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Hail and wind reports › June 4, 2024 › Oklahoma

Hail and wind reports in Oklahoma, June 4, 2024

2 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 2.75 in; strongest gust 75 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
06-05 02:34Wind58 mph3 ENE WashingtonMcClain(OUN)
06-05 03:13Hail1.25 in3 S Lake EllsworthComancheReport from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.). (OUN)
06-05 03:25WinddamageSeminoleSeminoleSeveral reports of downed power lines and power outages. (OUN)
06-05 03:30Hail2.75 inCacheComanche(OUN)
06-05 04:15Wind58 mph1 N RinglingJefferson(OUN)
06-05 04:15Wind60 mph7 NNW VelmaStephens(OUN)
06-05 04:42Wind60 mph2 ENE TullahasseeWagonerNickel size hail also falling at location; hwy 69 and Muskogee tpke junction. (TSA)
06-05 04:50Wind75 mph3 SE TullahasseeMuskogeespotter measured winds at hwy 69 and the Arkansas River. (TSA)
06-05 05:15WinddamageCartwrightBryanTree fell on house. (OUN)
06-05 05:25Wind59 mph3 NNE SparksLincoln(OUN)

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