Hail & Wind Storms in Enid, OK — Latest Dates and Sizes

Hail and wind activity within ~25 miles of Enid, Oklahoma or recorded for its county: the last 12 months from NWS warnings, storm reports, and station measurements, plus official NOAA records back to 2010.

Latest hail and wind near Enid

  • Last reported hail (0.75 in.+, screening): June 26, 2026 — 1.00 in. reported 13.3 mi E of Enid (4 SW Garber), NWS Local Storm Report.
  • Last wind gust 45 mph+ (screening): June 26, 2026 — 96 mph measured 10 mi E of Enid (3 SE Breckenridge), NWS Local Storm Report.
  • 2026 so far: 6 hail days and 8 wind days within 25 miles (days with a storm report or station gust at the screening thresholds; warnings alone never count).
Recent storm days near Enid, newest first (hail 0.75 in.+ or wind 45 mph+, screening; a linked date has a storm-date page; pages are published for the most significant days that met NWS severe criteria, so some severe days have no page)
DateLargest reported hailStrongest gust
June 26, 20261.00 in. reported96 mph measured
June 22, 2026—60 mph reported
June 18, 20261.25 in. reported—
June 2, 2026—52 mph measured
May 29, 20261.00 in. reported68 mph measured
May 9, 2026—55 mph measured
April 23, 20262.75 in. reported65 mph reported
April 17, 20262.50 in. reported—
April 14, 2026—55 mph measured
March 15, 2026—58 mph measured

Was your address hit on June 26, 2026? Check any address free with the Free Report Snapshot — a YES/NO estimate at the screening thresholds.

Enid, OK hail and wind storm history — Garfield County on an Oklahoma map card

Enid storm facts

  • StormAuditor's analysis of NOAA and National Weather Service records found 88 wind and hail events, NWS warning products included, within 25 miles of Enid, Oklahoma or recorded for Garfield County in the 12 months ending October 7, 2026 (43 wind, 45 hail).
  • The strongest gust within 25 miles of Enid in the last 12 months was 96 mph, measured 10 mi E of Enid (3 SE Breckenridge) on June 26, 2026 (NWS Local Storm Report; storm reports and station gusts only, warnings excluded).
  • The largest hail reported within 25 miles of Enid in the last 12 months was 2.75 in., 15.9 mi SE of Enid (1 E Douglas) on April 23, 2026 (NWS Local Storm Report).
  • The busiest day by event count near Enid was April 17, 2026, with 15 events.
  • Garfield County alone recorded 70 of those wind and hail events (39 wind, 31 hail); the Oklahoma page ranks counties by events of every type, floods and Special Weather Statements included.
Lightning over a National Severe Storms Laboratory mobile mesonet vehicle near Enid, Oklahoma, in May 2009
Photo: NOAA Photo Library · CC BY 2.0 · cropped, resized

Enid, Oklahoma storm history at a glance (last 12 months)

This free weather history for Enid — home to about 51,000 residents — draws on StormAuditor's consolidated public record: 88 wind and hail events within 25 miles of Enid or recorded for Garfield County in the trailing 12 months — 43 wind and 45 hail.

Events combine NWS warning products, observed Local Storm Reports, station measurements and official NCEI records in one event table. Because they include warnings, and wind covers thunderstorm and non-thunderstorm wind alike, they measure something different from the NCEI entry counts in the history section below; the two are not comparable year to year.

Busiest days near Enid by event count

Ranked by the number of 12-month events, NWS warnings included, so a day with many warnings can outrank a day with larger hail.

Storm-day records for Enid

Storm-date pages for the biggest days near Enid: a report or station gust within 25 miles met NWS severe criteria (hail 1.00 in.+ or wind 58 mph+), with at least two separate observations. Not every storm day in the table above has a page. Each page lists the reports, station gusts and a free way to check one address:

How these numbers are counted

The storm numbers on this page are counted in four different ways, plus the free address check. Each answers a different question with its own size cutoffs, area and time span, so compare numbers within one group, not across groups.

  • Storm days (latest hail and wind): A day in the last 12 months when at least one report within 25 miles of Enid showed hail 0.75 in. or larger or wind of 45 mph or more (StormAuditor screening thresholds). Reports are NWS storm reports from spotters, the public and officials, plus weather-station gusts, which count from 50 mph. A warning on its own never makes a storm day. The latest and largest hail, the latest and strongest gust, and the storm-day table all use this record.
  • Storm-date pages (NWS severe): A storm-date page is published only when at least one report or station gust within 25 miles of a city met the National Weather Service severe criteria (hail 1.00 in. or larger, or wind 58 mph or more), at least two separate observations were logged, and the day ranks among the most significant. A storm report that relays an airport weather station's reading (the same station, the same gust and the same time) counts once, as the station reading. Not every storm day gets a page; when one does, the page and the storm-day table show the same largest hail and strongest gust.
  • Events (12-month counts): Events count NWS warnings, storm reports (wind 50 mph+, hail 0.75 in.+), station gusts (50 mph+) and NCEI entries within 25 miles of Enid or recorded for Garfield County, tornado entries counted as wind. One event is one place on one day, counted separately for hail and for wind. A weather station or storm-report point counts once a day, at that day's highest reading, however many readings it filed; a place with hail and wind on the same day is two events. NWS warnings count once per county per day, and each NCEI entry once per place per day. A storm report that relays an airport weather station's reading (the same station, the same gust and the same time) counts once, as the station reading. The same report arriving through another feed (SPC or NCEI) is one record. Events measure how busy the area was, not whether a storm hit: one storm can bring warnings and reports from many places, so the busiest days by event count can differ from the storm days.
  • NOAA history (since 2010): The official NOAA storm record (NCEI Storm Events) within 25 miles of Enid or in Garfield County from January 1, 2010 to the day before the 12-month window starts: hail 0.50 in.+, thunderstorm wind 40 mph+ and tornadoes. It is a separate, older record with its own "storm days" (days with any entry), so its counts are not compared with the 12-month numbers.
  • Free Report Snapshot: A free YES/NO estimate for one address, from radar and wind analysis at the property rather than area reports, at the same screening thresholds: hail 0.75 in. or wind 45 mph.

Full method: Methodology and Data Sources.

Enid hail and wind history in NOAA NCEI records, 2010–Oct. 2025

This section covers January 1, 2010 through October 6, 2025. Storms from October 7, 2025 on are in the 12-month summary above, so no date is counted in both.

Bar chart of storm days per year near Enid for 2010–Oct. 2025 in NOAA NCEI Storm Events records; the busiest year was 2010 with 20 storm days.
Enid storm days by year, 2010–Oct. 2025 (NOAA NCEI Storm Events).

Hail (228 reports) and thunderstorm wind (244) appear in nearly equal numbers. In all: 490 NCEI Storm Events entries within 25 miles of Enid or in Garfield County, spread over 170 storm days.

The largest hail in these records for this area was 3.00 in. (teacup size), reported in 2011, 2012 and 2015 — most recently on May 26, 2015 in Major County. Hail of 2 inches or more appears in 9 different years of this record, the latest being 2025 through Oct. 6.

The strongest measured thunderstorm gust was 96 mph on August 8, 2011 in Garfield County. NCEI also lists 18 tornado entries for the area — one entry per county a tornado crossed.

Hail peaks in May (48% of all hail reports), while thunderstorm wind reports cluster in June. December through February accounts for 6 storm days.

The most storm days came in 2010, with 20; the fewest in a full year was 3, in 2015. Across 2022–2024, the area averaged 9.3 storm days a year, below the 15-year average of 10.

Enid storm entries by year, 2010–Oct. 2025 (NOAA NCEI Storm Events)
YearHail reportsThunderstorm wind reportsTornado entriesStorm daysLargest hailStrongest measured gust
201029212202.75 in.87 mph
201128260133.00 in.96 mph
20121781123.00 in.62 mph
2013313051.90 in.82 mph
201468061.75 in.64 mph
2015122233.00 in.61 mph
201616211152.17 in.86 mph
201711101121.75 in.61 mph
20181411091.75 in.74 mph
201912183141.75 in.78 mph
20201717082.00 in.72 mph
202134061.75 in.63 mph
202295062.50 in.63 mph
2023026010—89 mph
202434245122.75 in.79 mph
2025 through Oct. 617303192.50 in.84 mph

Download this history: CSV · JSON at https://www.stormauditor.com/downloads/storm-history/ok/enid.json (free, open license, cite StormAuditor).

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database (thunderstorm wind, hail, and tornado entries; hail 0.50 in. or larger, wind 40 mph or more; wind converted from knots).

Enid storm history questions, 2010–Oct. 2025

How big did hail get in Enid, 2010–Oct. 2025?

3.00 in., teacup size, reported in 2011, 2012 and 2015; most recently on May 26, 2015 in Major County, per NCEI. Hail of 2 inches or more appears in 9 years of this record in all, most recently 2022, 2024 and 2025 through Oct. 6.

Which year had the most storm days near Enid, 2010–Oct. 2025?

2010, with 20 storm days (29 hail reports, 21 thunderstorm wind reports, 2 tornado entries). The 15-year average is 10 storm days.

How many hail reports does Enid see in a typical year?

About 14 hail reports a year (2010–2024 average), with 1-inch or larger hail in 14 of 15 years. Thunderstorm wind averages 14 reports a year.

What month has the most hail near Enid?

May has the most hail reports (110, 2010–Oct. 2025), followed by April (47) and July (23).

What is the strongest measured thunderstorm gust near Enid, 2010–Oct. 2025?

96 mph, measured on August 8, 2011 in Garfield County. Only gusts NCEI lists as measured count here; gusts measured on a date and county with a tornado entry, and entries of 120 knots or more (known entry errors), are left out.

Enid hail map and wind map

Researching hail or wind in Enid? The Hail Explorer and Wind Explorer map radar-derived hail swaths and peak-gust wind swaths across Oklahoma, including the Enid metro: pick any storm date and see how estimated hail size and gust bands tracked through Garfield County. Both explorers are included with Pro+ and Organization plans.

County-level activity is on the Impact Heatmap (free with an account), and day-by-day history is on the Storm Calendar (Pro plans and higher).

Free Enid weather report by address

Area maps show where storms tracked; an insurance claim or roof inspection turns on what happened at the property. Three ways to check one Enid address:

All values are estimates from public NOAA data under our published methodology (see Limitations).

Storm professionals: restoration and exterior contractors, public adjusters, and crews and teams on one Organization plan work from this same public record — see StormAuditor for professionals.

Sources: NWS alerts (api.weather.gov) · NWS Local Storm Reports via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet · ASOS/AWOS station gusts via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet · NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database · every StormAuditor data source.

Free Enid storm data download

The Enid storm records for the last 12 months download free, free to reuse under the data license: download CSV · JSON at https://www.stormauditor.com/downloads/storm-data/ok/enid.json.

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Data last refreshed October 7, 2026. Event counts cover wind and hail (warning products, and storm reports from 50 mph or 0.75 in.); flood activity and Special Weather Statements are not counted here.