The record describes an event
A listed hail size or estimated wind gust belongs to its report location and time. Conditions can differ over short distances, so a nearby report provides context alongside the condition found on your roof.

Selected National Weather Service wind and hail reports near Verdigris, with the event location and time kept in view.
These dated reports give you a place to compare the timing and location of weather near Verdigris with a change you noticed at home.
The table contains selected entries from the NWS Tulsa May 2024 and May 2025 monthly Storm Data reports. Times retain the CST notation printed in the source tables.
| Date and reported time (CST) | Location as reported | Event and source |
|---|---|---|
| May 21, 2024 · 16:30 | 2.0 miles NE of Verdigris | Thunderstorm wind: estimated gust 52 knots. Report source: Public. |
| May 21, 2024 · 16:34 | 0.5 mile WNW of Verdigris | Hail: 1.00 inch. Report source: Public. |
| May 21, 2024 · 16:35 | 3.0 miles NE of Verdigris | Hail: 1.50 inches. Report source: Public. |
| May 18, 2025 · 12:12–12:14 | 4.0 miles W of Verdigris | Hail: 0.75 inch. Report source: Public. |
The 2024 rows are from page 22 of the NWS Tulsa May 2024 Storm Data report.
The 2025 row is from page 9 of the NWS Tulsa May 2025 Storm Data report. Tables checked October 1, 2026. Distances and directions identify report points, not neighborhood or town boundaries.
A listed hail size or estimated wind gust belongs to its report location and time. Conditions can differ over short distances, so a nearby report provides context alongside the condition found on your roof.
A roof walk checks the covering, connections and condition around the concern. Prior wear, old repairs and later changes can also matter. The physical findings support a work scope; the event record and property history provide separate context for any cause or insurance question.
Describe the change and arrange a free roof inspection. Say whether water is entering now and when you first noticed the concern; the roofer can use that history while examining the roof.
Yes, the present condition can be inspected. Establishing when a defect occurred is a separate question that may depend on history and other evidence. Insurance notice and claim requirements are also separate from whether a repair is useful today.
A new leak, missing roofing or another change after weather is enough reason to ask for help. Tell us what you noticed and request a free roof inspection.