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State Hail Maps & Hail Report History

Pick your state to see every official National Weather Service hail report from the last 12 months — with a state hail map, the largest stones recorded and the hardest-hit counties.

Texas

Texas records more damaging hail than any other state, with the heaviest activity from March through June along the I-35 corridor and the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex.

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Oklahoma

Oklahoma sits at the heart of Tornado Alley and sees frequent supercell hail from March through June, with the Oklahoma City metro among the most hail-prone urban areas in the country.

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Kansas

Kansas records some of the largest hail in the Plains each spring, with the heaviest activity along the I-70 and I-35 corridors from Wichita to Kansas City.

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Nebraska

Nebraska's hail season runs from late spring into midsummer, with frequent large-hail storms across the Platte River valley and the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas.

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Colorado

Colorado's Front Range is one of the costliest hail regions in the U.S., with damaging storms hitting Denver, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins from May through August.

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Missouri

Missouri gets hit from both the Plains and the Mississippi Valley storm tracks, with heavy hail activity around Kansas City, St. Louis and Springfield from March through June.

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Iowa

Iowa sees frequent large-hail supercells from late spring into midsummer, with the Des Moines metro and the I-80 and I-35 corridors in the most active zones.

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South Dakota

South Dakota holds a share of the nation's hail records — including one of the largest stones ever measured — with peak activity across the eastern plains from May through August.

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Minnesota

Minnesota's hail season peaks in early summer, when supercells ride the I-35 and I-94 corridors into the Twin Cities metro — one of the most hail-exposed urban areas in the Upper Midwest.

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Illinois

Illinois ranks near the top for hail losses, with spring and early-summer storms tracking along I-55 and I-74 through Chicago, Springfield and Peoria.

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The national hail map

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