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Composite image showing most popular storm shelter sizes in Oklahoma including below ground slope front shelters with stamped block pattern concrete and above ground storm shelters featuring stacked stone, wood grain plank, and fieldstone patterns installed by Sprague's Backhoe across central Oklahoma

Storm Shelter Buying Guide

Most Popular Storm Shelter Sizes in Oklahoma: 2025 Installation Data

Quick Answer: Among Sprague’s Backhoe installations across Oklahoma in 2025, the 7×9 above ground storm shelter was chosen most often

December 31, 2025 No Comments

6x8 above ground storm shelter with wood grain upper and stacked stone lower pattern being professionally lifted over residential fence by crane equipment in Moore Oklahoma

Tornado Preparedness

What Town in Oklahoma Has the Most Tornadoes? (And What It Means for You)

Quick Answer: Moore, Oklahoma has been hit by more than 20 tornadoes since 1890, including two massive EF5 tornadoes in

December 12, 2025 No Comments

6x8 above ground storm shelter with wood grain upper walls and stacked stone lower pattern installed by Sprague's Backhoe in Lawton Oklahoma residential backyard

Oklahoma Weather

A Look Back at Lawton Oklahoma Tornado History: What Every Family Should Know

Quick Answer: Lawton, Oklahoma and surrounding Comanche County areas have experienced significant tornado activity since the 1970s, with notable events

June 23, 2023 No Comments

5x7 above ground storm shelter with rock face textured walls and stacked stone corner trim installed by Sprague's Backhoe in Guthrie Oklahoma residential backyard

Oklahoma Weather

From Land Run to Storm Safety: Guthrie Oklahoma Storm Shelter History

Quick Answer: Guthrie, Oklahoma transformed from a Land Run boomtown in 1889 to a modern community that understands severe weather

May 5, 2017 No Comments