Jones Storm and Hail History
Read dated reported hail and wind events with their actual location and limits, then connect the concern with a roof inspection.
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Jones Storm History Explained
The selected NOAA records below span 2022 through 2026 and show dated hail and thunderstorm-wind reports associated with Jones and Oklahoma County. A reported point, county and forecast-zone area describe different geographic scopes.
Use a report date as context for a roof concern, then have the actual condition assessed. Records do not show every storm, determine a complete track or establish damage at a property. The 2026 annual source is incomplete and reports can be revised.
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Dated Jones-Area Hail and Wind Reports
Open a year to read the selected report dates and their stated locations. The displayed collection is derived from the retained NOAA detail records, not a count of damaged roofs.
2026
2 reportsOpen dates and NOAA sources
| Date | Reported hail or wind | Reported location and detail | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 61.00 knots (estimated gust) | Reported point inside the current Jones boundary in Oklahoma County. Several images showing trees snapped and large tree branches blown down in/around Jones were shared on social media. The location is approximate, and the event time is estimated based on radar observations. | NOAA annual detail data | |
| 1.25-inch reported hail | Reported point inside the current Jones boundary in Oklahoma County. Multiple confirmations of hailfall in Jones, including a shared image showing a ruler measurement. | NOAA annual detail data |
2025
1 reportOpen dates and NOAA sources
| Date | Reported hail or wind | Reported location and detail | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.00-inch reported hail | Reported point inside the current Jones boundary in Oklahoma County. No additional event narrative in the selected detail record. | NOAA annual detail data |
2022
2 reportsOpen dates and NOAA sources
| Date | Reported hail or wind | Reported location and detail | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 56.00 knots (measured gust) | Reported point inside the current Jones boundary in Oklahoma County. No additional event narrative in the selected detail record. | NOAA annual detail data | |
| 61.00 knots (estimated gust) | Reported point inside the current Jones boundary in Oklahoma County. Downed power poles reported. | NOAA annual detail data |
What Storm Records Mean for a Jones Roof
Event context and a roof assessment answer different questions.
The report date
A date and reported magnitude can help organize the conversation about a storm concern. Magnitude describes the reported observation, not what every roof experienced.
The reported geography
A point inside the current town boundary is not a full footprint. County and forecast-zone reports cover broader areas and do not prove an event occurred at the property.
The roof condition
The covering, flashings, penetrations and surrounding repairability determine the roofing work. Connecting marks to a particular event can require roof history and additional evidence.
Storm History FAQs
Does a report prove that hail damaged my roof?
No. A report establishes weather at its stated location and time. The roof condition and any attribution to that event need their own assessment.
Are these all Jones storms?
No. This is a selected record collection from the available annual sources. Reporting methods and coverage vary, and 2026 remains incomplete.
What should I share with a roofing request?
The property address, affected building, what you noticed and an approximate storm date if known are useful. You do not need to diagnose the damage first.
Discuss a Storm Concern on Your Jones Roof
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