison. Tree hit by lightning.
  • Wind damage from the Battleground area in Cullman County
  • trampoline in Gurley
  • Guntersville
  • Holly Pond
  • Poles down - Shop Pike Road - Sheffield
  • Lots of damage at Brindlee Mountain Primary School (Photo courtesy Adam Baxter)
  • siding damage in Douglas (Photo courtesy Katelyn Watwood)
  • ree through house in South Huntsville, near Lily Flagg Road (Photos courtesy Chris Davis)
  • ree through house in South Huntsville, near Lily Flagg Road (Photos courtesy Chris Davis)
  • Downed tree on house during storm today Allison Drive 35803. (Photo courtesy Lindsey Little)
  • Downed tree on house during storm today Allison Drive 35803. (Photo courtesy Lindsey Little)
  • Trampoline in south Huntsville. (Photo courtesy Lindsay Baker)
  • Point Mallard Campground
  • Point Mallard Campground
  • Two power poles broken and two leaning. Lines are submerged in the water at mile marker 85 on Highway 79 South in Scottsboro (Mink Creek) (Photo courtesy Josh Thomas)
  • Damage in Fyffe (Photo courtesy Nicole Martin)
  • Flemington Road in Southeast Huntsville (Photo courtesy Gail Davis)
  • Albertville (Photo courtesy Rita Peoples)
  • Albertville (Photo courtesy Anthony Harbin)

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