Severe Thunderstorms and Possible Flooding Through This Weekend in the Central U.S.

Severe thunderstorms are forecast through this weekend along a slow moving cold front and secondary storm system that will impact areas from the southern Plains to the Great Lakes. Large hail and isolated damaging wind gusts are the main threats with these storms along with a risk for heavy to excessive rainfall which could bring flooding. Read More >

SPC ID #	Date	Time (CST)	Path Length (miles)	Path Width (yards)	F-Scale	Killed	Injured	County	Path
71-4	03/12/1971	1910	n/a	n/a	F1	0	0	Atoka	3 E Atoka
74-17	06/06/1974	2130	4	100	F2	0	0	Atoka	8 SE- 8 ESE Atoka
81-15	05/13/1981	1635	2	50	F1	0	0	Atoka	4 NE Atoka
82-62	05/26/1982	1600	0.5	50	F1	0	0	Atoka	4 ESE Atoka
82-82	06/03/1982	1848	0.1	5	F0	0	0	Atoka	4 N Atoka
82-87	06/11/1982	1500	20	50	F1	0	0	Atoka/ Pushmataha	E of Atoka - near Moyers (* not continuous)
82-97	11/22/1982	1610	5	150	F2	0	0	Atoka	Near Tushka - E of Atoka
84-12	04/20/1984	1850	0.1	n/a	F0	0	0	Atoka	Near Atoka
91-12	03/21/1991	2006	0.3	50	F0	0	0	Atoka	4 SE Atoka
	04/16/2002	1918	3	100	F1	0	0	Atoka	2 W - 1 N Atoka
	04/14/2011	1820	17	1320	EF3	2	40	Atoka	3 E Boggy Depot (5 WSW Tushka) - Tushka - 3 SE Atoka - curving to ~2 E Stringtown
	04/14/2011	1936	2	400	EF1	0	0	Atoka	4 SE - 4 ESE Atoka
	05/25/2015	1429-1441	8	1000	EF2	0	0	Atoka	near Harmony - 3 E Atoka

Records taken from the Storm Prediction Center archive data, "Storm Data", and data from the National Weather Service office in Norman. Data modified as described in NOAA Tech Memo NWS SR-209 (Speheger, D., 2001: "Corrections to the Historic Tornado Database").

Historic data, especially before 1950, are likely incomplete.

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Severe Thunderstorms and Possible Flooding Through This Weekend in the Central U.S.

Atoka, Oklahoma Tornadoes (1875-Present)