Thunderstorm Wind in Johnston County, Oklahoma

A swath of significant thunderstorm wind damage occurred in the area along Oklahoma Highway 7, from near the U.S. Highway 377 intersection to areas west-southwest of Wapanucka. Numerous trees were blown down or uprooted, including at least one that landed on a house near the U.S. Highway 377 intersection. At least fourteen power poles were also snapped or blown down. The path is estimated and the event time is estimated based on radar observations.

The final day of a prolonged stretch of severe weather potential (beginning on the 23rd) yielded another round of significant hail, winds and tornadoes across southern Oklahoma into portions of north Texas. A pair of intense supercells (one southeast of Wichita Falls, Texas and another from near Sulphur, Oklahoma to Atoka, Oklahoma) produced large to very large hail, damaging wind gusts and several tornadoes. This included a long-track significant (EF-2) tornado that impacted portions of southern Atoka County with the easternmost supercell.