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Oklahoma, 2004

The year's recorded storm events, federal disaster declarations and flood insurance claims.

1,890events recorded1,975 in 2003
4deaths recorded15 injuries
$29Mproperty damage (estimates)$278K crop damage
0disaster declarations162 NFIP claims, $2.2M paid
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NCEI notes that Storm Data is compiled from a variety of sources including the National Weather Service, other federal, state and local agencies, the media and the public; that property and crop damage figures are estimates; and that some events are recorded by NWS forecast zone rather than by county. FEMA notes that NFIP claim records are redacted and aggregated to protect the privacy of policyholders.

Events by hazard

Hail977
Wind513
Flood159
Winter113
Tornado65
Fog49
Lightning8
Other6

Includes events recorded by forecast zone. The state's yearly total for 2004 was 1,890 against 1,975 in 2003.

Counties with the most recorded events

CountyEvents in 2004
Oklahoma County61
Garfield County49
Stephens County44
Tillman County44
Kay County43
Le Flore County43
Tulsa County42
Cherokee County39
Jackson County39
Woodward County39
Jefferson County38
Woods County38
Creek County37
Muskogee County37
Grant County36
Logan County35
Canadian County34
Lincoln County34
Custer County33
Kiowa County33
Harper County32
Beaver County31
Alfalfa County30
Caddo County30
Payne County30

Notable events

DateCountyEvent typeMagnitudeProperty damageDeathsInjuries
24 Apr 2004SequoyahFlash Flood——2—
4 Jul 2004OttawaThunderstorm Wind70 mph$20,0001—
6 Jul 2004KingfisherThunderstorm Wind90 mph$10,0001—
4 Mar 2004HarperFlood—$1,000,000—3
2 Jul 2004PontotocLightning———3
4 Mar 2004KingfisherFlash Flood—$65,000—2
2 Jun 2004RogersThunderstorm Wind81 mph$10,000—2
11 Aug 2004CusterHigh Wind62 mph$5,000—2
2 Jun 2004TulsaThunderstorm Wind81 mph$4,000,000—1
4 Mar 2004ComancheThunderstorm Wind75 mph$50,000—1
4 Jul 2004MayesLightning—$5,000—1
29 May 2004OklahomaTornadoF2$5,000,000——
21 Apr 2004OklahomaHail1.00 in$3,000,000——
29 May 2004BlaineTornadoF2$1,500,000——
10 Aug 2004LoganThunderstorm Wind70 mph$1,500,000——
29 May 2004CanadianTornadoF2$1,000,000——
10 Nov 2004OklahomaTornadoF1$1,000,000——
10 Aug 2004OklahomaThunderstorm Wind79 mph$750,000——
4 Mar 2004OklahomaHeavy Rain—$500,000——
29 May 2004CanadianHail2.75 in$500,000——
3 Jul 2004SequoyahFlash Flood—$500,000——
11 Aug 2004OklahomaFlash Flood—$500,000——
3 Mar 2004CherokeeFlash Flood—$479,000——
29 May 2004CreekTornadoF3$350,000——
3 Jul 2004CherokeeFlash Flood—$277,000——
29 May 2004LincolnTornadoF1$250,000——
10 Aug 2004LoganThunderstorm Wind89 mph$250,000——
28 Aug 2004OklahomaLightning—$250,000——
4 Mar 2004ComancheThunderstorm Wind77 mph$200,000——
4 Mar 2004TillmanThunderstorm Wind70 mph$200,000——
9 Jun 2004LincolnTornadoF1$200,000——
10 Nov 2004LincolnTornadoF1$200,000——
3 Jul 2004MuskogeeFlash Flood—$175,000——
4 Mar 2004StephensThunderstorm Wind70 mph$150,000——
29 May 2004CreekTornadoF1$150,000——
9 Jun 2004LincolnTornadoF1$150,000——
29 May 2004CanadianTornadoF1$150,000——
2 Jun 2004PayneThunderstorm Wind79 mph$150,000——
9 Jun 2004PontotocThunderstorm Wind70 mph$150,000——
4 Mar 2004LincolnThunderstorm Wind70 mph$125,000——

Up to 40 events with deaths, injuries, damage of $50,000 or more, or a tornado rating, ranked by deaths, injuries and damage.

Federal disaster declarations in 2004

No declaration touching Oklahoma was made in 2004.

Flood insurance claims with a 2004 date of loss

162 NFIP claims, 138 of them paid, for $2,213,620.

Sources: NOAA NCEI Storm Events through 30 Jun 2026; OpenFEMA DisasterDeclarationsSummaries v2 (1 Oct 2026); OpenFEMA NfipClaims v3 (8 Sep 2026). Built 1 Oct 2026.