Wagoner County, OK tornado warnings

Wagoner County had 46 tornado warnings, 410 severe thunderstorm warnings and 62 flash flood warnings from 2016 to 2025, about 4.6, 41 and 6.2 a year. The most recent tornado warning for the county was on April 14, 2026.

In the 12 months to October 19, 2026: 5 tornado warnings, 46 severe thunderstorm warnings, 4 flash flood warnings. 21st of 77 Oklahoma counties for tornado warnings, 2016 to 2025.

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How many tornado warnings does Wagoner County get?

From 2016 to 2025, the National Weather Service included Wagoner County in 46 tornado warnings, about 4.6 a year. Severe thunderstorm warnings were more common: 410 severe thunderstorm warnings, about 41 a year. Since the Weather Service started the tag in 2021, 9 severe thunderstorm warnings that included Wagoner County were tagged destructive (winds of 80 mph or more, or hail 2.75 inches or larger) for at least part of the warned area.

The table runs from 2008, the first full year the National Weather Service drew an outline around every warning.

Warnings for Wagoner County, OK by year
YearTornadoSevere thunderstormFlash flood
2026 to Oct 195464
202516112
20248547
20232413
20222315
20216194
20202352
2019145218
20181383
20177536
20163262
201583825
20140211
20137236
20120218
20117508
20104228
20090509
2008105317

Flash flood warnings in Wagoner County

The National Weather Service included Wagoner County in 62 flash flood warnings from 2016 to 2025, about 6.2 a year. The most recent flash flood warning for the county was on July 11, 2026. The most in one year was 25, in 2015. In the 12 months to October 19, 2026: 4 flash flood warnings. Since 2008, one flash flood warning that included Wagoner County was raised to a flash flood emergency for at least part of the warned area.

The NOAA Storm Events Database lists 52 flash floods in Wagoner County since 1996; the most recent report was on April 10, 2026 near Coweta, OK.

A flash flood warning means a flash flood is happening or about to happen. If you are in an area that floods, move to high ground now, and do not drive or walk into floodwater. A flash flood emergency is the rare flash flood warning the National Weather Service issues when a threat to life and catastrophic damage is happening or about to happen.

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Tornado history of Wagoner County

65 tornadoes have been recorded in Wagoner County since 1950: 23 rated 0, 23 rated 1, 14 rated 2, 4 rated 3, 1 unrated on the F or EF scale. Along their full paths in Oklahoma, these tornadoes injured 53 people. The most came in May (24) and April (14).

Strongest: F3 on June 8, 1974, 48.9 miles long in Oklahoma; F3 on May 5, 1971, 37 miles long in Oklahoma.

Most recent tornadoes

DateRatingPathDeathsInjuries
Mar 6, 2026 *EF13.1 mi00
Apr 27, 2024EF19.8 mi00
Apr 27, 2024EF11.6 mi00
Jul 28, 2022EF14 mi00
Nov 10, 2021EF00.4 mi00

* From National Weather Service Storm Events reports; the rating can still change.

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Other storms in Wagoner County

Storm reports in Wagoner County in the NOAA Storm Events Database through Jun 30, 2026. The largest hail reported in the county was 3 inches across.

Recent hail, wind and flash floods

  • Jun 25, 2026 · Thunderstorm wind, 70 mph · Wagoner Whitehorn Fl, OK
  • May 8, 2026 · Hail, 2 in · La Barge, OK
  • May 8, 2026 · Thunderstorm wind, 70 mph · Yonkers, OK
  • Apr 14, 2026 · Thunderstorm wind, 64 mph · Leonard, OK
  • Apr 10, 2026 · Flash flood · Coweta, OK
  • Jun 28, 2025 · Flash flood · Broken Arrow, OK
TypeReportsSince
Tornadoes651950
Hail 1 inch or larger1111955
Damaging thunderstorm wind2521955
Flash floods521996
River and areal floods61996
Winter storms, ice storms, blizzards, heavy snow421996
Extreme cold01996
Heat551996
Coastal and lakeshore floods01996
Hurricanes, tropical storms, storm surge01996

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About these numbers

Counts are National Weather Service warnings that listed Wagoner County, through October 19, 2026. How Kinwarn counts · Oklahoma data (CSV)

Cite: Kinwarn. “Wagoner County, OK tornado warnings.” kinwarn.com/oklahoma/wagoner-county. National Weather Service data through October 19, 2026.

Sources: IEM warning archive · NWS 2007 outlines · SPC tornado database · NOAA Storm Events · NWS tornado alerts · NWS destructive tag · NWS flood alerts · NWS flash flood tags