Storm Report: Where Hail and Wind Hit, October 30 to November 5, 2026
This is the Storm Sentry AI weekly recap, and the biggest story this week was Oklahoma: five reports of 1-inch-plus hail from southwest Oklahoma City to Norman and Kingfisher on Monday, plus three tornado reports across the state.
Nationally, Oct. 30 to Nov. 5 brought 8 hail reports of 1 inch or larger, 10 gusts of 58 mph or more, 14 wind damage reports and 6 tornado reports. All reports are preliminary.
Where it hit
Oklahoma: 5 hail reports 1 inch and up, largest 1.25 inches 4 miles west of Norman (Cleveland County) Monday, Nov. 2. Peak gust 62 mph near Wilson. 3 tornado reports, including an EF1 through Keyes and one near Adair that damaged a home. ZIPs: 73072, 73159, 73750, 73463, 73651, 73947, 74080, 74330.
Nevada: 3 hail reports 1 inch and up, largest 1.5 inches 2 miles south of downtown Las Vegas (Clark County) Friday, Oct. 30. Peak gust 60 mph Sunday, Nov. 1. ZIPs: 89109, 89121, 89169, 89178, 89119.
New Mexico: 4 severe gusts, peak 66 mph 8 miles west of Northern Meadows (Sandoval County) Sunday, Nov. 1. ZIPs: 87124, 87113, 87043, 87144.
Kansas: Peak gust 61 mph 10 miles north of Elkhart Monday, Nov. 2, plus a brief tornado touchdown near Marion Oct. 30. ZIPs: 67950, 66861.
Texas: Peak gust 64 mph 6 miles north of Dumas early Monday, Nov. 2, and a tin roof reported blown off a building in downtown Nocona Monday night. ZIPs: 79086, 76255.
Arkansas: An EF1 tornado reported 2 miles northwest of Cedarville early Tuesday, Nov. 3. ZIP: 72956.
South Dakota: A brief tornado touchdown south of Nunda and roof damage reported to an industrial building at Madison, Monday, Nov. 2. ZIP: 57042.
What to do with it
This weekend, run those ZIPs against your own customer list and your canvassing map, starting with 73072 and 73159 in west Norman and southwest Oklahoma City. Set your inspection routes now.
Next week, recheck the reports as surveys come in and have your crews ready before the calls land.
Data: National Weather Service storm reports (preliminary).
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