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Tarrant County hail reports, Texas

Tarrant County, Texas has 9 reports of hail in 2026, the largest stone measured 1.75 inches at 4 S Arlington on September 11, 2026, filed with the National Weather Service.

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County standing in Texas

During 2026, Tarrant County places 2 among 22 counties in Texas by number of reports filed. Tarrant County accounts for 14% of the 66 reports recorded in Texas for this period. Texas's largest hailstone for the 2026 period came from Motley County, at 2.75 inches. The Tarrant County reports trace back to 1 storm.

County standing in Texas: Tarrant County
Rank among counties2 / 22
Share of state reports14%
State's largest this period2.75 inches, Motley
Distinct storms1

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

Hail reports for 2026: Tarrant County, Texas, 9 reports
AmountPlaceReported byTime
0.75 inchesKellerPublic, September 21, 2026
0.75 inchesKellerPublic, September 21, 2026
1.00 inches1 ENE KellerFire Dept/Rescue, September 21, 2026
1.00 inches1 ENE KellerFire Dept/Rescue, September 21, 2026
1.00 inches3 NE BenbrookPublic, September 11, 2026
0.75 inches2 NE BenbrookBroadcast Media, September 11, 2026
1.25 inchesEstimated4 S ArlingtonBroadcast Media, September 11, 2026
1.75 inches4 S ArlingtonPublic, September 11, 2026
1.00 inches4 SSE ArlingtonNWS Employee, September 11, 2026

The National Weather Service Local Storm Reports in this list carry Tarrant County in the county field and name the observer who filed each one.

Storms that brought the hail

Days that had hail

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