Post-Tropical Cyclone Jose tornado outbreak

The Post-Tropical Cyclone Jose tornado outbreak was a widespread tornado outbreak that occurred from November 6th to November 7th from the remnants of Tropical Storm Jose. While the storm was known to have produced several tornadoes throughout its lifespan as a tropical system, the extratropical remnants of Jose produced at least 61 tornadoes in Alabama and Mississippi. Tornadoes spawned from Jose as a tropical system are included in this article as well.

Meteorological Synopsis
Tropical Storm Jose made landfall in Florida on November 4th, 2029. The unusual storm, which contained a mesocyclone at its core, spawned 57 tornadoes in Florida, one of which produced wind speeds equivalent to that of an EF5 tornado. After moving inland and weakening to a post-tropical cyclone, Jose produced another 61 tornadoes in Alabama and Mississippi.