Thunderstorm Wind in Noble County, Oklahoma

Three mobile homes were destroyed and five others were heavily damaged by severe thunderstorm winds at a mobile home park 8 miles east of Perry. On US 64, a camping trailer 6 miles east of Perry was completely destroyed. It was described by the owner as having been "put in a press and squashed". In Perry the Elks lodge roof was damaged and some bleachers from a ball field were blown into a road. Numerous tree, power lines, and signs were also downed in Perry.

A mobile home was blown across a road and into a pasture by severe thunderstorm winds. At a house northwest of Morrison, numerous large trees were uprooted, a corral and a stock trailer were destroyed, and a barn sustained extensive damage. About a mile north of Morrison a small building was destroyed, killing one bull and three cows. The Morrison football field sustained an estimated $15000 in damage to the scoreboard, a goal post, and a utility building. nine power poles east of Morrison were blown down by the severe thunderstorm winds.

Two businesses at the intersection of Highway 64 and Highway 177, also known as Bill's Corner, sustained structural damage. A 15 foot by 15 foot section of sheet metal roofing from one of the businesses was peeled back and lofted southward. At the other business, a 12 foot by 20 foot metal frame, sheet metal exterior building was blown approximately 20 yards to the south and destroyed, while debris from the building pushed over 2 tanks full of diesel, each weighing 2500 pounds. In addition, a highway sign about 150 yards to the north-northwest of these businesses was pushed over almost to the ground, laying down to the south southwest, and a small wooden building approximately 6 feet by 8 feet, near the sign was rolled and destroyed, landing south southwest from its original location.