Storm History in Newcastle, OK
Browse selected 2025 and 2026 hail and thunderstorm-wind reports associated with Newcastle. Keep the reported date and location separate from the roof condition at your property.
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Reading the local storm record
The local storm record can make a date easier to place without pretending it describes every roof. This page keeps a small, useful collection of reported hail and wind events visible with their official source links and geographic limits.
The inspection question remains separate: what changed on this property, and what work does that roof need?
- The useful distinction
- Read the actual roof scope and the conditions that change the answer.
- A comfortable next step
- Use the guidance here, then call or request a free inspection about your property.
Recent Newcastle hail and wind reports
This selected collection contains three hail and thunderstorm-wind reports from June 2025 through July 2026. Their reported start points fall inside present-day Newcastle municipal geometry. That point comparison is not a storm track or a finding of damage at every property.
The 2026 annual source available for this guide runs through July 31, 2026 and remains incomplete and revisable. The reports below are not a complete count of storms that occurred. Wind is converted from NOAA’s recorded knots to rounded miles per hour; estimated gusts remain labeled.
2026
2 reportsOpen dates and NOAA sources
| Date | Reported hail or wind | Reported location and detail | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 75 mph wind (estimated gust) | Reported point in present-day Newcastle in McClain County. Reported damage to trees, outbuildings and fences in and around Newcastle; location approximate and event time estimated. | NOAA annual detail data | |
| 0.75-inch hail | Reported point in present-day Newcastle in McClain County. A public hail report relayed through mPING. | NOAA annual detail data |
2025
1 reportOpen dates and NOAA sources
| Date | Reported hail or wind | Reported location and detail | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 mph wind (estimated gust) | Reported point in present-day Newcastle in McClain County. Estimated gust from a broadcast-media storm chaser; location approximate. | NOAA annual detail data |
What a storm report tells you about a roof
A weather record provides context. A roof needs its own condition assessment and property history.
Reported place and time
A report can help place a remembered event in time. An approximate begin point or county report does not define the full path over individual buildings.
Measured or estimated magnitude
A hail diameter or estimated wind gust describes that report. It is not a measurement at every roof nearby and does not decide a damage threshold for all products.
The property question
The inspection checks for actual damage and repairable connections. Property history and event evidence help address when the condition occurred; insurance coverage follows the policy.
Roof checks after hail or wind
A new leak, shingles in the yard or a visible change at an edge is enough reason to ask for a roof inspection. You do not need to use the archive to diagnose the roof or climb up to photograph it.
Wind and hail can affect the covering and the details around vents, walls and edges. The useful next decision is whether the roof supports a local repair or needs a larger scope. A storm record alone cannot make that choice.
Request a storm damage roof inspection
Tell us what you noticed and any event date you already know. We can begin with the roof’s actual condition.