Tornadoes & Severe Storms
Current Tornado & Severe Storm Conditions
Oklahoma severe weather advisories
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Oklahoma severe weather advisories
This map displays the latest severe weather advisories for Oklahoma. It is updated as advisories are issued by the National Weather Service.
Wind & gusts
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Wind & gusts
The Wind Speed and Gusts with Arrows map displays the current wind speeds (in mph) at each Mesonet site. Arrows indicate the wind direction at each station. Wind gusts are also plotted when either the wind gust exceeds 15 mph or the wind gust is more than 5 mph greater than the wind speed. This map is updated every 5 minutes.
Dewpoint temperature (atmospheric moisture)
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Dewpoint temperature (atmospheric moisture)
The Dewpoint Temperature map displays the current dewpoint temperature (degrees F) observed at each Mesonet site. Dewpoint is the temperature to which air must be cooled for saturation to occur (given a constant pressure and water vapor content). This map is updated every 5 minutes.
North-central Oklahoma radar (Enid, OK)
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North-central Oklahoma radar (Enid, OK)
Current radar provided by the National Weather Service for north-central Oklahoma (Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma radar). Tracks real-time radar every five minutes.
Enhanced Decision Support from NWS Norman
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Enhanced Decision Support from NWS Norman
This is an enhanced weather page provided by the National Weather Service's Weather Forecast Office in Norman, Oklahoma. The map shows a graphic display of current and forecasted weather information for the Norman forecast area.
Enhanced Decision Support from NWS Tulsa
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Enhanced Decision Support from NWS Tulsa
This is an enhanced weather page provided by the National Weather Service's Weather Forecast Office in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The map shows a graphic display of current and forecasted weather information for the Tulsa forecast area.
Enhanced Decision Support from NWS Amarillo
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Enhanced Decision Support from NWS Amarillo
This is an enhanced weather page provided by the National Weather Service's Weather Forecast Office in Amarillo, Texas. The map shows a graphic display of the expected weather in the Texas panhandle for the current day.
Severe Weather Outlooks
Severe Weather Threat Climatology
Tornado Days (1990-2009)
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Tornado Days (1990-2009)
Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of tornado days per year (all magnitudes) within 25 miles of any point from 1990-2009. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
F1+ Tornado Days (1990-2009)
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F1+ Tornado Days (1990-2009)
Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of F1+ tornado days per year within 25 miles of any point from 1990-2009. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
F2+ Tornado Days (1990-2009)
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F2+ Tornado Days (1990-2009)
Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of F2+ tornado days per year within 25 miles of any point from 1990-2009. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
F4+ Tornado Days Per Century
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F4+ Tornado Days Per Century
Using data from 1990-2009, Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of F4+ tornado days per century within 25 miles of any point. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
1.25-Inch Hail Days (1990-2009)
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1.25-Inch Hail Days (1990-2009)
Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of 1.25-inch hail days per year within 25 miles of any point from 1990-2009. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
50-Knot Wind Days (1990-2009)
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50-Knot Wind Days (1990-2009)
Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of 50-knot wind days per year within 25 miles of any point from 1990-2009. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
65-Knot Wind Days (1990-2009)
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65-Knot Wind Days (1990-2009)
Harold Brooks and the National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) have created a contoured U.S. map of the average number of 65-knot wind days per year within 25 miles of any point from 1990-2009. Data has been provided, in part, by Tom Grazulis of the Tornado Project and NWS records.
Other Tornado & Severe Storm Products
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Historical severe weather data tool
Developed by the Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program, this experimental geospatial tool provides dynamic mapping of several climate hazards in the southern U.S., including tornadoes, severe wind, and hail. You can query the severe weather database to create maps, tables, or graphs of hazards in a specific region, based on intensity, or based on number of injuries or fatalities. The tool is useful for emergency management, hazard assessment and planning, and other climate-related decisions.
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National Weather Service
The National Weather Service, part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, provides weather, hydrologic, and climate forecasts and warnings for the United States, its territories, adjacent waters, and ocean areas.
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More products from the Storm Prediction Center
Additional products are available from the Storm Prediction Center that encompass a variety of weather information and forecasts.
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Total number of tornadoes by county
This map displays the total number of tornadoes observed in each county.
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Archived storm reports from the Storm Prediction Center
The Storm Prediction Center provides an archive of outlooks, watches, mesoscale discussions, and reports.The archive covers a period from January 23, 2003 through today.
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Storm events database from the National Climatic Data Center
The Storm Events Database provides archived severe weather events (e.g., hail, high winds, blizzard) for a specified state, county, and date range. Search results can be further refined to include size, wind speed, property damage, crop damage, number of deaths, and number of injuries depending on the selected event.
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Decision support for public safety officials (OK-First)
Decision Support for Public Safety Officials (OK-First) provides information on training, meetings, workshops, real-time data and support services to safety officials.
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Tornado safety & history of tornado forecasting
An overview of tornado safety tips for home, work, and school as well as a short history of tornado forecasting.