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Printed from https://weathertotals.com/hail/storms/2026-09-20-2 on September 29, 2026.

Hail totals for September 20, 2026

The largest hail stone for September 20, 2026 measured 3.10 inches at 9 S Brandon, Colorado. That was the top figure among 35 reports in National Weather Service Local Storm Reports across one state, and no further reports have come in.

Reports have stopped

as of

Largest stone by state

Largest stone by state: September 20, 2026
StateTopPlaceCountyReported byTime
Colorado3.10 inches9 S BrandonKiowaPublic
9 S Brandon, CO: 3.10″9 S Brandon, CO 3.10″5 N Eads, CO: 2.75″3 E Wild Horse, CO: 2.75″4 NE Wild Horse, CO: 2.75″6 S Kit Carson, CO: 2.50″6 N Wild Horse, CO: 2.50″10 N Boyero, CO: 2.50″4 SSE Kit Carson, CO: 2.00″5 N Alvin, CO: 1.75″8 SSW Holyoke, CO: 1.75″9 E Queens Reservoir, CO: 1.50″3 W Genoa, CO: 1.50″1.5 SSE Genoa, CO: 1.25″Kit Carson, CO: 1.00″6 N Alvin, CO: 1.00″Stratton, CO: 0.88″AZKSNENMOKUTWY
0.78″ 1.55″ 3.10″ Circle size scaleOne spotter report, sized by amount
Circles show spotter reports from this storm, sized by amount. County lines mark the states touched, and the largest values are labeled. 35 reports are plotted.

Every stone report, largest first

Every stone report, largest first: September 20, 2026, 35 reports
AmountPlaceCountyStateReported byTime
3.10 inches9 S BrandonKiowaCOPublic
3.10 inches9 S BrandonKiowaCOPublic
3.10 inches9 S BrandonKiowaCOPublic
2.75 inchesEstimated5 N EadsKiowaCOPublic
2.75 inchesEstimated5 N EadsKiowaCOPublic
2.75 inchesEstimated5 N EadsKiowaCOPublic
2.75 inchesEstimated3 E Wild HorseCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
2.75 inchesEstimated3 E Wild HorseCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
2.75 inchesEstimated4 NE Wild HorseCheyenneCOStorm Chaser
2.75 inchesEstimated4 NE Wild HorseCheyenneCOStorm Chaser
2.50 inchesEstimated6 S Kit CarsonCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
2.50 inchesEstimated6 S Kit CarsonCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
2.50 inchesEstimated6 N Wild HorseCheyenneCOPublic
2.50 inchesEstimated6 N Wild HorseCheyenneCOPublic
2.50 inches10 N BoyeroLincolnCOStorm Chaser
2.00 inchesEstimated4 SSE Kit CarsonCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
2.00 inchesEstimated4 SSE Kit CarsonCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
2.00 inchesEstimated4 SSE Kit CarsonCheyenneCOTrained Spotter
1.75 inches5 N AlvinYumaCOPublic
1.75 inches5 N AlvinYumaCOPublic
1.75 inches5 N AlvinYumaCOPublic
1.75 inchesEstimated8 SSW HolyokePhillipsCOPublic
1.50 inchesEstimated9 E Queens ReservoirKiowaCOPublic
1.50 inchesEstimated9 E Queens ReservoirKiowaCOPublic
1.50 inchesEstimated3 W GenoaLincolnCOPublic
1.25 inches1.5 SSE GenoaLincolnCOStorm Chaser
1.00 inchesEstimatedKit CarsonCheyenneCOPublic
1.00 inchesEstimatedKit CarsonCheyenneCOPublic
1.00 inches6 N AlvinYumaCOPublic
1.00 inches6 N AlvinYumaCOPublic
0.88 inchesEstimatedStrattonKit CarsonCOPublic
0.75 inchesStrattonKit CarsonCOTrained Spotter
0.75 inchesStrattonKit CarsonCOTrained Spotter
0.70 inchesStrattonKit CarsonCOTrained Spotter
0.70 inchesStrattonKit CarsonCOTrained Spotter

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The National Weather Service files these reports in its Local Storm Reports. Within a state, reports with no gap longer than 6 hours form one run, and runs in states that overlap in time form one storm. A page needs 5 reports or a stone of 1.5 inches, and at least 3 reports either way.

All states touched

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