Storm Events Database

Event	Hail
Magnitude	0.75 in.
State	OKLAHOMA
County/Area	WASHITA
WFO	OUN
Begin Date	03/29/2007 11:50:00 CST-6
Begin Range	8
Begin Azimuth	SSE
Begin Location	COWDEN
Begin Lat/Lon	35.14/-98.67
End Date	03/29/2007 11:50:00 CST-6
Deaths Direct/Indirect	0/0 (fatality details below, when available...)
Injuries Direct/Indirect	0/0
Property Damage	0.00K
Crop Damage	0.00K
Episode Narrative	A cold front moved into far northwest Oklahoma during the late afternoon and evening hours of the 28th. Also, a dry line was located north-south over the central Texas panhandle. Supercells developed along the dry line and moved north-northeast toward Oklahoma. Although most of the thunderstorms remained west of the main body of Oklahoma, a new line formed farther west and pushed east into western Oklahoma just after midnight. The thunderstorms along this line were strong, but mainly stayed below severe limits. However, as the storm moved through Harper and Dewey counties. Later in the morning, the line briefly became severe again over Washita county, producing penny size hail.
Event Narrative

Location	County/Zone	St.	Date	Time	T.Z.	Type	Mag	PrD	CrD
Totals:								0.00K	0.00K
LAVERNE	HARPER CO.	OK	03/29/2007	00:20	CST-6	Hail	0.75 in.	0.00K	0.00K
MAY	HARPER CO.	OK	03/29/2007	00:40	CST-6	Hail	0.88 in.	0.00K	0.00K
VICI	DEWEY CO.	OK	03/29/2007	01:45	CST-6	Hail	0.75 in.	0.00K	0.00K
COWDEN	WASHITA CO.	OK	03/29/2007	11:50	CST-6	Hail	0.75 in.	0.00K	0.00K
Totals:								0.00K	0.00K