Oklahoma hail history

Radar has detected 1,000 major hail days over Oklahoma since 2011. The largest was 4" hail (baseball size or larger) near Medford on July 4, 2026. Data comes from NOAA's Severe Weather Data Inventory: radar hail signatures, not ground reports.

Data last updated: July 28, 2026

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Largest hail on record here (radar-estimated)

Oklahoma cities with hail history

Ordered by number of major hail days since 2011.

Hail days by year

2016

79

2017

94

2018

83

2019

112

2020

81

2021

93

2022

82

2023

98

2024

107

2025

102

2026

69

How to read this page. These are radar hail signatures: estimates of hail aloft, accurate to roughly a mile. They are strong evidence a storm produced hail in an area, not proof of damage at any one roof. If a date here matches when your roof was last replaced or inspected, the address lookup will show what the radar saw over your specific property.