Hail, Wind & Tornado Reports in Canadian County, OK

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

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Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Half Dollar (1.25 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.).

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.).

Hail Report Description: Corrects previous hail report from 6 ENE Union City.

Hail Report Description: Report from mPING: Hen Egg (2.00 in.).

Hail Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

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Wind Report Description: Seven to eight power poles blown down along Richland Road. Time estimated by radar.

Wind Report Description: Personal weather station measurement.

Wind Report Description: Social media image of large tree limbs snapped. Time estimated by radar.

Wind Report Description: Large tree limbs downed... time estimated from radar.

Wind Report Description: Delayed report. Shared images showing power poles and trees snapped. Relayed by EM. Time estimated by radar.

Wind Report Description: Delayed report. Barn destroyed. Time estimated by radar.

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Wind Report Description: El Reno Airport.

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Wind Report Description: Yukon Mesonet.

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Wind Report Description: At Sundance Airport.

Wind Report Description: Delayed report. KHSD.

Wind Report Description: Trees down on Richland Road between Southwest 15th and Reno.

Wind Report Description: MESONET STATION ELRE EL RENO.

Wind Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Wind Report Description: Damaged power poles (leaning). Facebook report. Time estimated from radar.

Wind Report Description: Trees down... shingles torn from roof... fence panels blown down.

Wind Report Description: Solar panels blown off the Cedar Lake Fire Department building. Time estimated via radar.

Wind Report Description: 8-inch diameter tree snapped. Time estimated via radar.

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Wind Report Description: ROOF DAMAGE TO EL RENO VFW. TIME IS ESTIMATED.

Wind Report Description: ROOF DAMAGE TO A BARN NORTH OF TOWN... AS WELL AS SHEET METAL WRAPPED AROUND FARM EQUIPMENT.

Wind Report Description: POWER POLE DOWN.

Wind Report Description: BUILDING DAMAGED NEAR EVANS RD EAST OF EL RENO.

Wind Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

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Tornado Report Description: No National Weather Service description provided.

Tornado Report Description: radar confirmed and media video.

Tornado Report Description: Damage also reported about 4 miles NNW of Calumet.

Tornado Report Description: BEGINNING OF TORNADO PATH; BASED ON RADAR ESTIMATE AND BEGINNING OF DAMAGE REPORTS.

Tornado Report Description: AN EF1 TORNADO MOVED THROUGH MUSTANG AND SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA CITY FROM SOUTH OF SH 152 AND FRISCO ROAD TO SOUTHWEST OF SOUTHWEST 29TH STREET AND COUNTY LINE ROAD.

Tornado Report Description: TDS NOTED MINUTES LATER.

Tornado Report Description: AN EF0 TORNADO DEVELOPED NEAR SOUTHWEST 59TH STREET AND SARA ROAD AND MOVED NORTHEAST INTO OKLAHOMA COUNTY NEAR SOUTHWEST 29TH STREET. TREES... POWER LINES AND OUTBUILDINGS WERE DAMAGED. THIS TORNADO WAS EMBEDDED WITHIN A LARGE AREA OF THUNDERSTORM WIND DAMAGE THAT WAS OBSERVED NEAR AND SOUTH OF THE TORNADO PATH.

Tornado Report Description: A short lived anticyclonic tornado developed near 15th street and Gregory road in Yukon. No damage is known to have occurred.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado was reported from Spotter Network where a strong radar signal from terminal doppler TOKC was also located. And damage from this tornado would have been indiscernible as this tornado occurred within the damage path of the earlier El Reno EF5 tornado.

Tornado Report Description: An relatively long-lived weak tornado began northwest of SW 15th Street and Morgan Road in western Oklahoma City to the southeast of Yukon. The tornado moved just south of east for a little over 1.5 miles and into Oklahoma County. Damage to trees and power lines was noted, as well as very minor structural damage to some homes. Damages estimated.

Tornado Report Description: The storm damage survey and Doppler on Wheels mobile radar detected a long-lived anticyclonic tornado southwest of Yukon. Some structural damage was noted along with damage to trees. Damages estimated.

Tornado Report Description: The second of two satellite tornadoes that was observed rotating around the primary El Reno tornado by storm chasers and the RaXPol mobile research radar.

Tornado Report Description: One of two satellite tornadoes was observed rotating around the primary El Reno tornado by storm chasers and the RaXPol mobile research radar.

Tornado Report Description: On 31 May, an intense, long-track tornado formed southwest of El Reno. This exceptionally wide tornado took a complex path, rapidly changing in both speed and direction. The tornado spared El Reno and its airport from a direct hit, tracking just south of those locations. The tornado damaged numerous homes along with a few businesses near El Reno. Additionally, intense sub-vortices destroyed crops in numerous fields in the area.||The tornado developed at 6:03 p.m. just northeast of the intersection of Heaston and Reuter roads. Initially, the tornado moved to the southeast at 20 to 25 mph. At 6:09 p.m., the tornado turned to the east, just south of Reno Road between Heaston and Brandley roads. The tornado continued to expand in size just southwest of the El Reno Municipal Air Park, where its speed increased to 30 to 40 mph. As the tornado passed just south of the airport, two satellite tornadoes formed briefly on the west side of the tornado.||At 6:19 p.m. the tornado crossed Highway 81 near Reno Road as it continued to expand in size. There, the tornado abruptly turned to the north, while also accelerating to greater than 50 mph. From 6:24 to 6:26 p.m., the tornado reached its maximum in size and intensity near the intersection of Radio and Reuter roads. The tornado, still very large, slowed down as it approached I-40. From 6:27 to 6:35 the tornado made a loop just north of the interstate while decelerating to less than 10 mph. After 6:35, the tornado moved east once again, and dissipated at 6:42 p.m. near the intersection of I-40 and Banner Road.| |Eight people were killed in the tornado, all in vehicles. This included three severe storm researchers who were killed east of US-81 as the tornado overtook their position. Additionally, several other people were killed while attempting to escape the tornado near Highway 81. Finally, two people were killed along I-40 while waiting for the storm to pass.||The monetary damages were estimated. This tornado was well sampled by two separate mobile research radar teams ��� the University of Oklahoma RaXPol radar, and the Center for Severe Weather Research���s Doppler on Wheels. Both radars captured high temporal and spatial resolution data relatively close to the large tornado. Both radars measured winds in the tornado of more than 200 mph. The RaXPol radar data shows winds of at least 295 mph very close to the surface. These intense winds were present in very small sub-vortices within the larger tornado circulation. An analysis of the high resolution radar data combined with the results of the ground damage survey indicates that none of these intense sub-vortices impacted any structures in rural Canadian County. So despite the measured wind speeds, surveyors could not find any damage that would support a rating higher than EF3 based solely on the damage indicators used with the EF scale. ||The maximum tornado width was 2.6 miles. However, the damaging wind swath was much larger, as non-tornadic downdraft winds extended for at least a mile south of the tornado. Given the difficulty of separating this damage from tornadic damage, the OU RaXPol radar was used to help determine the width.

Tornado Report Description: Storm damage survey and Spotter Network reports confirmed a brief tornado in rural areas south of Calumet. Convergent wheat pattern and minor tree damage were noted.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado touched down briefly about 6 miles west of Calumet destroying a barn and damaging a house. Damage was estimated.

Tornado Report Description: Storm chasers observed a small tornado to the west of Union City. Some light damage was reported near Reformatory Road to the south of southwest 74th Street.

Tornado Report Description: Numerous people observed a small tornado that touched down near northwest 150th Street and Richland Road to the WSW of Piemont. The tornado damaged the roof of a trailer. Monetary damages estimated.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado occurred in southwest Oklahoma City, developing just southwest of Southwest 54th Street and Mustang Road and moving north-northwest to near Southwest 29th Street and Tucson Drive (just east of Czech Hall Road). Major roof damage was reported to a structure and four mobile homes sustained minor damage. Several trees, power lines, and fences were blown down along its path, including near the City baseball park.

Tornado Report Description: Tornado B3 (Richland tornado.) A Storm Prediction Center employee observed a satellite tornado rotating around the primary Calumet-El Reno-Piedmont-Guthrie tornado for a couple of minutes to the northwest of Richland. This tornado produced no known damage that was distinguished from the primary tornado.

Tornado Report Description: This tornado is labeled Tornado B2 (Segment #1 of the Calumet-El Reno-Piedmont-Guthrie tornado). This tornado began very close to the Caddo/Canadian county border and quickly became a strong/violent tornado. The tornado destroyed numerous trees, many of them were debarked, before crossing Interstate 40. Three people died in vehicles near the I-40 Calumet exit, and two other fatalities occurred just northeast of that location. Cars were thrown thousands of feet off the roadways. It is believed that the tornado reached its maximum intensity just after crossing I-40, and it was here that a mobile radar measured winds of greater than 210 mph just off the surface. The El Reno Oklahoma Mesonet station (5 miles west) measured wind gusts of 131 and 151 mph. From this location, the tornado continued northeast, narrowly missing the town of Piedmont. Widespread EF-3, occasional EF-4 damage occurred between El Reno and Piedmont. More widespread EF-4 damage was seen west and north of Piedmont. Especially hard hit was the Falcon Lake neighborhood, near the Kingfisher county border. Two children were killed at this location. The tornado continued into southeastern Kingfisher County. Monetary damage estimates were not available at this time, but were probably going to be well in the tens of millions.

Tornado Report Description: Tornado #C1. A tornado was observed and photographed by broadcast media and numerous citizens southwest of Yukon. No damage was reported and the path was estimated.

Tornado Report Description: Canadian County portion of tornado #H1. An outbuilding was significantly damaged just south of the Kingfisher County line and east of Piedmont Road. The storm then moved into Kingfisher County.

Tornado Report Description: The tornado developed southwest of Main Street and Mustang Road on the east side of Yukon. The tornadic winds removed part of a residence's roof near this location. Sporadic damage to trees and fences were reported as the tornado moved east northeast toward the north side of Lake Overholser. The tornado continued moving east-northeast into Oklahoma county. Monetary damages were estimated.

Tornado Report Description: Tree damage continued as the tornado moved north from Grady County into Canadian County between Union City and Minco. The tornado moved just east of the immediate Union City area and then dissipated about a mile north of Union City. Monetary damages were estimated.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado that developed in northeastern Caddo County moved north into Canadian County about 0.3 miles west of the Canadian/Caddo/Grady County intersection. The tornado moved north about one half mile damaging trees before dissipating. Monetary damages were estimated.

Tornado Report Description: A brief tornado caused mainly minor damage north northwest of Piedmont. Most of the damage was confined to an area along and near Duboise Road. A car was pushed into another car, denting the fender. Homes suffered shingle damage. One brick home was shifted on its foundation. Another car was rotated 90 degrees by the wind. Monetary damages were estimated.

Tornado Report Description: A short narrow damage path from a tornado was observed between Gregory Road and Cimarron Road, and just south of Northwest Expressway. A few trees were downed, a tin shed was destroyed, and two roofs were damaged.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado developed and moved north through parts of El Reno. The first damage occurred in a complex of industrial/commercial buildings is located on the southwest corner of I-40 and Hwy 81. One building suffered minor roof damage with the roofing peeled away. Another metal building had partial peeling of the side paneling, a large garage door blown in and the business���s dumpster was rolled 100 ft to the west. An outbuilding supply business had its several garage doors blown in and a display outbuilding collapsed and was moved. Some trees in the area were damaged and the damage varied over a wide range. Trees closer to the interstate had large branches and trunks snapped, while trees closer to Hwy 81 were either tipped or limbs up to 6��� were snapped. Farther to the west, a building that was under construction had some building material blown to the north northeast towards the area of apparent touchdown. Two businesses just south southwest of the touchdown point also had damage to their garage doors.||Directly across I-40 from the touchdown point was a car dealership. The main building at the dealership had minimal damage and most vehicles in the lot had no damage. One light pole was knocked over and a large sign for the dealership was damaged. A double wide mobile home, which was used as an office at the dealership, was knocked over on its side. Several cars towards the extreme northwest corner of the lot exhibited damage though the original locations of the vehicles are in question. Billboards around the lot were either destroyed or folded over. Farther to the northwest a farm house with outbuildings sustained damage. Most damage appeared to be suffered by the outbuildings. The damage appeared minor with roof and side panels peeled, though one of the buildings sustained some damage to its structure. The tornado then entered into an industrial area. A building west of the farm house sustained damage to its office area and a section of side paneling was peeled. Roofing from the Oklahoma Gas and Electric building, which was across the street, also impacted the northeast corner of the building with enough force to cause a significant dent in the panel. A flag pole at this building was also bent about 50 degrees. The building seemed to have sustained the most damage in the area. It appeared most of the roof was gone, a tree was snapped in two and the power lines were snapped in two. Further, the roof of the small office area appeared to have been partially lifted. A pole near the building also appears to have bent a bit. Other buildings near the building had other damage to siding and roofs.||Along Hwy 81, north of Oklahoma Gas and Electric, several buildings in the industrial/commercial area sustained damage. A convenience store had its windows blown out, a garage door blown out, and a portion of the roof was removed. Metal framed buildings to the west of this area failed at the ends of the buildings but the center portions of the framing remained intact. One structure in particular lost most of its roof and it is believed that this roof actually scraped along and removed the roof to a small strip mall. A metal building to the north of this strip mall had a garage door blown in and two panels were pushed in towards the bottom of the panel on its south side. On the north side the building had 3 garage doors blown in and the northeast corner sustained side panel damage. Across Hwy 81, a snow cone hut was spun about 270 degrees and a metal lining peeled off. Two metal light poles near the hut were damaged; one was bent and another was snapped off its base. To the north of this area a building sustained damage to its roof. People were present inside the building when it was struck but no one was injured. Three power poles, one towards the highway and two near the building were snapped. A storage shed on the north side of the building's parking lot had a garage door blown in; also, plastic skylights were blown out to locations unknown. Power poles just to the north along a side road were blown over and one was snapped. West of this location was a farm supply store which had grain bins blown over and some into a nearby pond. North of the store was a cluster of trees which had a variety of damage. The final damage points were along Choctaw Rd. At the corner of Choctaw and Elm, a metal building had its roof rotated on top it and a power pole near it was snapped. The neighborhood west of Choctaw Rd had some tree and power pole damage. Also the neighborhood northeast of Hwy 81 and Elm sustained probable microburst damage. Monetary damages were estimated.

Tornado Report Description: A tornado formed near EW112 Road just east of Reformatory Road. Trees were knocked over or snapped on two properties. The most significant damage occurred near the intersection of EW111 Road and Reformatory Road where a wood and metal garage was essentially destroyed and a barn sustained some damage to a wall panel, however a car inside the garage suffered minimal damage. A grain bin was blown to the north, and power poles were pushed from upright in this area. Trees were damaged from this location to about 1 mile north-northwest. Monetary damages were estimated.|