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Oklahoma City, OK Hail Map — September 24, 2024

Local hail summary for the Oklahoma City area: 132.91 square miles of estimated ground-hail footprint; highest mapped band 2.5+ inches. 8 official hail report(s) within the summary area. Exposure estimates are not confirmed property damage. Open the map to explore the full coverage included in your access. Statistics cover the mapped hail footprint inside the Census boundary of Oklahoma City, OK, not the entire region. The place had 681,054 residents in the 2020 Census. A boundary intersection does not mean the whole community was hit. Estimated housing exposure: 88,796 units in 1-inch-or-larger bands, including 49,552 in 1.5-inch-or-larger bands and 21,968 in 2-inch-or-larger bands.

Affected states Oklahoma City area, OK
Radar size estimate2.5+ in
Storm attributesHail
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Local area summary

Oklahoma City area, OK

These totals describe the selected local summary area. Opening the map keeps the full coverage allowed by your account; the summary boundary does not cut off the storm polygons.

Estimated size bandArea (sq mi)
2.5+ inches2.14
2.0–<2.5 inches21.13
1.5–<2.0 inches42.09
1.0–<1.5 inches50.24
0.5–<1.0 inches17.3
How the Stone Score works

Experimental estimated housing-exposure index, not a damage rating. Each housing unit is assigned to its highest mapped size band using Census block points; housing units are not a count of individual buildings.

  • 1 stone: qualifying local exposure below the higher tiers.
  • 2 stones: 100+ units at 1.5″+, or 1,000+ at 1″+.
  • 3 stones: 1,000+ units at 1.5″+, or 500+ at 2″+.
  • 4 stones: 5,000+ units at 1.5″+, or 2,000+ at 2″+.
  • 5 stones: 5,000+ units at 2″+.

Local pages require 100+ units at 1″+, or 25+ at 1.5″+. The highest qualifying tier wins. Unrated means insufficient qualifying exposure or missing data—not no damage.

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Local official hail reports

EDMOND: 1.1 inches · 2024-09-24T23:05:00+00:00 (UTC)
Trained spotter

THE VILLAGE: 2.33 inches · 2024-09-24T23:08:00+00:00 (UTC)
Trained spotter

THE VILLAGE: 2.75 inches · 2024-09-24T23:09:00+00:00 (UTC)
Trained spotter

THE VILLAGE: 1.75 inches · 2024-09-24T23:10:00+00:00 (UTC)
NWS local storm report

NICHOLS HILLS: 1.75 inches · 2024-09-24T23:13:00+00:00 (UTC)
Emergency management

FOREST PARK: 1.75 inches · 2024-09-24T23:26:00+00:00 (UTC)
Emergency management

(TIK)TINKER AFB: 2.25 inches · 2024-09-24T23:45:00+00:00 (UTC)
Trained spotter

MOORE: 1.5 inches · 2024-09-24T23:59:00+00:00 (UTC)
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Potential impact

Storm Impact

Population Affected219,720
Houses Affected105,854
2.50+ in3,194 people1,414 houses
2.00–2.49 in40,836 people20,554 houses
1.50–1.99 in57,500 people27,584 houses
1.00–1.49 in83,412 people39,244 houses
0.50–0.99 in34,778 people17,058 houses

Potential impact only—not confirmed property damage.

Storm description

Local hail summary for the Oklahoma City area: 132.91 square miles of estimated ground-hail footprint; highest mapped band 2.5+ inches. 8 official hail report(s) within the summary area. Exposure estimates are not confirmed property damage. Open the map to explore the full coverage included in your access. Statistics cover the mapped hail footprint inside the Census boundary of Oklahoma City, OK, not the entire region. The place had 681,054 residents in the 2020 Census. A boundary intersection does not mean the whole community was hit. Estimated housing exposure: 88,796 units in 1-inch-or-larger bands, including 49,552 in 1.5-inch-or-larger bands and 21,968 in 2-inch-or-larger bands.

Storm snapshot

Date windowSeptember 24, 2024
Mapped area132.91 sq mi
Statusready

What you get

  • HailMapr Core Replay with step-by-step hail-track playback
  • Heatmap and polygon package for the event window
  • Available hail reports with source and location details
  • Owned access that remains even if subscriptions end

Frequently asked questions

What does the Oklahoma City, OK — September 24, 2024 hail map show?

This storm page summarizes the mapped hail footprint for Oklahoma City, OK — September 24, 2024, including affected areas, peak hail size, mapped area, and related storm details.

Who uses HailMapr storm pages?

These pages are useful for roofers, adjusters, restoration teams, and property owners who want a storm-specific hail footprint before purchasing map access.

Does this storm include hail core replay?

Yes. HailMapr storm pages highlight Core Replay access so users can review the event window in more detail.