Power Outage in Durant, OK

Numerous power poles and tree limbs blown down. Time is radar estimated.

Small tree limbs and power lines down due to thunderstorm wind. Time is radar estimated.

Power line pole was snapped causing power lines to cross the 2700 blk. of N. 1st Ave. (Hwy 78). A tree (20-24 diameter) was also broken off in the 1800 blk. of N. 1st Ave.

Numerous trees and powerlines downed in Durant.

Downed power pole and another pole snapped.

About 700 power outages were reported on the 21st and 2300 outages on the 22nd due to freezing rain. Freezing rain and sleet had fallen in waves from the 20th through the 22nd, though no other impacts were reported.

Trees and power lines reported down on the west side of Durant.

Several trees were blown down across the street from the Durant Police Department. Multiple power poles also reported down across Bryan County.

Durant police department reported trees and power lines down with trees blocking roads and on homes. Monetary damage estimated.

Several power lines were downed by the severe winds. Monetary damages were estimated.

Significant damage was reported to two homes. A large tree fell on one of the homes, which caused significant damage. Five to eight other homes sustained minor roof damage. Numerous large trees were downed, as well as several power lines. Damage was mainly confined to areas west and north of downtown Durant. Monetary damage estimates were not available.

Several accidents were reported throughout Bryan county. Highways 68 and 75 had to be closed for a short time due to numerous accidents. No injuries were reported. Sporadic power outages were also reported, mainly in the Calera area. Monetary damages were not given.

High winds in the wake of thunderstorms in north Texas downed power lines and broke tree limbs in Durant. Downed power lines were also reported in other areas of the county. Monetary damages were estimated.

Winds downed a power line on Highway 70 near the Marshall county line, which closed the road for a few hours. Numerous trees and limbs were downed by the high winds in Durant as well. Monetary damage were estimated.

A microburst occurred at the north end of the airport on the south side of Rodeo Road. A trailer roof was blown off. One barn was destroyed and numerous power lines were downed. Monetary damages were estimated.

Two power lines were blown down. Monetary damages were estimated.

Several tree limbs and a high tension power pole were downed.

A powerful closed low across New Mexico and West Texas brought numerous thunderstorms and heavy rainfall to the region on the 21st. A few tornadoes were reported along with severe straight line winds and isolated large hail.

Strong wind shear and marginal instability were in place as a powerful shortwave trough provided lift. Numerous thunderstorms developed across the area, with several hail and damaging wind reports late on the 24th into the 25th.

A large area of thunderstorms developed over the Texas panhandle and moved east-southeast through the southern third of Oklahoma. The complex became better organized as it moved towards Cotton county, where a gust to 58 mph was measured. As the thunderstorms moved east into south-central Oklahoma, another area of high winds developed, causing extensive damage in the Durant area. A couple of homes sustained major damage, with several others reporting minor damage. Numerous trees and power lines were downed by the strong winds.

An upper level storm system rapidly moved into Oklahoma on the afternoon and evening of the 8th. A severe thunderstorm moved northeast over Bryan county. Marginally severe hail and strong winds were reported with the storm. A few outbuildings, power poles and power lines were damaged. Monetary damages were estimated.

The remnants of Hurricane Dolly finally moved into eastern Oklahoma by the 30th, after meandering through the area for three days. A cold front moved quickly through the state during the afternoon hours. A line of thunderstorms developed along the front over parts of eastern Oklahoma, with several becoming severe with high winds and torrential rainfall. High winds to near 65 mph caused some damage to trees and power lines in isolated locations. Monetary damages were estimated.