Alert archive / Oklahoma / Wind Advisories / 2009
Wind Advisories in Oklahoma, May 2009
2 wind advisories in May 2009. An alert counts here when it covered any part of the state, so the counties below add up to more than the state. The archive of wind advisories reaches back to 2005.
Wind Advisories by county
Each county as a circle sized by its count in May 2009. Tap one for its archive.
- Wind Advisories
- 2
- Busiest day
- May 13, 20092 wind advisories
Over time
By day
Days in UTC, the clock the archive keeps.
The alerts
Every alert, in the order issued. Times are local, Central Time. Each opens its own page with the text, the map, the radar and the sounding.
| Issued | Product | Office | Counties | Lasted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 13, 1:59 AM CDT | Wind Advisory | TSA | Adair, Cherokee, Craig, Creek, Delaware, Haskell and 14 more | 13 hr |
| May 13, 2:56 PM CDT | Wind Advisory | OUN | Beckham, Blaine, Custer, Dewey, Ellis, Major and 3 more | 10 hr |
By county
Every county with at least one alert. A county page lists each alert that covered it.
- Adair County1
- Cherokee County1
- Craig County1
- Creek County1
- Delaware County1
- Haskell County1
- Latimer County1
- McIntosh County1
- Mayes County1
- Muskogee County1
- Nowata County1
- Okfuskee County1
- Okmulgee County1
- Ottawa County1
- Pawnee County1
- Pittsburg County1
- Rogers County1
- Tulsa County1
- Wagoner County1
- Washington County1
- Beckham County1
- Blaine County1
- Custer County1
- Dewey County1
- Ellis County1
- Major County1
- Roger Mills County1
- Washita County1
- Woodward County1
Nearby
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Sources
National Weather Service watches, warnings, advisories and statements from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet's VTEC archive, which reconstructs tornado, severe thunderstorm, flash flood and marine warnings back to 1986 from the NWS text archive. Storm Prediction Center watches and mesoscale discussions from SPC's archive through the Mesonet. County centers from the US Census Bureau. Rebuilt daily.