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Recent hail reports

Hail that people actually measured and reported — not radar estimates — grouped by state and date. From National Weather Service Local Storm Reports.

A state-day earns a page here when 3 or more towns reported hail, or when a single report reached 1.75″ — golf ball size, where roof damage stops being a question of whether.

Check your address against 20 years of radar history — free, no signup.

July 28, 2026

LargestStateTownsReports
1.25″ Illinois 3 3

July 27, 2026

LargestStateTownsReports
4.50″ Wisconsin 35 37
3.00″ Illinois 59 61
2.50″ Virginia 10 11
2.00″ Michigan 7 7
2.00″ Minnesota 3 3
1.75″ Nebraska 1 1
1.25″ Indiana 4 5
1.00″ New Jersey 3 3

July 25, 2026

LargestStateTownsReports
3.00″ North Dakota 5 5
2.50″ South Dakota 10 10
2.00″ Minnesota 5 5

July 24, 2026

LargestStateTownsReports
1.75″ Colorado 1 1
1.50″ Minnesota 6 6

These are reports, not a survey. Local Storm Reports are preliminary observations from NWS forecast offices, contributed by spotters, the public, mesonet stations and emergency managers. Coverage follows where people are, not where hail is: no report does NOT mean no hail. Sizes are frequently rounded to a coin size and some times are radar-estimated. Reports may be revised or withdrawn.

No report near you does not mean no hail near you. A large stone that falls in an empty field is reported by nobody. Use this to confirm what did happen, never to rule out what didn't.

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