A dated event
A report can help place a roof concern in time. The report location and the property can have different exposure.
Storm Reports for The Village, OK
Selected hail and wind reports, with the date, magnitude and geographic meaning kept clear.
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The Village Storm History explained
The selected NOAA records below include reported hail and thunderstorm-wind begin points inside today’s The Village boundary from 2017 through 2026. The 2026 annual detail collection is incomplete and available through July 31 in the retained data. These selected records are not a complete storm history.
The reports preserve dates and reported magnitudes, including hail diameter in inches and wind estimates in knots. A begin point is not a storm track or a finding of damage at an address. If a roof changed after an event, the roof findings and property history matter alongside the record.
Selected NOAA Hail and Wind Reports
Filter the retained selection by report type. Open an event record for the original NOAA context.
5 selected reports
| Date | Report | Reported magnitude | Location and record |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-03-10 | Hail | 1.75 inches reported hail diameter | The location is approximate. NOAA event 1323392 |
| 2020-04-28 | Hail | 1 inches reported hail diameter | Reported point inside the current municipal boundary. NOAA event 889767 |
| 2019-03-23 | Hail | 1.75 inches reported hail diameter | Reported point inside the current municipal boundary. NOAA event 812659 |
| 2017-08-22 | Hail | 1 inches reported hail diameter | May Ave and Hefner Blvd. NOAA event 719835 |
| 2017-07-27 | Thunderstorm Wind | 56 knots, estimated gust | Transformer was downed by wind. NOAA event 716955 |
No selected reports match this filter. Choose all selected reports to restore the table.
Location comparisons use the current municipal boundary. They are not historical-boundary proof, a storm footprint or a damage total. The March 10, 2026 hail location is explicitly approximate in the NOAA narrative.
What a Report Means for a Roof
Keep the record’s actual meaning beside the roofing question.
Current roof condition
An inspection examines the covering and affected details. It does not alone prove when every mark occurred.
Physical work and coverage
Repair scope follows actual condition. The insurer applies the policy to the claim; a NOAA entry does not promise payment.
Storm Record FAQs
Why are there not county storm counts here?
County, forecast-zone and city begin-point records have different scopes. This small selection keeps its reported-point meaning clear rather than presenting a county total as damage in The Village.
Does a 1.75-inch report mean that size hit my roof?
No. It records reported hail diameter for the event at the recorded location. The report does not establish the hail at each property.
What should I do after noticing roof damage?
Tell us the property location, what changed and when. The storm damage service explains temporary protection and permanent roofing work.
Tell us what the roof needs
Tell us the property location and what has changed. Request a free roof inspection, or call to talk about the roof.