Selected official Inola-area and Rogers County storm records, with dates and locations that keep the roofing context clear.
If a roof concern began around a storm, a reliable date helps organize the conversation. The selected official records below distinguish an Inola-area event from a broader Rogers County event.
This is a small reference collection, not a complete storm database or a count of storms at your property. The records establish reported or surveyed events in the locations described. They cannot establish what happened to an individual roof.
Two selected tornado records from 2015 and 2024, with distinct Inola-area and regional locations. This collection does not establish frequency, trends or complete reporting.
2 selected official records shown
Tornado · Regional Rogers County context
NWS Tulsa’s May 2024 report describes the Claremore tornado continuing toward the Rogers/Mayes county line. This is regional context, not a statement that the surveyed path crossed Inola or a particular Inola roof.
Read the NWS May 2024 reportTornado · Inola-area event
NWS Tulsa’s May 2015 Storm Data describes a tornado developing west-northwest of Inola near Highway 412. Use the original report for the surveyed path and event detail; do not treat the town name as a whole-town damage boundary.
Read the NWS May 2015 reportSource documents checked September 19, 2026.
A dated event tells you that significant weather was documented in a stated place. It does not show that your roofing material was damaged, that a current leak began then or that the insurer will cover the work.
A roof may also have wear, old repairs or a flashing failure unrelated to the selected events. An inspection interprets the current condition; the historical record stays a separate piece of context.
For the distinction between damage and coverage, read the roof insurance guide after the roof question is understood.
If you have noticed a change in the roof, describe it and include a date if you already know one. There is no need to find a storm record before requesting help.