[Grampa Dave]

Isn't this a little late for tornadoes?

[2Jedismom]

I think it's pretty strange!!

The weather has been strange all summer...it never got very hot and the fall has been really warm.

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Yeah, this is late for tornados here, but not unheard of. I remember some years back we had one in Dec. that was pretty bad.

It has been warm and humid here today, and a cold front is coming in. Makes for tornado conditions.

Becky

[dufekin]

November tornadoes in Oklahoma (all F2+ 1950-2003) (counties listed)

20 NOVEMBER 1956
Muskogee

17 NOVEMBER 1958
Nowata
Jackson
Caddo
Cotton (F3, 4 wounded)
Garfield (F3)
Garvin
Murray
Kay (F3)
Seminole (F3, 15 wounded)
Jackson

15 NOVEMBER 1960
Cherokee

19 NOVEMBER 1963
Murray

19 NOVEMBER 1973 ($12.5 M damage, not adjusted for inflation)
McClain (F3, 2 dead, 18 wounded)
Kay (6 wounded)
Cleveland (F3, 3 dead, 28 wounded)
Cleveland (a second F3)
Oklahoma (F3)

19 NOVEMBER 1975
Texas
Pontotoc

22 NOVEMBER 1982
Atoka ($2.5 million damage, unadjusted for inflation)

22 NOVEMBER 1983
Choctaw
Pushmataha
Pushmataha (F3, 3 injured, $2.5M damage)
LeFlore (F3, 6 injured, $2.5M damage)
LeFlore (second F3)

30 NOVEMBER 1985
Atoka

15 NOVEMBER 1987
Craig (1 injured)

[El Gato]

Isn't this a little late for tornadoes?

I don't think it's ever too late, or too early, for tornadoes in Oklahoma. :)

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***Isn't this a little late for tornadoes?**

It's never too late for tornados in OK. I remember one hit Tulsa on Dec 5, 1975.
It scared the wife and put the fright into some of my NM friends who were visiting. They had NEVER been under a tornado watch or warning before.