EF1 tornado in Cleveland County, Oklahoma

This tornado initially developed in a neighborhood just northwest of Rock Creek Road and 12th Avenue NE, then it moved east-northeast leaving a sporadic track of damage across northeast Norman until it dissipated near Franklin Road between 96th Avenue NE and 108th Avenue NE. Most of the damage along the path was to trees. The damage along the path was generally EF0 damage (winds estimated at 60-70 mph), with EF1 damage confined to an area north of Tecumseh Road between 48th Avenue NE and 60th Avenue NE where a home and an outbuilding experienced significant roof damage and damage to trees was more significant.

Several discrete supercells formed off a dryline in the eastern parts of the panhandles in the late afternoon of the 2nd. These storms moved eastward through the evening, eventually congealing into a line before coming across central Oklahoma. QLCS tornadoes became a significant hazard at this point. After this round of storms made its way out of the area, scattered storms began to form from central Texas up into south western Oklahoma overnight, moving generally northeast into the early morning hours.