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Hail San Jose International Airport, CA

No hail was reported within 25 miles of San Jose International Airport in the last 7 days. The only report so far in 2026 measured 0.25 inches at 3 NW Boulder Creek.

Every figure on this page covers a 25 mile circle centered on San Jose International Airport. Between 2005 and 2025, the area averaged about 2.3 hail reports a year, coming on about 1.0 days. The largest hailstone since 1996 was 1.00 inches, on Jan 20, 2010.

Hail reports in 2026

Hail reports within 25 miles of San Jose International Airport in 2026, newest first
DateSizePlaceReported by
Feb 18, 20260.25 inches pea3 NW Boulder CreekSanta Cruz CountyCocorahs

WeatherTotals compiles National Weather Service Local Storm Reports, mostly from the public and trained spotters. Each report is flagged measured or estimated and lists its source and time.

Largest hailstones within 25 miles of San Jose International Airport

Largest hailstones within 25 miles of San Jose International Airport since 1996, Storm Events Database
DiameterSizePlaceDate
1.00 inchesQuarterCorralitos, Santa Cruz CountyJan 20, 2010
0.75 inchesPennyBoulder Creek, Santa Cruz CountyOct 27, 2004
0.75 inchesPennyLive Oak, Santa Cruz CountyMar 10, 2006
0.75 inchesPennyEvergreen, Santa Clara CountyApr 6, 2020
0.38 inchesPeaLos Gatos, Santa Clara CountyMar 25, 2020

Record figures come from the Storm Events Database at NCEI, a reviewed log that trails live reports by 2 to 3 months. Records start in 1996 and averages cover 2005-2025.

Hail reports by month

Average hail reports per month within 25 miles of San Jose International Airport, 2005 to 2025
MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Reports0.70.11.30.20.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

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All California hail reports