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Hail near me

The largest hail stone reported in the last 24 hours was 2.00 inches in Edgerton, Kansas, at 7:08 PM EDT. In that same 24-hour window, the National Weather Service logged 21 reports.

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All figures come from National Weather Service Local Storm Reports, with diameters measured in inches. The locator takes your ZIP code or location, resolves it to one of the 145 tracked cities, and gives you the link to that city's hail page. State pages carry the full week of reports.

Hail reports across the US

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Latest hail reports

Hail reports received in the last 24 hours, newest first
PlaceSizeReported byTime
3 WSW AltaPeoria County1.50 inchesPublic
2 SW AltaPeoria County1.50 inchesestBroadcast Media
CairoRandolph County1.25 inchesestPublic
5 W CairoRandolph County1.75 inchesestPublic
1 SSE Bear LakeNoble County1.00 inchesestAmateur Radio
MaysvilleDeKalb County1.00 inchesestPublic
4 E Reese CenterLubbock County1.00 inchesPublic
EdgertonJohnson County1.75 inchesPublic
EdgertonJohnson County2.00 inchesestPublic
1 SW EdgertonJohnson County1.25 inchesPublic
1 S EdgertonJohnson County1.50 inchesestPublic
2 SSE EdgertonMiami County1.50 inchesestPublic
1 NNE AmazoniaAndrew County1.00 inchesestPublic
2 SSW EdgertonMiami County1.00 inchesestPublic
2 NE Country Club VillaAndrew County1.00 inchesestPublic
4 S EdgertonMiami County1.50 inchesestPublic
RichmondRay County1.00 inchesestPublic
DelavanTazewell County0.88 inchesestBroadcast Media
DelavanTazewell County1.00 inchesestPublic
SmyerHockley County1.00 inchesestBroadcast Media
7 WNW Dove CreekDolores County0.50 inchesestCO-OP Observer

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