Hail in Oklahoma, April 14, 1998

Summary of events for April 14 1998:Scattered severe thunderstorms developed late on the afternoon of April 14 over northcentral Oklahoma well out in advance of a dryline over western Oklahoma. One thunderstorm developed near Stillwater and became severe as it travelled across Pawnee County from Maramec to just south of Cleveland early in the evening. The storm continued across southeastern Osage County and weakened below severe limits before entering northern Tulsa County. Another severe thunderstorm entered western Osage County south of Ponca City and travelled across northwestern Osage County, producing hail as large as 3 inches in diameter before exiting into Kansas northeast of Foraker. Finally, thunderstorms redeveloped around 830 pm CDT over northern Osage County and became severe after 900 pm CDT, moving from northeastern Osage across far northern Washington and far northern Nowata Counties before exiting into Kansas and weakening below severe levels.