Moore storm history and roof damage guidance
Read a bounded historical tornado reference for Moore, then put a present roofing concern in context with an inspection.
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Use the date as context, then assess the roof
This is a selection of nine National Weather Service tornado records from 1998 through 2015, covering events in or near Moore. It includes paths extending beyond city limits. It is not a current storm feed, a hail archive or a complete list of severe weather affecting Moore.
The record can help you recognize a historical date. It cannot show that your particular roof was struck, establish the age of damage or decide an insurance claim. Current roof condition and address-specific evidence remain separate questions.
Selected Moore tornado records, 1998–2015
Filter the records by year. Three of the nine entries fall on May 10, 2010. Locations are summarized from the official table.
9 selected tornado records
| Date | Rating | Reported path or location |
|---|---|---|
| F2 | Moore | |
| F5 | Amber, Newcastle, southwest Oklahoma City, north Moore, Del City and Midwest City | |
| F4 | Moore through southeast Oklahoma City and Midwest City toward Choctaw | |
| F0 | 8 miles east of Moore, southeast edge of Lake Draper | |
| EF4 | Far north Norman through south Moore, Lake Draper and toward Harrah | |
| EF1 | South and east Moore, Broadway/Eastern toward SE 119th/Sunnylane | |
| EF1 | Far southeast Moore, near SE 34th and Sooner Road | |
| EF5 | Newcastle to 4.8 miles east of Moore | |
| EF2 | 4.5 miles west-northwest to 7 miles southeast of Moore |
Source: National Weather Service Norman’s Moore tornado table. Reviewed September 21, 2026. The selection is bounded to 1998–2015 and includes events in or near Moore, including paths outside city limits. Ratings describe an event’s assessed intensity, not the wind at every address. This is not a complete storm or hail archive.
A weather record cannot establish damage to your roof
What matters for your roof is what’s on it now. A roof can have been repaired or replaced since any of these storms, sometimes more than once. A roofer reads the actual shingles, flashing and decking, and that tells more than any date can.
The dates are still worth knowing. If your roof went through one of these storms and nobody has looked at it since, that’s a good reason to have it checked. Mention the date when you ask, along with anything you’ve noticed.
Put a recent roof concern in the right hands
An active safety concern
Stay clear of downed lines, unstable structures and sagging ceilings. Do not go onto a damaged roof. Follow official emergency instructions when there is an immediate threat.
A present roof question
A changed roof edge, displaced shingles or water indoors are reasons to request an assessment. The storm and hail roofing page explains what the roof inspection can establish.
A policy or claim question
The insurer decides coverage under the policy. Use the insurance guide to understand how notice, documentation and the roofing scope fit into that process.
Arrange a roof inspection after a storm
If your concern is about the roof today, begin there. Tell us what you noticed and request a free inspection.
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