Hail and wind reports › January 2, 2023 › Oklahoma
Hail and wind reports in Oklahoma, January 2, 2023
3 hail, 2 wind and 5 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 81 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01-02 22:38 | Tornado | 5 SE SHIDLER | OSAGE | A BRIEF TORNADO OCCURRED OVER OPEN COUNTRY. IT WAS OBSERVED BY SEVERAL PEOPLE FROM VARIOUS LOCATIONS. NO KNOWN DAMAGE OCCURRED... SO IT WILL BE RATED EF-UNKNOWN. (TSA) | |
| 01-02 23:38 | Tornado | 4 NNE PRYOR | MAYES | EF-0 TORNADO SNAPPED TREE LIMBS... DAMAGED THE ROOFS OF SEVERAL HOMES... AND DAMAGED OR DESTROYED SEVERAL BARNS. (TSA) | |
| 01-02 23:40 | Wind | 81 mph | 5 S ADAIR | MAYES | PRYOR MESONET LOCATED 5 MILES S OF ADAIR MEASURED 81.4 MPH THUNDERSTORM WIND GUST. (TSA) |
| 01-02 23:49 | Hail | 1.00 in | 4 SSW ONAPA | MCINTOSH | (TSA) |
| 01-02 23:55 | Hail | 1.50 in | 8 W WARNER | MCINTOSH | SOCIAL MEDIA REPORT OF HALF DOLLAR TO PING PONG BALL WEST OF WARNER. (TSA) |
| 01-02 23:56 | Tornado | 8 ESE ONAPA | MCINTOSH | THIS TORNADO DEVELOPED SOUTHWEST OF TEXANNA... AND MOVED NORTHEAST TOWARD DUCHESS LANDING. OUTBUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED... THE ROOFS OF HOMES WERE DAMAGED... AND TREES W (TSA) | |
| 01-03 00:23 | Tornado | 3 SSW FAIRLAND | OTTAWA | A TORNADO BLEW THE ROOFS FROM SEVERAL OUTBUILDINGS... AND UPROOTED TREES. (TSA) | |
| 01-03 00:30 | Wind | damage | KEEFETON | MUSKOGEE | ROOF BLOWN OFF A BARN AND INTO SIDE OF A SINGLE FAMILY HOME IN KEEFETON. NO INJURIES. (TSA) |
| 01-03 00:39 | Hail | 1.00 in | 7 SSE HULBERT | CHEROKEE | REPORT FROM AMATEUR RADIO OF TREES DOWN AND HAIL RANGING FROM PEAS TO QUARTER SIZE 1 MILE NORTH OF WOODALL SCHOOL. (TSA) |
| 01-03 01:25 | Tornado | 2 NNE TAMAHA | SEQUOYAH | A TORNADO WAS OBSERVED FOR SEVERAL MINUTES. BASED ON RADAR DATA IT OCCURRED OVER ROBERT S KERR RESERVOIR. A DAMAGE SURVEY TEAM FOUND NO DAMAGE ON THE SHORES OF THE LAKE (TSA) |
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