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Hail and wind reports › October 18, 2025 › Oklahoma

Hail and wind reports in Oklahoma, October 18, 2025

5 hail, 4 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 65 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
10-18 17:50Wind60 mph2 N SallisawSequoyahStorm chaser on the north side of Sallisaw reported a power flash and brief loss of power. Also estimated thunderstorm wind gusts of 58 to 60 mph. (TSA)
10-18 23:07Hail1.00 in6 ENE MannfordTulsa1 inch hail reported. (TSA)
10-18 23:25Wind60 mph5 NW SapulpaCreekMeasured wind of 60 mph with 1/2 inch hail as well. (TSA)
10-18 23:28Hail1.25 in1 SE SapulpaCreekPublic report of 1.25 inch hail. (TSA)
10-18 23:47Hail1.50 in3 S GlenpoolTulsaPhoto showing hail on social media. (TSA)
10-18 23:59Hail1.00 inHectorvilleOkmulgeeReport from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (TSA)
10-19 00:00Wind65 mph3 SSE HectorvilleOkmulgeeQuarter size hail and 65 mph wind. (TSA)
10-19 00:57Hail1.75 in1 N ChecotahMcIntoshGolf ball hail and wind gusts to 65 mph. (TSA)
10-19 00:59WinddamageChecotahMcIntoshMultiple trees and power lines downed in town. (TSA)

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