Oklahoma County, Oklahoma: hail history 2014–2026

The National Weather Service logged 427 hail reports in Oklahoma County between January 2014 and June 2026. On 75 days the largest stone was an inch or bigger, the size NWS calls severe. The biggest was 4 inches, about the size of a grapefruit, reported on May 17, 2025 near Harrah. May is the peak month (27% of reports).

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Our record covers 2014–2026 only. A roof older than 2014 has also been through hail we do not show here. A day counts when at least one report of 1 inch or larger was filed in the county, so it does not mean your own roof was hit; an inspection is the only way to know.

Year by year

Hail in Oklahoma County, by year (NOAA Storm Events)
YearReportsDays 1 in+Days 1.75 in+Largest
2014 13 422 in
2015 16 421.75 in
2016 10 611.75 in
2017 20 1031.75 in
2018 11 201.25 in
2019 37 822 in
2020 19 411.75 in
2021 11 421.75 in
2022 13 211.75 in
2023 83 822.75 in
2024 76 732.75 in
2025 87 1344 in
2026 (Jan–Jun) 31 312.75 in
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database · data as of 2014–2026

When hail hits: reports by month

Hail reports in Oklahoma County by month, 2014–2026 2 Jan 2 Feb 60 Mar 95 Apr 114 May 42 Jun 21 Jul 9 Aug 40 Sep 28 Oct 9 Nov 5 Dec
Hail reports in Oklahoma County by month, 2014–2026
Jan2
Feb2
Mar60
Apr95
May114
Jun42
Jul21
Aug9
Sep40
Oct28
Nov9
Dec5

May alone has 27% of the 427 reports. Book an inspection before the first month with reports so crews still have dates.

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  • 1.75 to 2.74 in (golf ball to tennis ball)
  • 2.75 in and up (baseball)

342 reports of 1 inch or larger have coordinates; the map shows the 140 largest. Each dot is a place a spotter, a trained observer or the public reported hail, not a measured storm path.

Sources: NOAA Storm Events (report locations) · US Census cartographic boundary (county outline, public domain)

The ten biggest hail days

DateLargest hailReportsWhere
May 17, 20254 in, a grapefruit21Harrah
October 23, 20253 in, a teacup18Choctaw
September 24, 20242.75 in, a baseball35The Village
March 10, 20262.75 in, a baseball19Bethany
July 9, 20232.75 in, a baseball9(Okc)Will Rogers Apt
April 19, 20232.25 in, a hen egg53Edmond
March 23, 20192 in, a hen egg9Edmond
June 25, 20242 in, a hen egg9The Village
December 14, 20142 in, a hen egg5Oklahoma City
May 19, 20241.75 in, a golf ball17Del City
“Multiple sources reported that hail size increased from quarter size to larger than baseball size at the Interstate 40 and Choctaw Road junction during the event time.”
National Weather Service report, October 23, 2025
“Sufficient wind shear and instability lead to a mix of supercell and cluster storm modes producing reports of large hail and wind damage.”
National Weather Service report, July 9, 2023
“Hailfall likely occurred prior to report time (between 1640-1650 CST) based on radar evidence.”
National Weather Service report, April 19, 2023

Tornadoes in Oklahoma County

NOAA lists 34 tornadoes in the county in 2014–2026; the 8 strongest are below. Tornadoes tear off whole roof sections, which is a different repair from hail bruising.

DateRatingPath lengthWidthNear
November 3, 2024EF311.9 mi1000 ydChoctaw · 0 deaths, 7 injured
May 6, 2015EF32 mi700 ydValley Brook · 0 deaths, 12 injured
November 3, 2024EF31.4 mi400 ydValley Brook · 0 deaths, 6 injured
April 26, 2016EF110 mi150 ydJones
October 9, 2018EF110 mi20 yd(Tik)Tinker Afb
April 27, 2024EF18.5 mi150 yd(Tik)Tinker Afb
February 26, 2023EF15.5 mi500 ydWheatland
June 22, 2026EF14.6 mi100 ydOklahoma City

Strongest thunderstorm gusts

DateGustNear
April 23, 2022100 mphChoctaw
May 6, 2024100 mphValley Brook
June 25, 202490 mphNichols Hills
June 7, 201487 mphOklahoma City
March 31, 201586 mphOklahoma City
November 3, 202485 mphChoctaw

Gust speeds are measured or estimated; reports in knots are converted to mph.

What to do with this

  1. Find the year your roof went on (closing papers, permit, a past invoice). Use the box above to see how many severe hail days it has lived through.
  2. After any day on the table, photograph the roof and keep the date: insurers ask for it.
  3. Get a free inspection from a local roofer: Edmond.

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All counties: hail history hub · live hail map. Data: NOAA Storm Events Database, 2014–2026, county level, public domain. The 2026 row is partial: NOAA's file ran to June 2026 when we loaded it on 2026-10-06. Reports are filed by spotters, trained observers and the public; one storm can produce many reports. Not a forecast, not legal advice.