Oklahoma in Storm Chaos !🌩️Destructive Hail Storm Smashes Cars & Homes Causes Damage Across OKC

Added: 2026-05-12

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[00:01:33]Destructive hail storms slammed across Oklahoma as destructive supercells tore through areas including Sperry, Mustang, AASO, Collinsville. Ville, Claremore, Skayatuk, Avant, Oolaga, and nearby Tulsa suburbs, smashing vehicles, damaging rooftops, and covering roads with heavy hail. Overnight, large hail pounded Mustang neighborhoods as rotating storms intensified near Oklahoma City, damaging roofs, cracking windshields, flooding intersections, and forcing drivers off roads where blinding rain and relentless lightning created conditions overnight.

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[00:04:05]AASO residents watched hailstones crash through sighting and vehicle glass as severe thunderstorms stalled above northern Tulsa County, leaving damaged gutters, scattered debris, and homeowners documenting destruction immediately after the weather passed.

[00:04:21]Collinsville streets disappeared beneath heavy hail and pounding rain while fierce winds snapped branches, damaged fences, and scattered debris across neighborhoods where emergency crews monitored conditions as thunderstorms continued tracking across communities.

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[00:06:19]Claremore faced another destructive storm as hail battered homes, tore through roofing materials, damaged parked vehicles, and reduced visibility across Rogers County, leaving frightened residents sheltering indoors while lightning flashed darkened skies.

[00:06:36]Skiatuk and nearby towns endured relentless hail storms that dented vehicles, damaged shingles, and filled yards with ice while powerful thunder echoed across neighborhoods where residents feared additional tornado warnings might arrive overnight.

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[00:08:35]>> I should That was crazy. I >> Heavy hail accumulated across roads in northeastern Oklahoma, creating hazardous driving conditions as winddriven rain reduced visibility and caused traffic incidents. While stranded drivers waited for storms to weaken before continuing home, power outages spread across scattered communities after strong winds and falling tree limbs damaged electrical infrastructure, leaving utility crews monitoring emergency calls, while thunderstorms continued producing lightning and hail throughout overnight hours.

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[00:11:22]It's getting worse and worse.

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[00:11:30]Stormchasers and weather broadcasters tracked rotating supercells crossing Tulsa suburbs as giant hail shattered car mirrors damaged storefront signs and forced motorists beneath overpasses while emergency alerts warned residents storm conditions.

[00:11:50]Meteorologists explained that powerful rotating updrafts inside supercell thunderstorms allowed hailstones to grow larger before crashing into homes and vehicles, creating widespread property destruction across central and northeastern Oklahoma during the outbreak.

[00:12:48]Heat Videos shared online captured hail bouncing across carports and covering lawns with ice as thunder roared overhead, while frightened residents recorded destructive storms moving through communities already exhausted from repeated weather seasons. Forecasters warned that Oklahoma could experience additional severe storms as unstable atmospheric conditions continued across the plains, increasing concerns about further hail damage, flooding, destructive winds, and renewed threats facing communities overnight.

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