Hail in Oklahoma on April 16, 2022
11 hail reports. Largest: 1.75" (golf ball) near Tahlequah (Cherokee County).
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Where hail was reported
Under 1"1" to 1.74"1.75" (golf ball) and up
All reports
| Size | Near | County | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.75" (golf ball) | Tahlequah | Cherokee | 1:43 AM CST |
| 1" (quarter) | Heavener | Le Flore | 3:06 AM CST |
| 1" (quarter) | Coweta | Wagoner | 5:47 AM CST |
| 1" (quarter) | Broken Arrow | Tulsa | 5:51 AM CST |
| 1" (quarter) | Cameron | Le Flore | 2:20 AM CST |
| 1" (quarter) | Westville | Adair | 2:19 AM CST |
| 1" (quarter) | Warner | Muskogee | 12:37 AM CST |
| 0.75" (penny) | Broken Arrow | Tulsa | 5:42 AM CST |
| 0.75" (penny) | Broken Arrow | Tulsa | 5:52 AM CST |
| 0.75" (penny) | Checotah | McIntosh | 12:01 AM CST |
| 0.75" (penny) | Schulter | Okmulgee | 12:02 AM CST |
Source: NOAA Storm Events (official). Counties: Cherokee, Le Flore, Wagoner, Tulsa, Adair, Muskogee, McIntosh, Okmulgee.