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Hail reports Maryland

No hail reports arrived in Maryland in the last 24 hours. The state averages about 48 reports a year, and its largest stone on record measured 4.50 inches at La Plata on Apr 28, 2002.

From 2005 through 2025, the Storm Events Database logs about 48 hail reports in Maryland a year, across about 12 days.

Largest hailstones on record in Maryland

Largest hailstones recorded in Maryland since 1996, Storm Events Database
DiameterSizePlaceDate
4.50 inchesGrapefruitLa Plata, Charles CountyApr 28, 2002
4.00 inchesSoftballHereford, Baltimore CountyJul 30, 1999
4.00 inchesSoftballPadonia, Baltimore CountyJun 23, 2015
4.00 inchesSoftballClear Spg, Washington CountyAug 7, 2023
3.00 inchesTea cupLa Plata, Charles CountyApr 28, 2002
3.00 inchesTea cupAshland, Baltimore CountyJun 23, 2015
3.00 inchesTea cupBreezy Pt, Calvert CountyMay 16, 2022
2.75 inchesBaseballBryantown, Charles CountyApr 28, 2002
2.75 inchesBaseballPatuxent, Charles CountyApr 28, 2002
2.75 inchesBaseballEssex, Baltimore CountyJul 1, 2004

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 in Maryland, 2005 to 2025
MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Reports0.00.80.7513137810.10.00.0

Counties in Maryland with the most hail reports

Counties in Maryland with the most hail reports a year, 2005 to 2025
CountyReports a year
Baltimore5.7
Montgomery5.1
Washington3.5
Allegany3.4
Anne Arundel3.4
Harford2.9
Prince George'S2.8
Frederick2.7
Charles2.5
St. Mary'S2.5

Cities in Maryland with hail data

Tracked cities in Maryland with average hail reports a year within 25 miles and the largest on record
CityReports a yearLargest since 1996
Baltimore14.44.00 inches Jul 30, 1999

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