<p>For those who did not know the full extent of the April 27th. Tornado:</p>
<p>April 27 by the numbers
53 confirmed tornadoes in Alabama
14 confirmed tornadoes in West Alabama
4 confirmed tornadoes in Tuscaloosa County
423 miles: Length of tornado tracks touching down in West Alabama
238 confirmed fatalities statewide
46 confirmed fatalities in Tuscaloosa County
6 confirmed fatalities in Hale County
4 confirmed fatalities in Fayette County
1 confirmed fatality in Bibb County
950 victims treated for injuries at DCH Regional Medical Center and Northport Medical Center
118 victims admitted as patients to DCH and Northport Medical
26 victims transferred to either Children’s Hospital, UAB Hospital or Princeton Baptist Medical Center
7 victims remaining at DCH, one in the intensive care unit, three in long-term care and four in rehabilitation
56 people staying at the Red Cross shelter at the Belk Activity Center
76,200 FEMA applications by individual or families statewide
11,665 FEMA applications by individual or families in Tuscaloosa County
$43.58 million FEMA grants awarded to individuals statewide
$10.23 million FEMA grants awarded to individuals in Tuscaloosa County
7,371 residential homes damaged in Tuscaloosa County
2,349 residential homes severely damaged in Tuscaloosa County
2,375 residential homes destroyed in Tuscaloosa County
$1.9 to $2.6 billion insured losses in Alabama
220 households approved for FEMA mobile homes statewide
51 FEMA mobile homes leased to families statewide
13 FEMA mobile homes in Tuscaloosa County
2.3 million cubic yards of debris removed statewide by private contractors or federal and state governments
1 million cubic yards of debris removed by the Army Corps of Engineers in 21 counties and 33 cities
750,000 cubic yards of debris estimated in the city of Tuscaloosa
304,000 cubic yards of debris removed from the city
250,000 cubic yards of debris estimated in Tuscaloosa County
122,000 cubic yards of debris removed so far from the county</p>