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Hail Storm Map — November 3, 2024

Hail storm map for November 3, 2024: max 1.75" hail across OK, TX, ~2,750 structures in swath.

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A low hail event swept across OK, TX on November 3, 2024, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 1.75". An estimated 2,750 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~2,643 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. About 2 fell under damaging ≥1.75" hail capable of denting metal and breaking shingles. NOAA logged 8 hail reports and 61 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size
1.75"
States impacted
2
Structures in swath
2,750

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State≥1.00"≥1.75"≥2.50"
Texas2,64320
Oklahoma10700

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (7)

Texas · 4 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
11:24SWEETWATERNOLANPublic reported penny size hail.
16:00HAMBYTAYLORPublic reported nickel size hail on social media.
19:00ANSONJONESPublic reported quarter to half dollar size coin hail.
21:47BURKBURNETTWICHITAMPing report.

Oklahoma · 3 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
01:54STELLACLEVELANDMPing report.
11:38THOMASCUSTERMPing report.
15:20LONE GROVECARTERMPing report.

Wind reports (59)

Oklahoma · 55 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
00:23(TIK)TINKER AFBOKLAHOMAPublic images submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management show thunderstorm wind damage to power infrastructure, including multiple wooden power poles blown down and a high-tension tower leaning. This damage was likely associated with a nearby tornadic circulation (see separate entry on this event). Event time is radar-estimated.
00:43LOVELANDTILLMANA swath of significant straight-line winds, associated with an evident mesovortex signature on radar, caused widespread wind damage along Oklahoma Highway 5 in far northeastern Tillman County. Damage included irrigation pivots overturned, a three-thousand-pound feeder displaced several feet, a semi-trailer blown over and large tree limbs blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
00:47WALTERS ARPTCOTTONA swath of significant straight-line winds continued into portions of far northwestern Cotton County, roughly along East 1810 Road. A relayed image shows multiple wooden power poles leaning. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:05BLANCHARDMCCLAINA social media image shows a small wood and tin outbuilding destroyed. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:08BLANCHARDMCCLAINPublic images submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management show large tree branches blown down and other damage to large outdoor furniture and guttering. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:08BLANCHARDMCCLAINRelayed images show a large carport blown over and portions of the metal roof of a mobile home peeled back. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:15WALTERSCOTTONWalters (WAL2) Mesonet observation.
01:20WALTERSCOTTONWalters (WAL2) Mesonet observation.
01:30NOBLECLEVELANDNumerous 6-inch (or larger) diameter tree limbs were blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:40VELMASTEPHENSKetchum Ranch (KETC) Mesonet observation. Wind gust likely associated with a nearby tornadic circulation (see separate entry on this event).
01:41DUNCANSTEPHENSAn image relayed by the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management shows the metal facade of an old masonry building blown off. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:50COMANCHESTEPHENSA public image submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management shows large tree limbs blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:55CHOCTAWOKLAHOMAImmediately before the development of the Harrah Tornado in southeast Oklahoma City, the rear flank downdraft (RFD) of the storm produced damage along Indian Meridian Road along and north of SE 74th Street. Significant damage occurred to a barn, a home had siding damage and a number of trees were damaged. These winds eventually wrapped up into the developing tornado southeast of SE 59th Street and Indian Meridian.
01:57NORMANCLEVELANDA social media image shows a tree snapped near the base. Time is radar estimated.
01:57NORMANCLEVELANDA tree was blown down near the intersection of Oklahoma Highway 9 and Chautauqua Avenue. The report was relayed through Spotter Network. Time is radar estimated.
01:57NORMANCLEVELANDA social media image shows a large tree uprooted. Time is radar estimated.
01:58NOBLECLEVELANDWidespread thunderstorm wind damage occurred in neighborhoods adjacent to 12th Avenue Southeast. This included trees uprooted, large tree branches blown down and light damage to roofs. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:58NOBLECLEVELANDMultiple social media images showing tree damage, including at least one large tree snapped and large branches blown down, in the Noble community. Time is radar estimated.
01:58NOBLECLEVELANDLarge tree branches were snapped and a small tree was uprooted. Event time is radar-estimated.
01:59NORMANCLEVELANDSocial media images show multiple locations with tree damage, including large limbs blown down, on the near west side of the University of Oklahoma Campus. Location is approximate and event time is radar-estimated.
02:00NORMANCLEVELANDA large tree was uprooted, landing on the roof of an adjacent house. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:00VELMASTEPHENSKetchum Ranch (KETC) Mesonet observation.
02:01NORMANCLEVELANDA social media image shows tree branches blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:03LAKE THUNDERBIRD DAMCLEVELANDPublic images submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management show a large tree uprooted and multiple additional tree branches blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:08LINDSAYGARVINPublic images submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management show large tree branches blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:10STELLACLEVELANDPublic images submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management show tree branches blown down. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:15HARRAHOKLAHOMAA public image submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management shows a tree snapped in half. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:17STELLACLEVELANDA public image submitted to the Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management shows a tree snapped in half, falling onto an outbuilding. Event time is radar-estimated.
02:45BYARSMCCLAINByars (BYAR) Mesonet observation.
03:15HOMINYOSAGEStrong thunderstorm wind blew an awning from the EMS building in town.
03:30HOLDENVILLEHUGHESHoldenville (HOLD) Mesonet observation.
03:44BELLVUECREEKStrong thunderstorm wind blew down a couple power poles.
03:55KELLYVILLECREEKStrong thunderstorm wind snapped large tree limbs.
04:00KELLYVILLECREEKStrong thunderstorm wind destroyed a shop, snapped a power pole, and blew down trees.
04:08TULSA R L JONES ARPTTULSAThe ASOS at the Tulsa R L Jones Airport measured wind gusts up to 59 mph.
04:10ALSUMATULSAStrong thunderstorm wind blew down a large tree near E 31st Street and S Memorial Drive.
04:13HASKELLMUSKOGEEStrong thunderstorm wind damaged or destroyed several outbuildings and snapped numerous large tree limbs in and around Haskell.
04:15SKIATOOKOSAGEStrong thunderstorm wind blew down trees.
04:19TULSATULSAThunderstorm wind gusts were measured to 63 mph.
04:20OWASSOTULSAStrong thunderstorm wind damaged the roofs of homes, and snapped large tree limbs in Owasso.
04:20RICHARDSVILLEMCINTOSHThunderstorm wind gusts to 80 mph were measured near the intersection of Highway 266 and Highway 72, west of Checotah.
04:24CLARKSVILLEWAGONERThe Oklahoma Mesonet station near Porter measured 60 mph thunderstorm wind gusts.
04:40BUSHYHEADROGERSThe Rogers County Emergency Management social media shared photos of downed trees blocking the roadway near the intersection of the E 380 Road and S 4190 Road.
04:40BACONEMUSKOGEEStrong thunderstorm wind blew down a tree onto power lines and a house, and blew down a large section of a privacy fence.
04:43BUSHYHEADROGERSStrong thunderstorm wind destroyed an outbuilding, blew down trees, and snapped power poles in and around Chelsea.
04:45CHELSEAMAYESStrong thunderstorm wind destroyed an outbuilding on the 4270 Road.
04:50GREENMAYESThunderstorm wind gusts were measured to 80 mph.
04:53ADAIRMAYESThunderstorm wind gusts were measured to 67 mph.
05:03TAHLEQUAHCHEROKEEThunderstorm wind gusts were measured to 70 mph.
08:05MARIETTALOVEA box truck was overturned due to thunderstorm winds. Event time is radar-estimated.
08:25WHITEBEADGARVINAfter the tornado dissipated west of Pauls Valley, the thunderstorm continued to produce widespread winds with areas of 60-100 mph winds near and east of the community of White Bead and west and north of Pauls Valley. Around a dozen houses had some damage, at least two outbuildings were destroyed, and tree and powerline damage occurred at various locations within the area of wind.
13:46TIPTONTILLMANEstimated wind gust. Emergency management relayed the report. Event time is radar-estimated.
14:17CACHECOMANCHERelayed images show thunderstorm wind damage in the Cache community, including tree branches blown down and at least one (wooden) power pole snapped. Event time is radar-estimated.
14:29MOUNTAIN VIEWKIOWAPersonal weather station measurement.
14:30MT SCOTTCOMANCHEMedicine Park (MEDI) Mesonet observation.

Texas · 3 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
12:56CROWELLFOARDComanche Springs (COMA) Mesonet observation.
12:58WHITERIGHTGRAYSONEmergency manager reported a power pole down on Highway 11, east of Highway 69 in Whitewright.
13:01THROCKMORTONTHROCKMORTONMesonet station reported a 58 mph wind gust.

Kansas · 1 report

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
17:22(ICT)WICHITA ARPTSEDGWICKWind gusts were estimated to be between 50 and 60 mph.
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