Emergency Roof Repair Crews Respond To Hail Destruction In Atoka, Coalgate, OK, on Monday, April 11, 2022
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According to News 9, a tornado watch was issued for Haskell, Latimer, Le Flore, Pittsburg, Pushmataha, and Sequoyah counties through 11 pm on Monday, April 11th. From Monday through Wednesday, the strong winds and hail events were hyper-active across the Plains and into the Deep South. But on Monday, Coal and neighboring counties were battered by hail damage on roofs and automobiles as upwards of seven Oklahoma counties suffered ice stone impacts ranging from the size of a quarter to a large apple.
Local hail damage maps from this devastating storm show multiple weather patterns. One stretched as far east as West Valley Cemetery outside Wapanucka and paralleling Highway 3 as far west as Antlers. Another hailstorm ran north of Clarita through Coalgate and as far west as Daisy. The hardest-hit areas included neighborhoods south of Coalgate where orange and purple areas on weather maps indicate hail ranging from 2 to 3 inches. Maps also show orange hovering over Atoka and Antlers, indicating ice stones as large as golf balls resulted in hail damage on roofs.

Yesterday’s (4/11/22) tornado warned supercell southeast of Atoka, OK. Hoping to see more scenes like this later today. #okwx #wxtwitter pic.twitter.com/EkzTmC8xsY
— Weather Intercepts (@Wx_Intercepts) April 12, 2022
Tornado sirens going off in Colgate, OK!! #okwx pic.twitter.com/PyjGL42xUV
— Ben Kassel (@ben_kasselwx) May 4, 2021
@kfor I don't remember seeing anything in the forecast about this. Huge hail in Enid.☹️ #kforweather pic.twitter.com/dz6Rqk91IK
— Joy Myers (@omegabud1) April 11, 2022
Looking back west at Tornado warned storm near Atoka, OK. #okwx @MandyBaileyWX @AlexSchneiderWx pic.twitter.com/4ij8qiEa9e
— Lonnie Norton (@CoachLNorton) April 12, 2022
- Arkoma: Reports from Industrial and Highway 112 to the south of Arkoma indicate hail upwards of 1.75 inches in diameter struck cars, trucks, and caused roof storm damage.
- Antlers: Pushmataha County saw hail as large as golf balls thump roofs and property at approximately 8:15 pm.
- Atoka: Property owners sustain hail roof damage after multiple strikes dumped ice stones ranging from 1-3 inches in diameter before dusk.
- Braden: Ice stones the size of golf balls pelted residential and commercial buildings.
- Centrahoma: This Coal County area sustained the heaviest hail roof damage as ice balls upwards of 3 inches in diameter made landfall. Impacted by ice as large as apples, emergency roof repair remains a necessity.
- Coalgate: The County Seat experienced ice the size of tennis balls striking homes and commercial buildings.
- Pocola: Hail as large as golf balls pounded the community at approximately 4:28 pm.
Cities and towns that experienced 1-inch hailstones included Poteau in Le Flore County, Red Oak in Latimer County, and Bromide in Johnston County. The state’s severe weather typically peaks from mid-April through mid-May, often causing property owners to reach out to commercial roof repair specialists to repair cracks, torn shingles, and secure their structures from rain damage. RestoreMasters recently responded to destructive hailstorms and high wind damage by alerting roofing and restoration contractors to effect repairs in Garfield County, Oklahoma.
Tornadoes, hail, and even strong winds can cause severe wind damage to roofing systems. Winds as low as 50 mph can cause some older roofs to be damaged. The severity of roof damage depends on several factors including: type and age of roofing materials, presence of flying debris, roof shape and angle, building height and proximity to adjacent structures and the quality of original roof installation.

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