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Rogers County, Oklahoma: hazard history

What federal records show has already happened here: disaster declarations, storms, and flood insurance claims. This is a record of the past. It is not a forecast and not a hazard score.

At a glance

Storm events recorded by NOAA
893
1996 to 2026
People killed and injured in those events
2 / 28
Deaths (direct and indirect) / injuries (direct)
Property damage NOAA recorded
$126.4M
Nominal dollars, not adjusted for inflation
FEMA disaster declarations naming this county
31
1974 to 2024
NFIP flood insurance claims
238
1978 to 2021; a count, not a rate
NFIP payments on those claims
$5.8M
Nominal dollars

What this means

  • The event NOAA recorded most often here is Thunderstorm Wind, with 298 records.
  • The costliest single record is Ice Storm in 2007: $70.0M in property damage, in the dollars of that year.
  • The deadliest record is Lightning in 1997, with 1 death.
  • FEMA has declared 31 disasters that named this county, most often for severe storm.
  • The worst year for flood insurance claims was 2019, with 32 claims.

What this can't tell you

  • What happens next. Past events do not set the odds of the next one.
  • Anything before 1996 from NOAA. That is when NOAA began recording every event type; earlier files hold only tornado, hail and wind, so they are left out on purpose.
  • Today's cost. Damage and payments are in the dollars of the year they happened.
  • A flood rate. NFIP counts claims but not how many homes were insured, and many flooded homes carry no flood insurance.
  • Earthquakes, wildfire perimeters or radar-detected hail. Those records are not tied to counties.

Federal disaster declarations (FEMA)

FEMA declared 31 disasters that named Rogers County between 1974 and 2024.

FEMA disaster declarations naming Rogers County, by incident type
Incident typeDisastersMost recent
Severe Storm122024
Severe Ice Storm82021
Flood52008
Biological22020
Tornado21993
Fire12005
Hurricane12005

Most recent declarations

  • DR-4791 2024 · Severe Storm · Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds, Tornadoes, And Flooding
  • DR-4721 2023 · Severe Storm · Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds, And Tornadoes
  • EM-3555 2021 · Severe Ice Storm · Severe Winter Storm
  • DR-4587 2021 · Severe Ice Storm · Severe Winter Storms
  • EM-3462 2020 · Biological · Covid-19
  • DR-4530 2020 · Biological · Covid-19 Pandemic
  • DR-4438 2019 · Severe Storm · Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds, Tornadoes, And Flooding
  • DR-4315 2017 · Severe Storm · Severe Storms, Tornadoes, And Flooding
  • DR-4222 2015 · Severe Storm · Severe Storms, Tornadoes, Straight-line Winds, And Flooding
  • EM-3316 2011 · Severe Storm · Severe Winter Storm

Not counted above: 39 statewide declarations, which covered every county in Oklahoma. A declaration is a decision to send federal help, not a measure of how bad an event was. Records run from 1953. Source: FEMA OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries.

Storms recorded by NOAA, by type

NOAA storm event records for Rogers County, 1996 to 2026, by event type
Event typeRecordsDeathsInjuriesProperty damage
Thunderstorm Wind29808$2.3M
Hail27800$5.9M
Flash Flood8110$677K
Drought5700$0
Excessive Heat5500$0
Tornado43020$46.2M
Winter Storm2600$0
Heavy Snow1100$0
High Wind1000$54K
Flood900$0
Ice Storm800$70.0M
Heat400$0
Lightning410$270K
Wildfire300$50K
Winter Weather300$0
Blizzard100$100K
Funnel Cloud100$0
Heavy Rain100$1.0M

Records start in 1996. Damage is NOAA's estimate at the time, in nominal dollars, and is often rounded; it is not insurance claims data. A storm that crossed two NOAA zones in this county is recorded, and counted, once per zone. A storm filed against a forecast zone is counted in every county that zone covers, with the whole storm's damage; do not add these figures across counties.

Year by year

NOAA storm event records in Rogers County each year. The busiest year was 2019, with 50 records.

Show the numbers for every year
NOAA storm event records in Rogers County by year
YearRecordsDeathsProperty damage
1996430$77K
1997231$6K
1998230$63K
1999460$313K
2000200$6K
2001170$203K
2002140$306K
2003230$15K
2004200$69K
2005300$50K
2006400$26K
2007190$70.1M
2008390$1.1M
2009270$151K
2010230$1.1M
2011470$241K
2012250$310K
2013230$270K
2014190$45K
2015301$1.1M
2016120$1.9M
2017400$646K
2018160$32K
2019500$250K
2020210$890K
2021190$46K
2022230$23K
2023460$1.0M
2024450$40.3M
2025390$217K
2026310$5.5M

Years with no record are left out of the table, not shown as zero.

Notable events

Costliest records

  1. Ice Storm · Dec 8, 2007$70.0M
    NOAA name: NWS forecast zone · NOAA record 63390
  2. Tornado · May 25, 2024$40.0M
    NOAA name: Rogers County · 19 injuries · NOAA record 1184519
  3. Hail · May 8, 2026$2.0M
    NOAA name: Rogers County · NOAA record 1325455
  4. Heavy Rain · Apr 10, 2008$1.0M
    NOAA name: Rogers County · NOAA record 98460
  5. Tornado · May 16, 2015$1.0M
    NOAA name: Rogers County · NOAA record 579409

Deadliest records

  1. Lightning · Jul 21, 19971 death
    NOAA name: Rogers County · NOAA record 5621294
  2. Flash Flood · May 24, 20151 death
    NOAA name: Rogers County · NOAA record 578550

Each line is one NOAA record, linked to its page at NOAA. One large storm can appear more than once if NOAA recorded it in several zones of this county. Dollars are nominal.

Flood insurance claims (NFIP)

The National Flood Insurance Program paid $5.8M on 238 claims in Rogers County from 1978 to 2021.

Years with the most NFIP claims in Rogers County
YearClaimsPaid
201932$1.7M
200827$789K
200923$798K
201517$496K
200714$490K

A count of claims, not a rate: NFIP publishes no count of insured homes beside it, and most flood damage is uninsured. Nominal dollars. Records run from 1978 to 2024; claims filed without a county code are not on any county page. Source: FEMA OpenFEMA FIMA NFIP Redacted Claims.

Hazard vulnerability analysis: the probability column for a facility in Rogers County

A hazard vulnerability analysis rates each hazard for probability, impact, preparedness and response. Probability is the one column the county’s federal record can fill — NCEI storm events from 1996 to 2026 and FEMA declarations naming the county — and this is what it says for a facility here, on the 0–3 scale of the all-hazards structure surveyors expect. The other six columns are the facility’s own judgment about its building, and Calchis leaves them blank.

HazardProb.Basis, from the county record
Tornado343 NCEI events over 31 years (1.39/yr). 2 federal disaster declarations naming the county.
Severe Thunderstorm3580 NCEI events over 31 years (18.71/yr). 12 federal disaster declarations naming the county.
Flood, External391 NCEI events over 31 years (2.94/yr). 5 federal disaster declarations naming the county.
Snow Fall / Blizzard / Ice Storm349 NCEI events over 31 years (1.58/yr). 8 federal disaster declarations naming the county.
Temperature Extremes359 NCEI events over 31 years (1.90/yr). No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Drought357 NCEI events over 31 years (1.84/yr). No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Hurricane / Tropical Storm2No events of this kind on the county's NCEI record over 31 years. 1 federal disaster declaration naming the county.
Wild Fire23 NCEI events over 31 years (0.10/yr). 1 federal disaster declaration naming the county.
High Wind (non-convective)210 NCEI events over 31 years (0.32/yr). No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Epidemic22 federal disaster declarations naming the county.
Earthquake1No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Landslide1No events of this kind on the county's NCEI record over 31 years. No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Tidal Wave / Tsunami1No events of this kind on the county's NCEI record over 31 years. No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Volcano1No events of this kind on the county's NCEI record over 31 years. No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.
Dam Inundation1No federal disaster declaration of this kind has named the county.

A dash means the record does not speak to that hazard; it is not a zero. Whether a finished document satisfies the CMS Emergency Preparedness Rule is the facility’s finding and its surveyor’s. Complete the HVA for a facility in Rogers County — the technological, human and hazardous-materials rows, the six facility columns, the approval and the printed document — or read the sample analysis on that page first.

How this page was made

  • Every figure is counted from public federal records held by Calchis: NOAA NCEI Storm Events, FEMA OpenFEMA Disaster Declarations, and FEMA NFIP claims. Nothing is modeled or estimated.
  • NOAA files some events against a county and others against an NWS forecast zone, and publishes a code for both. Records are counted as Rogers County by that code — county records by the county's own FIPS code, zone records through the National Weather Service's published list of which counties each zone covers. No name matching is involved. Of 893 records, 710 were filed against this county and 183 against a forecast zone covering it. A zone storm is counted in every county its zone covers, and its damage figure is the whole storm's, not this county's share — NOAA does not publish that split. So these figures describe this county; they must not be added up across counties. Left out: 1% of Oklahoma's NOAA records, which are marine zones or zones NWS does not map to a county.
  • Counts last rebuilt from the source records on Sep 15, 2026.

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