Hail and wind reports › July 14, 2023 › Oklahoma
Hail and wind reports in Oklahoma, July 14, 2023
1 hail, 12 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 60 mph.
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| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07-14 12:43 | Wind | damage | 2 SE Oologah | Rogers | 6 inch diameter treen down on top of a truck on the south end of Oologah Lake. Estimated winds of 60 mph. Time is radar estimated. Report relayed via social media. (TSA) |
| 07-14 23:45 | Wind | damage | 3 WSW Ponca City | Kay | Power poles down along Old Highway 60. (OUN) |
| 07-14 23:54 | Wind | damage | Welch | Craig | Power pole snapped at Hwy 59 and S530 Road east of Welch. Time is radar estimated. Report relayed via social media. (TSA) |
| 07-15 00:19 | Wind | damage | Hominy | Osage | Six inch diameter tree limb down knocking down power lines. Additional 4-6 inch diameter tree limbs down in south part of Hominy. (TSA) |
| 07-15 00:25 | Hail | 1.75 in | 2 WNW Woodward | Woodward | Report from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.). (OUN) |
| 07-15 00:42 | Wind | damage | 3 E Owasso | Rogers | Huge tree limb down at 76th st and 146th st east of Owssao. (TSA) |
| 07-15 01:05 | Wind | damage | Jenks | Tulsa | Two large trees down in Jenks blocking both lanes of S Florence at 116th St. (TSA) |
| 07-15 01:05 | Wind | damage | 4 SE Catoosa | Wagoner | Trees on the road at 21st and 273rd. (TSA) |
| 07-15 01:22 | Wind | damage | Wagoner | Wagoner | Tree fell on road at E740 Rd and S270 Rd on the southwest side of Wagoner. (TSA) |
| 07-15 01:22 | Wind | 60 mph | 4 N Wagoner | Wagoner | Estimated wind gust of 55 to 60 mph. (TSA) |
| 07-15 01:37 | Wind | damage | 2 N Okay | Wagoner | Trees and power line down bewteen Wagoner and Okay. Time is radar estimated. (TSA) |
| 07-15 01:37 | Wind | damage | 1 ESE Hulbert | Cherokee | Measured 61 mph wind gust with large tree limb down. (TSA) |
| 07-15 04:55 | Wind | damage | 3 N Lima | Seminole | Delayed report from July 14th. Several large (36-inch+ diameter) trees uprooted in the vicinity. Time estimated via radar. (OUN) |
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