Severe Weather Event

February 10, 2009

A strong storm system moved into Oklahoma during the early afternoon hours. Ahead of this system, unseasonably warm and moist air flowed into central and eastern Oklahoma. These combined with strong winds aloft to produce a favorable environment for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. Thunderstorms developed early in the afternoon and a tornado watch was quickly issued. Severe thunderstorms moved into central Oklahoma with at least one producing the Edmond, Oklahoma, tornado. By early evening another thunderstorm moved into south-central Oklahoma and produced a tornado that hit Lone Grove. This tornado resulted in 8 deaths and a 36 mile long path.

Carter County Disaster Recovery Center Adjusts Hours - March 5

Disaster Aid to Oklahoma Nears $882,000 - March 3

Oklahoma County Disaster Recovery Center to Close - March 3

Disaster Unemployment Assistance Now Available - February 28

Additional Counties Approved for Public Assistance - February 25

Disaster Recovery Center to Open in Oklahoma City - February 25

Initial Disaster Aid to Oklahoma Tops Three Quarters of a Million Dollars - February 23

Gov Henry Requests Disaster Aid for Three Oklahoma Counties - February 20

State/FEMA Open Disaster Recovery Center - February 19

How to Apply for Disaster Assistance - February 15

Gov Henry Announces President Obama Grants Oklahoma's Request for Individual Assistance for Carter, Love, and Oklahoma Counties - February 15

Pictures 1 - February 14

Situation Update 5 - February 13

Gov Henry Requests Individual Assistance for 3 Counties - February 13

Situation Update 4 - February 12

Situation Update 3 - February 11

Situation Update 2 - February 10

Situation Update 1 - February 10