Dade County hail reports, Georgia
Dade County, Georgia has 2 reports of hail in 2026, the largest stone measured 1.00 inches at 3 E Cole City on September 21, 2026, filed with the National Weather Service.
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County standing in Georgia
During 2026, Dade County places 1 among 4 counties in Georgia by number of reports filed. Dade County accounts for 33% of the 6 reports recorded in Georgia for this period. For the 2026 period, Dade County recorded Georgia's overall largest hailstone, with 1.00 inches. The Dade County reports trace back to 1 storm.
| Rank among counties | 1 / 4 |
|---|---|
| Share of state reports | 33% |
| State's largest this period | 1.00 inches, Dade |
| Distinct storms | 1 |
Each figure here comes from Local Storm Reports, and the numbers cover only the stated period. A county with more spotters can rank high on reporting volume, whatever the weather did.
Hail reports for 2026
| Amount | Place | Reported by | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.00 inches | 3 E Cole City | Amateur Radio | , September 21, 2026 |
| 1.00 inches | 3 E Cole City | Amateur Radio | , September 21, 2026 |
The National Weather Service Local Storm Reports in this list carry Dade County in the county field and name the observer who filed each one.
Storms that brought the hail
- Hail totals for September 21, 2026 1.25 inches 4 S Endicott, VA
Days that had hail
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