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Visible Satellite 20:43Z on 2011-11-07. Satellite images are derived from the Iowa Environmental Mesonet of Iowa State University.
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20:38Z EF0 KFDR TX Wilbarger Fargo This tornado began over far northern Wilbarger county before quickly moving into Jackson county, OK and continuing into Tillman county. No known damage occurred with this portion of the tornado.
20:39Z EF0 KFDR OK Jackson Hess This tornado continued northeast from Wilbarger county, Texas into far southeast Jackson County, OK before moving into Tillman County. No known damage occurred in Jackson County.
20:43Z EF4 KFDR OK Tillman Tipton Arpt This violent tornado continued northeast into Tillman county about 9 miles SSW of Tipton. The most severe damage occurred at the Oklahoma State University Agronomy Research Station. The buildings at the site were demolished, with most of the debris thrown into the nearby fields. The trees surrounding the site were debarked and splintered. Other damage was to the Tipton Mesonet site that took a direct hit. The wind speed maxed out at 86.4 mph before the site was demolished by flying debris. The tornado lifted about 3 miles NNE of Tipton.
20:59Z EF0 KFDR OK Tillman Tipton A satellite tornado was observed rotating around the EF4 tornado south of Tipton. No damage is known to have occurred from this tornado.
21:15Z EF0 KFDR OK Tillman Manitou Another large tornado developed west-northwest of Manitou, OK and moved north-northeast toward the Kiowa county border. The tornado crossed into Kiowa county just east of US Highway 183.
21:26Z EF0 KFDR OK Kiowa Snyder This tornado continued into Kiowa County from Tillman County. The tornado only briefly entered the county before dissipating with no damage reported.
21:38Z EF0 KFDR OK Kiowa Snyder This brief tornado occurred east of Snyder, north of US Highway 62. No known damage occurred with this tornado.
21:52Z EF0 KFDR OK Kiowa Mountain Park This tornado began just west of the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge in Kiowa county, and continued northeast through the refuge, and then entered Kiowa county a 2nd time before lifting. This portion of the tornado was only briefly in Kiowa county with no known damage reported.
21:53Z EF0 KFDR OK Comanche Wichita Mtns Nwr Hq This large tornado developed just west of the Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge in Kiowa County, then moved northeast into Comanche County and over the refuge. An elk was killed in the park, but little other damage occurred, despite the large size of the tornado. The tornado moved back into Kiowa County near Saddle Mountain.
22:16Z EF0 KFDR OK Kiowa Cooperton This large tornado continued into Kiowa county from Comanche county. The tornado dissipated about 1 mile east-northeast of the community of Saddle Mountain, shortly after entering the county for the 2nd time. No known damage occurred with this portion of the tornado.
22:19Z EF0 KFDR OK Kiowa Cooperton This brief tornado occurred east-northeast of Saddle Mountain. No known damage occurred with the tornado.
22:24Z EF0 KFDR OK Kiowa Cooperton This brief tornado occurred northeast of Saddle Mountain and just south of State Highway 19. No known damage occurred with the tornado.
22:40Z EF0 KFDR OK Caddo Carnegie Several storm spotters observed a tornado southeast of Carnegie. This tornado moved about 3 miles to the northeast, but no reports of damage were received.
22:51Z EF1 KFDR OK Caddo Carnegie Several storm spotters observed a tornado that moved 13 miles from southwest of Fort Cobb to Fort Cobb Lake to SW of Albert. This tornado was observed to be multiple vortex at times. Near the beginning of the tornado path, a barn and cattle pens were damaged. As the tornado approached Fort Cobb Lake, the Oklahoma Mesonet weather station just south of Fort Cobb Lake reported a wind gust of 91 mph at 5:08 pm CST before a large irrigation pivot from a nearby field knocked the instrument tower down.
04:47Z EF1 KOUN OK Mcclain Blanchard This tornado began northeast of Blanchard, paralleling Highway 62 on the north side. Most of the damage was confined to trees being snapped, with slightly more severe damage as the tornado crossed Highway 62, south of Highway 9. A barn lost most of its roof, with other roof/siding/awning damage to a residence as well. The tornado lifted prior to reaching the H.E. Bailey spur of I-44.

Storm reports are derived from "The Storm Events Database" (National Centers for Environmental Information) and/or "Past Storm Reports" (Storm Prediction Center).