What Hit My House

Where hail was reported

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131 places across 21 states in the last 3 days. Largest reported stone 4.50″, most recent report today. Biggest hail first.

StateLargestMost recentPlacesDamage reports
Wisconsin 4.50″ Mon 27 Jul 26 0
Illinois 3.00″ Tue 28 Jul 47 0
Virginia 2.50″ Tue 28 Jul 5 0
Maryland 2.50″ Tue 28 Jul 4 0
Michigan 2.00″ Tue 28 Jul 8 0
West Virginia 2.00″ Tue 28 Jul 1 0
Colorado 1.75″ Thu 30 Jul 5 0
North Carolina 1.75″ Wed 29 Jul 6 0
Nebraska 1.75″ Tue 28 Jul 3 0
Indiana 1.25″ Tue 28 Jul 6 1
Arizona 1.00″ Thu 30 Jul 2 0
New Jersey 1.00″ Wed 29 Jul 6 0
Tennessee 1.00″ Tue 28 Jul 1 0
Ohio 1.00″ Tue 28 Jul 1 0
New York 1.00″ Mon 27 Jul 1 0
Pennsylvania 0.88″ Tue 28 Jul 2 0
Georgia 0.75″ Thu 30 Jul 2 0
South Carolina 0.75″ Thu 30 Jul 1 0
South Dakota 0.75″ Mon 27 Jul 1 0
Florida 0.50″ Mon 27 Jul 1 0
Puerto Rico 0.25″ Mon 27 Jul 2 0

Each state page lists every place, the day, the largest size reported, who filed the report, and what they said they saw — the report text, not a polygon.

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A state missing from this list is not a state without hail. These are reports people filed. Coverage follows observers, not weather, and a large stone that lands where nobody is standing is reported by nobody.

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