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Oklahoma Storm Activity by County

Wind, hail, and tornado activity from official NOAA sources (NWS & SPC) · Last 180 days · Updated Sep 11, 2026

Tracking hail, high-wind, and tornado reports across Oklahoma? This page aggregates 5294 severe weather events recorded in 77 Oklahoma counties over the last 180 days, including hail up to 3.75" and wind gusts up to 275 mph — every one sourced directly from official National Weather Service alerts and Storm Prediction Center verified reports. Pick a county for its day-by-day storm log, radar snapshots, and official warning excerpts.

⚡ Haily's Briefing

Severe weather is active in southeast Oklahoma, with a severe thunderstorm warning in McCurtain County for 60 mph wind and additional hail-focused alerts extending through McCurtain, Red River, and Bowie. SPC notes the strongest storms could produce large hail around 2 inches or more and damaging wind gusts in the 55–70 mph range, with a couple of tornadoes possible in the broader severe setup; for Oklahoma, the main concern is the corridor near far southeast OK where storms are already ongoing and could intensify through this evening.

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5294
Events (180d)
77
Counties w/ activity
275 mph
Peak wind gust · 6 mo
NWS severe threshold: 58 mph · hurricane force: 74 mph
3.75"
Largest hail · 6 mo
1" quarter · 1.75" golf ball · 2.75" baseball
30
Tornado reports · 6 mo
Across 18 counties

Statewide maxima from SPC verified reports and NWS warnings, last 180 days. Tornado EF ratings are assigned by NWS survey teams after ground surveys and published in NOAA's final storm records.

Live radar across Oklahoma

Current NEXRAD radar across Oklahoma with recent storm report locations
Current radar across Oklahoma, with storm reports from the past 7 days plotted. Refreshes throughout the day. Imagery courtesy of the Iowa Environmental Mesonet, Iowa State University; radar data via NOAA/NWS.

Top 5 wind gusts in Oklahoma · last 6 months

  1. 1275 mphnear 3 W Laverne, Harper CountyJun 15, 2026
  2. 2107 mphnear Vance Air Force Base, Garfield CountyApr 22, 2026
  3. 3102 mphnear 7 W Hinton, Caddo CountyJun 21, 2026
  4. 4101 mphnear 3 SSE Boise City, Cimarron CountyJun 25, 2026
  5. 596 mphnear 3 SE Breckenridge, Garfield CountyJun 26, 2026

Top 5 hail reports in Oklahoma · last 6 months

  1. 13.75"near 4 W Braman, Kay CountyApr 22, 2026
  2. 23.5"near 5 E Watonga, Blaine CountyApr 1, 2026
  3. 33.25"near Lamont, Grant CountyApr 17, 2026
  4. 43"near 4 W Jet, Alfalfa CountyApr 17, 2026
  5. 53"Harmon CountyAugust 2026

SPC verified reports only. Events inside the last 30 days show county and month — exact locations and dates are available in the app with a free account.

How Oklahoma compares nationally

17thmost active storm state by report frequency · 8th by severity-weighted index · rolling 12 months
Wind: 23rd — 416 reports Hail: 7th — 328 reports Tornado: 11th — 51 reports
#1 Illinois 1,692
#2 Missouri 1,591
#3 Kansas 1,517
#4 Texas 1,503
#5 Pennsylvania 1,319
#6 Virginia 1,177
#7 North Carolina 1,140
#8 Nebraska 1,129
#9 Ohio 1,104
#10 Indiana 1,030
#17 Oklahoma 795

Ranked by SPC verified storm reports (wind, hail, tornado) across all 50 states over the last 12 months. Severity-weighted index scores each report by hazard (tornado ×20, hail ×4, wind ×1) so a single derecho's flood of wind reports doesn't outweigh tornado outbreaks. Recalculated daily as of Sep 11, 2026.

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Counties with recent storm activity

CountyEventsHailWindTornadoMax hailMax windLatest
Texas 155 52 103 0 0.88" 96 mph September 2026
Osage 149 89 55 5 2.75" 67 mph September 2026
Cimarron 128 41 87 0 2.5" 101 mph September 2026
Le Flore 128 76 52 0 2.5" 55 mph September 2026
Beaver 120 50 69 1 1.75" 80 mph September 2026
Kiowa 109 45 64 0 2.75" 70 mph August 2026
Washita 108 51 57 0 2.5" 64 mph August 2026
Jackson 103 45 58 0 1.25" 62 mph August 2026
Kay 99 53 43 3 3.75" 76 mph August 2026
Woods 97 48 49 0 2" 66 mph September 2026
Caddo 96 45 51 0 0.88" 102 mph August 2026
Grant 95 58 36 1 3.25" 74 mph September 2026
Beckham 94 42 52 0 2.75" 84 mph August 2026
Cleveland 94 42 52 0 2.75" 92 mph August 2026
Custer 94 42 52 0 1" 69 mph August 2026
Ellis 93 38 55 0 0.88" 76 mph September 2026
Garfield 91 44 46 1 2.75" 107 mph August 2026
Comanche 90 46 44 0 2.75" 80 mph August 2026
Greer 89 37 52 0 1.25" 72 mph August 2026
McCurtain 89 69 20 0 2" 55 mph September 2026
Major 85 48 37 0 1.75" 76 mph Aug 7, 2026
Blaine 84 48 36 0 3.5" 60 mph Aug 7, 2026
Washington 84 58 26 0 2" 80 mph August 2026
Canadian 82 34 48 0 2.5" 75 mph August 2026
Harper 82 31 51 0 1.75" 275 mph September 2026
Roger Mills 81 32 49 0 1" 64 mph August 2026
Woodward 78 31 47 0 1.75" 89 mph September 2026
Tillman 77 26 51 0 2.75" 68 mph August 2026
Oklahoma 75 20 54 1 1.25" 75 mph August 2026
Grady 73 42 31 0 2.5" 67 mph August 2026
Noble 73 38 35 0 1.75" 60 mph August 2026
Alfalfa 72 38 34 0 3" 60 mph September 2026
Logan 72 36 36 0 2.5" 61 mph Aug 7, 2026
Harmon 71 29 42 0 3" 75 mph August 2026
Dewey 69 32 37 0 1.25" 86 mph Aug 7, 2026
Payne 69 33 36 0 1.75" 86 mph September 2026
Carter 68 41 27 0 2" 55 mph September 2026
Kingfisher 68 34 34 0 1" 60 mph Aug 7, 2026
McClain 68 37 31 0 0.88" 72 mph August 2026
Cherokee 66 25 40 1 0.88" 70 mph September 2026
Tulsa 65 27 37 1 1.75" 67 mph September 2026
Pottawatomie 62 24 36 2 1.5" 75 mph August 2026
Rogers 62 25 37 0 2" 60 mph September 2026
Delaware 60 40 20 0 1.75" 64 mph September 2026
Jefferson 60 32 28 0 1.25" 60 mph September 2026
Stephens 58 37 21 0 1" 60 mph September 2026
Craig 57 40 17 0 2" 58 mph Aug 6, 2026
Nowata 57 38 19 0 0.88" 65 mph Jul 18, 2026
Lincoln 56 22 34 0 1.75" 64 mph September 2026
Garvin 55 34 19 2 2.5" 60 mph September 2026
Johnston 55 30 22 3 2.75" 70 mph September 2026
Mayes 54 25 29 0 1.25" 70 mph September 2026
Cotton 50 23 27 0 1" 71 mph August 2026
Muskogee 50 22 27 1 0.88" 62 mph September 2026
Ottawa 50 29 21 0 1" 70 mph Aug 7, 2026
Pushmataha 50 19 30 1 1.75" 55 mph September 2026
Adair 47 26 19 2 2" 63 mph August 2026
Pawnee 47 23 24 0 1" 60 mph August 2026
Love 46 24 22 0 1" 55 mph September 2026
Murray 45 27 18 0 2.5" 55 mph September 2026
Wagoner 45 19 26 0 2" 55 mph September 2026
Pontotoc 44 24 19 1 1.75" 55 mph September 2026
Creek 41 19 22 0 1" 65 mph September 2026
Choctaw 40 15 23 2 1.75" 55 mph August 2026
Sequoyah 40 18 22 0 2.5" 55 mph September 2026
Atoka 39 24 15 0 1.75" 55 mph September 2026
Marshall 39 21 18 0 1" 63 mph September 2026
Seminole 39 19 19 1 2.5" 81 mph August 2026
Okmulgee 38 23 15 0 1.25" 60 mph September 2026
Bryan 36 22 14 0 1.75" 55 mph September 2026
Haskell 35 22 13 0 0.88" 55 mph September 2026
Pittsburg 32 20 11 1 1.75" 59 mph September 2026
Latimer 31 21 10 0 1.75" 58 mph September 2026
McIntosh 28 17 11 0 1.75" 71 mph September 2026
Okfuskee 24 13 11 0 0.88" 55 mph August 2026
Hughes 21 13 8 0 1" 59 mph September 2026
Coal 18 9 9 0 0.75" 55 mph September 2026

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