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Hail and wind reports › March 17, 2022 › Oklahoma

Hail and wind reports in Oklahoma, March 17, 2022

8 hail, 3 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.00 in; strongest gust 60 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
03-17 22:27Hail1.50 in9 WNW BOONECADDO(OUN)
03-17 23:00Wind60 mph2 SSE FORT COBB RESERVOCADDO(OUN)
03-17 23:03Hail1.25 inCARNEGIECADDO(OUN)
03-17 23:42Hail1.25 in5 ESE BINGERCADDO(OUN)
03-17 23:57Hail2.00 in4 E BINGERCADDO(OUN)
03-18 00:17Hail1.00 in6 ENE UNION CITYCANADIAN(OUN)
03-18 00:39Hail1.00 in4 NNE MUSTANGCANADIAN(OUN)
03-18 01:54Hail1.00 inDICKSONCARTER(OUN)
03-18 02:00Hail1.75 inMANNSVILLEJOHNSTON(OUN)
03-18 02:45Winddamage7 W OKMULGEEOKMULGEESEVERAL TREES BLOWN DOWN. (TSA)
03-18 03:34Winddamage4 WNW INOLAROGERSPUBLIC REPORT FROM HOME WEATHER STATION OF MEASURED 67 MPH WIND BEFORE LOSS OF DATA. LOCATED IN GREGORY SUBDIVISION... JUST NORTH OF HIGHWAY 412 AND IMMEDIATELY WEST OF (TSA)

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