June 10, 2007 Severe Weather Event

On June 10, 2007, widespread showers and severe thunderstorms developed across Oklahoma during the afternoon. This activity moved slowly north and produced excessive rainfall across Nowata and Washington Counties where 4-8 inches of rain feel through early Monday morning. Early Tuesday excessive rainfall fell in Logan County. Late Wednesday additional activity developed across western Oklahoma with a few tornadoes reported. Due to repeated storms in specific areas, flash flooding became a problem. Kiowa and Major Counties were hardest hit as 3-6 inches of rain fell in a few hours. This story was repeated in eastern Oklahoma early Friday with Creek County receiving excessive rainfall. Excessive rainfall has continued across parts of Oklahoma. As of June 26, 2007, the general atmospheric pattern remains the same with areas of showers and thunderstorms mainly across the southeastern 2/3rds of the state.

Garvin County Added to Presidential Disaster Declaration - October 22

Disaster Recovery Centers Open in Marshall, Muskogee, and Stephens Counties - October 8

Eight More Counties Eligible for FEMA Public Assistance - October 1

Registration Deadline Extended to November 5th - September 27

Disaster Recovery Centers Opening in Atoka and Garfield Counties - September 15

Feds Approve Additional Flood Aid, Gov. Henry Adds More Counties to Request - September 11

Feds Approve Flood Aid for June/July Storms - September 6

Public Assistance Approved for Eight Counties for Storm Damage May 24 - June 1 - August 31

Twenty Oklahoma Disaster-Declared Counties Get Deadline Extension - August 31

Disaster Recovery Center Schedules Announced, Closed for Labor Day - August 28

Two Weeks to go to Register for Disaster Assistance - August 24

Disaster Recovery Centers Open in Five Counties - August 22