Tornado
3.1 miles NW to 6.5 miles NE of Okmulgee
EF1; the recorded track is in Okmulgee County. This is a track record, not a citywide damage claim.
National Weather Service Source
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
Selected Okmulgee County Storm Records
A limited, sourced look at selected 2024 weather records, with the reporting locations and roof-damage limits kept clear.
Selected 2024 storm reports in Okmulgee County
This is a selected reference to two 2024 National Weather Service records in Okmulgee County: a tornado track in April and a hail report in May. It is not a complete storm history, a current warning feed or a map of damaged roofs.
The events illustrate why the reporting location matters. A track northwest to northeast of Okmulgee and a point near the airport describe different geographic evidence. Neither establishes that a particular property was hit.
Selected 2024 storm records
Records selected and checked September 18, 2026. Original reporting units and location descriptions are retained. No frequency or worsening trend is inferred from this small selection.
2 selected records · 2024 · Okmulgee County
Hail
1.4 miles SSE of Okmulgee Airport
0.75-inch hail reported by the public at 17:43 CST in the monthly Storm Data report.
National Weather Service SourceWhat a weather record can tell you
A remembered date can help organize a roof and insurance conversation. A weather record can corroborate that an event was reported in an area; it cannot tell you whether a particular roof was damaged or which storm caused a mark.
If the roof has not been assessed after visible changes, a roof inspection addresses the condition that matters now. Reporting history is supporting context rather than the diagnosis.
Storm Record FAQs
Why are there only selected records here?
This page has a deliberately limited, stated scope. It does not represent every event in the county or an exhaustive survey of the period. The linked National Weather Service sources provide the underlying records.
Does a hail size prove my shingles were damaged?
No. Roof material, condition and the storm at the property all matter. A report near the airport does not measure hail at every address.
Is this a source for current weather warnings?
No. Use current National Weather Service alerts and local emergency instructions for active weather. This page is a dated reference.