Tornadoes Cap Off Unusual November For Oklahoma

It was an unusual month for Oklahoma - with our first measurable November snow in years and three tornadoes.

Tuesday, December 4th 2018, 3:58 pm

By: Stephen Nehrenz

Tornadoes Cap Off Unusual November For Oklahoma

The National Weather Service in Tulsa has finished their survey of Friday's tornadoes.

The long-track EF-2 tornado that developed near Lake Tenkiller was on the ground for an hour, over a half-mile wide at its peak, and traveled 47 miles.

The EF-1 that developed just south of Webbers Falls was on the ground for seven miles with peak winds of 105 mph.

Also, a brief EF-0 tornado was confirmed just west of Skiatook.

It was an unusual November for Oklahoma. Overall it was much colder than normal (our 13th coldest November on record), with our first measurable November snow in four years - and of course it ended with tornadoes.

Oklahoma Tornadoes Rated EF-1, EF-2

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