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Hail and wind reports › July 8, 2025 › Oklahoma

Hail and wind reports in Oklahoma, July 8, 2025

5 hail, 17 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 71 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
07-08 21:33Hail1.00 in2 N Oklahoma CityOklahomaReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (OUN)
07-09 00:18Wind63 mph3 W Deer CreekGrant(OUN)
07-09 00:46Wind70 mphKremlinGarfield(OUN)
07-09 00:54Hail1.25 inKremlinGarfield(OUN)
07-09 00:55Winddamage3 SW KremlinGarfieldLight roof damage to a manufactured home along with a power pole blown down. Handheld anemometer recorded a 71-mph wind gust. Time estimated from radar. (OUN)
07-09 01:14Hail1.00 in1 W EnidGarfield(OUN)
07-09 01:34Wind69 mph3 SE HobartKiowa(OUN)
07-09 01:38Hail1.00 in1 ENE KnowlesBeaverFarmer reported hail on both sides of Knowles. West side had pea sized up to nickel. East side had hail up to quarters. And it hailed about 5 minutes. (AMA)
07-09 01:38Winddamage1 E KnowlesBeaverEM relayed 2nd hand information on 4-5 inch tree limbs down as well as corn stalks blown completely over. They estimated up to 60 mph winds with this damage. (AMA)
07-09 01:48Hail1.50 inHobartKiowaReport from mPING: Ping Pong Ball (1.50 in.). (OUN)
07-09 02:00Wind59 mph8 W SlapoutBeaver58 mph at 9pm. 59 is the peak so far and still another 59 mph gust at 915. (AMA)
07-09 02:55Wind60 mph4 SE PiedmontCanadianDelayed report. KHSD. (OUN)
07-09 03:00Wind66 mph8 WSW ArnettEllisArnett Mesonet. (OUN)
07-09 03:07Wind62 mph2 NW Warr AcresOklahomaDelayed report. KPWA. (OUN)
07-09 03:19Wind71 mph3 SE FrederickTillman(OUN)
07-09 03:30Winddamage7 S CrawfordRoger MillsA crane was blown over onto a truck. (OUN)
07-09 03:35Wind59 mph4 WNW CamargoDewey(OUN)
07-09 04:05Wind58 mph8 WSW ArnettEllis(OUN)
07-09 04:17Wind68 mph3 S SayreBeckham(OUN)
07-09 04:19Wind58 mph1 NE Elk CityBeckham(OUN)
07-09 04:33Wind58 mph3 NE ClintonCuster(OUN)
07-09 04:48Wind59 mph2 W Burns FlatWashitaKCSM. (OUN)

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