Clinton, Oklahoma Tornadoes (1875-Present)

SPC ID #	Date	Time (CST)	Path Length (miles)	Path Width (yards)	F-Scale	Killed	Injured	County	Path
31-1	03/19/1931	1700	1	50		2	6	Custer	Clinton
	04/30/1942	0515	3	30		0	0	Custer	Clinton (airport)
	03/18/1948	2030	6	50		0	1	Custer	.5 S - 2 N Clinton
54-8	04/26/1954	1530	n/a	n/a	F1	0	0	Custer	4 S Clinton
55-49	05/30/1955	2359	4	300	F1	0	0	Custer	Near Clinton
57-105	09/20/1957	1730	n/a	n/a	F0	0	0	Custer	Just W of Clinton
61-80	09/23/1961	1900	3	50	F?	0	0	Custer	N of Clinton
67-1	01/25/1967	1840	26	150	F2	0	0	Custer/ Blaine	SW side of Clinton - 5 N Hydro
67-31	06/10/1967	2130	n/a	n/a	F0	0	0	Custer	5 SE Clinton
81-39	05/22/1981	1900	n/a	n/a	F1	0	0	Custer	NW of Clinton
81-41	05/22/1981	1955	10	267	F3	0	12	Custer	SW of Clinton - Clinton - E of Arapaho
82-38	05/11/1982	1942	n/a	n/a	F0	0	0	Custer	10 W Clinton
83-57	06/10/1983	1820	28	40	F1	0	0	Beckham/ Custer	7 NW Elk City - near Clinton (* probably not continuous)
92-52	09/05/1992	1923	0.1	30	F0	0	0	Custer	2 W Clinton
	09/11/2008	1935	0.5	40	EF0	0	0	Custer	3 NNE Clinton
	05/12/2010	1921	10	50	EF1	0	0	Washita/ Custer	7 S - 6 ENE Clinton

Records taken from the Storm Prediction Center archive data, "Storm Data", and data from the National Weather Service office in Norman. Data modified as described in NOAA Tech Memo NWS SR-209 (Speheger, D., 2001: "Corrections to the Historic Tornado Database").

Historic data, especially before 1950, are likely incomplete.

Heat Continues for the East and South-Central U.S.; Strong to Severe Storms Across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast