Hail in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma

Hail slightly larger than golf ball size damaged homes, businesses, and vehicles.

Strong to severe thunderstorms redeveloped over eastern Oklahoma during the morning of the 22nd, as a cold front continued to move through the area. Thunderstorms that developed north of the cold front produced hail up to penny size. The atmosphere ahead of the cold front was moist and very unstable, and this instability combined with strong deep layer wind shear resulted in the development of some supercell thunderstorms. These storms moved through southeastern Oklahoma through the early afternoon, producing large hail up to hen egg size, one tornado, and damaging wind gusts.