March 10, 2026 Storm Near Oklahoma City, OK: Reported Hail and Peak Gusts

On March 10, 2026, storm reports placed hail up to 2.75 in. (baseball size) and wind gusts up to 62 mph within 25 miles of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 28 reports and station readings meet National Weather Service severe criteria: hail 1.00 in. or larger, or a gust of 58 mph or more.

Hail reports near Oklahoma City on Mar 10, 2026

52 hail reports fall within 25 miles of the Oklahoma City city center on Mar 10, 2026. The closest value meeting NWS severe criteria came from 2 E Warr Acres, 5.6 miles northwest of Oklahoma City: 2.75 in. hail (baseball size).

  • 2.75 in. hail (baseball size) — 2 E Warr Acres, 5.6 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.75 in. hail (baseball size) — 1 WSW Bethany, 8 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Trained Spotter, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.50 in. hail (tennis ball size) — 1 ESE Warr Acres, 6.5 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.25 in. hail — 6 ENE Union City, 19.1 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Law Enforcement, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.00 in. hail (hen egg size) — 1 SE Warr Acres, 6.5 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.00 in. hail (hen egg size) — 1 NE Warr Acres, 6.5 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.00 in. hail (hen egg size) — 3 SW Yukon, 14.4 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 2.00 in. hail (hen egg size) — 3 E Union City, 21.5 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — 2 WSW Nichols Hills, 5.7 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Emergency Mngr, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — 2 WSW Nichols Hills, 6.3 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Other Federal, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — 2 ENE Warr Acres, 6.6 mi NW — NWS Local Storm Report (Broadcast Media, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — The Village, 7.4 mi N — NWS Local Storm Report (Fire Dept/Rescue, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — 3 S Yukon, 12.2 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — Yukon, 12.9 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria
  • 1.75 in. hail (golf ball size) — 3 SW Yukon, 14.4 mi W — NWS Local Storm Report (Public, NWS office OUN) — meets NWS severe criteria

Plus 37 more reports within 25 miles that day.

Measured station gusts near Oklahoma City

4 airport weather stations (ASOS/AWOS) within 25 miles of Oklahoma City logged a peak gust of 50 mph or more on March 10, 2026. These are instrument measurements from the NWS and FAA observing network.

  • Oklahoma City/Wiley (PWA): 62 mph — 8.8 mi NW of Oklahoma City — meets NWS severe criteria
  • Oklahoma City Sundance (HSD): 53 mph — 14.4 mi NW of Oklahoma City
  • Oklahoma City (OKC): 52 mph — 7.3 mi SW of Oklahoma City
  • Tinker AFB (TIK): 51 mph — 8 mi SE of Oklahoma City

What the Mar 10, 2026 numbers mean

The National Weather Service defines a severe thunderstorm as one that produces hail at least 1 inch in diameter, winds of at least 58 mph, or a tornado (NWS glossary). The same 58 mph gust mark triggers an NWS High Wind Warning for wind outside thunderstorms. The largest hail reported near Oklahoma City that day, 2.75 in., meets the NWS hail criterion. The strongest gust, 62 mph, meets the NWS wind criterion.

StormAuditor also uses lower screening thresholds — hail 0.75 in. and wind 45 mph — to flag dates worth researching at an address. Screening thresholds are not NWS severe criteria. Hail sizes compare to everyday objects in the Hail Size Guide; gust speeds are explained in the Wind Speed Guide.

Check your Oklahoma City address for Mar 10, 2026

Storm reports are points on a map; a property sits somewhere between them. Run the Free Report Snapshot for any Oklahoma City address: a free YES/NO on whether the public record shows estimated wind of 45 mph or more or hail of 0.75 in. or larger at the property itself. Those are StormAuditor screening thresholds.

For the numbers, the Single Weather Report ($2.99) lists the estimated peak gust and estimated maximum hail size for every qualifying storm date at one address, including March 10, 2026 when the estimate there clears the screening thresholds. The Audit Report shows the evidence and arithmetic behind the estimate for a single date.

Other Oklahoma cities with NWS severe reports on Mar 10, 2026

8 other cities in Oklahoma had a report meeting NWS severe criteria within 25 miles the same day:

More storm days near Oklahoma City and in Oklahoma

How these numbers are counted

This page and the Oklahoma City city page share one set of definitions:

  • This page (NWS severe): Every NWS hail and wind report within 25 miles of Oklahoma City that day (StormAuditor records reports from hail 0.50 in. and wind 40 mph), plus airport weather-station gusts of 50 mph or more. The page exists because at least one report or station gust met NWS severe criteria (hail 1.00 in.+ or wind 58 mph+), at least two separate observations were logged, and the day ranks among the most significant.
  • Each observation counts once: 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. Reports merge only when they are copies of one report: the identical report repeated, or the same report arriving through another feed (SPC or NCEI). Different reports from the same spot, such as two hail sizes reported at one place, count separately.
  • Oklahoma City storm-day table: The city page lists storm days: hail 0.75 in.+ or wind 45 mph+ within 25 miles in the last 12 months (StormAuditor screening thresholds; reports and station gusts, never warnings alone). When this date is in that table, it shows the same largest hail and strongest gust as this page; a value below the screening thresholds shows as a dash.
  • Events (12-month counts): The Oklahoma City city page also counts events, which include NWS warnings. Events measure how busy the area was, not whether a storm hit, so they are not compared with the report counts here.

Full method: Methodology and Data Sources.

Sources for this page

Reports come from NWS Local Storm Reports; station gusts come from ASOS/AWOS airport observations. StormAuditor merges copies of the same report that arrive through more than one feed, counts a storm report that relays an airport station's reading once, as the station reading, measures each distance from the Oklahoma City city center, and compiled this record on October 7, 2026. See Data Sources and Methodology.

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