Eagletown, OK Hail Storm – September 2026

Eagletown, OK experienced late-afternoon severe hail on September 11, 2026, with a peak radar-detected hail size of 1.89 inches. The multi-zone storm moved northeast across the metro and produced a series of NWS warnings and radar detections.

What Happened

The event began in the mid-afternoon and concluded in the early evening. Four NWS alerts were issued across the metro during the event:

• September 11 · 2:17 PM CDT – 1.00 inch – NWS warning only.
• September 11 · 4:29 PM CDT – 1.03 inches – dual-polarization radar (NEXRAD hail detection).
• September 11 · 4:57 PM CDT – 1.42 inches – dual-polarization radar (NEXRAD hail detection).
• September 11 · 5:17 PM CDT – 0.75 inch – NWS warning only.

Radar detections at 4:29 PM CDT and 4:57 PM CDT recorded the largest hail signatures. The maximum hail value used on this page is 1.89 inches, established from the aggregate radar and alert dataset. The storm is concluded.

Damage Assessment

Observed and radar-detected hail sizes during the event ranged from 0.75 to 1.89 inches. Hail in this range frequently produces vehicle panel dents and damaged window seals. Asphalt shingle granule loss and bruised shingles are likely on exposed roof slopes. Vinyl siding can show circular impact marks and accelerated wear where hail clustered.

Skylights, solar panels, and exposed rooftop equipment are at elevated risk when impacts exceed one inch. Landscaping and unpaved surfaces can show concentrated bruise patterns near the storm track, which may indicate repeated impacts in localized swaths. No field damage reports are provided on this page beyond the radar and NWS alerts.

What Contractors Should Know

Prioritize visual roof assessments for granule loss, split shingles, and displaced flashing. Document all findings with dated photos and handheld hail-size measurements if possible. Use consistent reference points for size estimation and photograph the same angles that insurance adjusters will review.

For temporary repairs, secure tarps and address water entry points before full replacement. Log all labor and material costs separately. Coordinate with homeowners on insurance claim steps and preserve original damaged materials for inspection. For mapping repairs and planning, consider the Strike Map for the radar-confirmed hail swath.

A Strike Map showing the radar-confirmed hail swath is available as the paid product for this event.