WESTERN OKLAHOMA AND NORTH-WEST TEXAS — A MARGINAL RISK OF HAIL AND GUSTS

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ACTIVE · September 26, 2026 · NO. 0926

THE RISK WINDOW

A marginal severe-storm risk covers western Oklahoma and north-west Texas, where isolated hail and strong outflow winds are possible; no higher risk area covers the country.

THE RECORD

59 turning points on record since Jun 9 — the 8 most recent shown.

Sep 26reclassified quiet → severe · quiet → active · moved onto the top line · intensified sharply

Sep 24reclassified severe → quiet · easing → quiet · slipped off the top line · eased sharply

Sep 23▽ eased

Sep 22▽ eased

Sep 21active → easing

Sep 19↑ firmed

Sep 18↑ moved up the board

Sep 17▽ slipped down the board

WHAT THEY'RE SAYING

Forecasters have outlined a limited chance for hail and strong wind gusts across western Oklahoma and northwest Texas as storms move through the area. One monitoring service specifically noted the potential for severe weather to reach the Texas Panhandle on Saturday, reinforcing the official view that threats remain possible though not widespread. Their comments help clarify that any activity is likely to stay isolated while still carrying a risk of damaging hail or gusts.

HA@HailTraceSep 24Storms may affect western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle with a chance for severe weather on Saturday.
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