Hail Risk in Oklahoma

All Oklahoma counties ranked by FEMA National Risk Index hail score

Hail risk — ice stones from severe thunderstorms that damage property and crops — is rated for 77 of 77 Oklahoma counties in FEMA's National Risk Index. Oklahoma County carries the state's highest hail score at 99.7, with $27M in expected annual hail losses.

12 Oklahoma counties are rated High or Very High for hail, and expected annual losses from hail total roughly $120M statewide. The full ranking below links to each county's complete 18-hazard risk profile.

County Rankings — Hail

#CountyHail ScoreRatingAnn. Freq.Ann. Loss
1 Oklahoma County
99.7
Very High 11.21 / yr $27M
2 Cleveland County
98.8
High 11.49 / yr $11M
3 Tulsa County
98.4
High 8.99 / yr $7M
4 Coal County
96.9
High 6.97 / yr $2M
5 Canadian County
96.7
High 11.14 / yr $6M
6 Payne County
96.4
High 11.20 / yr $4M
7 Pottawatomie County
95.5
High 10.78 / yr $2M
8 Muskogee County
95.0
High 8.66 / yr $2M
9 Creek County
94.7
High 9.73 / yr $2M
10 Seminole County
94.6
High 9.88 / yr $2M
11 Carter County
94.0
High 9.11 / yr $2M
12 Atoka County
94.0
High 6.14 / yr $2M
13 Comanche County
93.6
Medium 11.55 / yr $2M
14 Grady County
93.4
Medium 12.05 / yr $2M
15 Garfield County
93.2
Medium 9.13 / yr $2M
16 Kay County
92.7
Medium 9.60 / yr $2M
17 Hughes County
92.6
Medium 7.98 / yr $2M
18 Kingfisher County
92.2
Medium 10.58 / yr $2M
19 Major County
92.2
Medium 8.06 / yr $2M
20 Pontotoc County
92.1
Medium 9.04 / yr $2M
21 Blaine County
92.0
Medium 9.84 / yr $2M
22 Pittsburg County
91.9
Medium 6.81 / yr $1M
23 Stephens County
91.5
Medium 11.24 / yr $2M
24 Wagoner County
90.9
Medium 9.03 / yr $2M
25 Lincoln County
90.7
Medium 11.43 / yr $1M
26 Bryan County
90.6
Medium 6.78 / yr $1M
27 Logan County
90.0
Medium 10.89 / yr $2M
28 Okmulgee County
89.8
Medium 9.00 / yr $1M
29 McClain County
88.4
Medium 11.40 / yr $2M
30 Garvin County
88.2
Medium 11.14 / yr $1M
31 Custer County
87.9
Medium 8.72 / yr $1M
32 Caddo County
87.5
Medium 11.82 / yr $1M
33 McIntosh County
85.3
Medium 8.00 / yr $680K
34 McCurtain County
85.1
Medium 4.87 / yr $718K
35 Jackson County
83.7
Medium 8.97 / yr $993K
36 Marshall County
81.8
Medium 7.79 / yr $602K
37 Beckham County
79.7
Medium 8.21 / yr $565K
38 Woodward County
78.2
Medium 7.50 / yr $775K
39 Washita County
77.9
Medium 9.44 / yr $520K
40 Noble County
76.2
Medium 9.58 / yr $504K
41 Kiowa County
75.3
Medium 10.06 / yr $473K
42 Okfuskee County
73.9
Medium 9.37 / yr $396K
43 Murray County
73.7
Medium 8.96 / yr $502K
44 Delaware County
72.5
Low 8.19 / yr $382K
45 Grant County
70.1
Low 9.43 / yr $449K
46 Pawnee County
69.9
Low 10.01 / yr $404K
47 Harper County
69.5
Low 8.67 / yr $383K
48 Alfalfa County
69.4
Low 8.48 / yr $430K
49 Cherokee County
66.6
Low 8.79 / yr $373K
50 Choctaw County
66.1
Low 5.03 / yr $270K
51 Johnston County
66.1
Low 7.13 / yr $305K
52 Rogers County
65.9
Low 8.81 / yr $478K
53 Love County
65.9
Low 8.87 / yr $412K
54 Mayes County
65.2
Low 9.16 / yr $315K
55 Le Flore County
65.0
Low 6.03 / yr $292K
56 Tillman County
64.9
Low 10.04 / yr $350K
57 Woods County
64.6
Low 8.43 / yr $563K
58 Ellis County
63.2
Low 7.33 / yr $289K
59 Texas County
61.9
Low 6.82 / yr $413K
60 Harmon County
61.8
Low 8.09 / yr $272K
61 Latimer County
58.3
Low 6.31 / yr $216K
62 Pushmataha County
58.2
Low 5.30 / yr $215K
63 Haskell County
56.6
Low 7.07 / yr $323K
64 Sequoyah County
56.5
Low 7.49 / yr $196K
65 Ottawa County
54.4
Low 7.78 / yr $210K
66 Greer County
51.8
Low 8.50 / yr $194K
67 Roger Mills County
51.7
Low 7.82 / yr $168K
68 Washington County
51.1
Low 8.33 / yr $245K
69 Cimarron County
50.9
Low 3.98 / yr $176K
70 Beaver County
48.8
Low 8.42 / yr $254K
71 Adair County
42.2
Low 7.75 / yr $133K
72 Jefferson County
40.6
Low 10.13 / yr $117K
73 Dewey County
39.3
Low 7.89 / yr $162K
74 Craig County
35.3
Low 8.36 / yr $98K
75 Osage County
29.6
Very Low 9.26 / yr $84K
76 Nowata County
24.6
Very Low 8.15 / yr $58K
77 Cotton County
24.0
Very Low 10.10 / yr $82K

77 Oklahoma counties with measurable hail risk. See the national hail ranking or all Oklahoma counties by overall risk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Oklahoma county has the highest hail risk?

Oklahoma County has the highest FEMA hail risk score in Oklahoma at 99.7 (Very High), with $27M in expected annual losses and about 11.21 events per year.

How many Oklahoma counties face significant hail risk?

77 Oklahoma counties record measurable hail risk in FEMA's National Risk Index; 12 of them are rated High or Very High.

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