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Hail in Delaware

Latest signal · 9 days ago

23 tracked cities, 13 storm days on record, latest Sep 3, 2026. Open the newest Delaware storm on the live map, or pick a city.

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Peak hail signal 1.5" ≈ ping-pong ball
Cities covered 23
Homes in mapped footprints 51,504
Hail days recorded 13

Record window · Apr 1 – Sep 3, 2026

High damage potential

What 1.5" hail means for Delaware roofs.

Hail around an inch and a half is capable of cracking shingles, stripping granules, and denting gutters, vents, and siding. Risk is usually greatest near the strongest radar signal, but property-level damage still requires an on-site inspection.

Hail activity rank · last 12 months

Delaware's most active hail cities.

Ranked by total hail severity — the sum of every storm's largest hailstone over the last 12 months — across the 22 cities in Delaware that Overview tracked hail in this window.

  1. 1
    Milford
    5 storm days 1,494 homes
    1" hail
    4.0 activity
  2. 2
    Millsboro
    3 storm days 8 homes
    1.5" hail
    3.0 activity
  3. 3
    New Castle
    2 storm days 13,553 homes
    1.5" hail
    2.3 activity
  4. 4
    Clayton
    2 storm days 206 homes
    1" hail
    2.0 activity
  5. 4
    Seaford
    3 storm days 560 homes
    0.75" hail
    2.0 activity
  6. 6
    Milton
    3 storm days 215 homes
    0.5" hail
    1.5 activity
  7. 6
    Smyrna
    2 storm days 106 homes
    1" hail
    1.5 activity
  8. 8
    Georgetown
    2 storm days 1,108 homes
    1.25" hail
    1.3 activity
  9. 9
    Bethany Beach
    2 storm days 175 homes
    0.5" hail
    1.0 activity
  10. 9
    Dover
    1 storm day 3,783 homes
    1" hail
    1.0 activity
  11. 9
    Felton
    1 storm day 2,445 homes
    1" hail
    1.0 activity
  12. 9
    Hartly
    1 storm day 206 homes
    1" hail
    1.0 activity
  13. 9
    Laurel
    1 storm day 0 homes
    1" hail
    1.0 activity
  14. 9
    Lewes
    1 storm day 0 homes
    1" hail
    1.0 activity
  15. 15
    Bear
    1 storm day 8,696 homes
    0.75" hail
    0.8 activity
  16. 15
    Bridgeville
    1 storm day 91 homes
    0.75" hail
    0.8 activity
  17. 15
    Wilmington
    2 storm days 9,687 homes
    0.75" hail
    0.8 activity
  18. 18
    Dagsboro
    1 storm day 2,570 homes
    0.5" hail
    0.5 activity
  19. 18
    Ellendale
    1 storm day 159 homes
    0.5" hail
    0.5 activity
  20. 18
    Greenwood
    1 storm day 207 homes
    0.5" hail
    0.5 activity
  21. 18
    Marydel
    1 storm day 1,033 homes
    0.5" hail
    0.5 activity
  22. 18
    Rehoboth Beach
    1 storm day 5,202 homes
    0.5" hail
    0.5 activity

“Cities we track” means the localities in Overview's hail set — not every city in Delaware. A city with no hail in the last 12 months isn't ranked.

Storm history by city

Tracked hail cities in Delaware.

23 cities · biggest markets first

Each city record carries its storm history, peak indicated size, and mapped-home count.

New Castle 1.5"

New Castle

Last signal
Aug 27, 2026
Mapped homes
13,553
Hail days
2
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New Castle 0.75"

Wilmington

Last signal
Aug 27, 2026
Mapped homes
9,687
Hail days
2
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New Castle 0.75"

Bear

Last signal
Aug 27, 2026
Mapped homes
8,696
Hail days
1
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Sussex 0.5"

Rehoboth Beach

Last signal
Aug 10, 2026
Mapped homes
5,202
Hail days
1
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Kent 1"

Dover

Last signal
Jul 4, 2026
Mapped homes
3,783
Hail days
1
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Sussex 0.5"

Dagsboro

Last signal
Jul 18, 2026
Mapped homes
2,570
Hail days
1
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Kent 1"

Felton

Last signal
Jul 21, 2026
Mapped homes
2,445
Hail days
1
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Sussex 1"

Milford

Last signal
Sep 3, 2026
Mapped homes
1,494
Hail days
5
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Sussex 1.25"

Georgetown

Last signal
Jun 27, 2026
Mapped homes
1,108
Hail days
2
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Kent 0.5"

Marydel

Last signal
Jul 18, 2026
Mapped homes
1,033
Hail days
1
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Sussex 0.75"

Seaford

Last signal
Jul 28, 2026
Mapped homes
560
Hail days
3
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Sussex 0.5"

Milton

Last signal
Aug 20, 2026
Mapped homes
215
Hail days
3
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Sussex 0.5"

Greenwood

Last signal
Jul 18, 2026
Mapped homes
207
Hail days
1
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Kent 1"

Clayton

Last signal
Jul 4, 2026
Mapped homes
206
Hail days
2
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Kent 1"

Hartly

Last signal
Jul 4, 2026
Mapped homes
206
Hail days
1
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Sussex 0.5"

Bethany Beach

Last signal
Sep 3, 2026
Mapped homes
175
Hail days
2
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Sussex 0.5"

Ellendale

Last signal
Sep 3, 2026
Mapped homes
159
Hail days
1
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Kent 1"

Smyrna

Last signal
Jul 28, 2026
Mapped homes
106
Hail days
2
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Sussex 0.75"

Bridgeville

Last signal
Jul 5, 2026
Mapped homes
91
Hail days
1
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Sussex 1.5"

Millsboro

Last signal
Jul 27, 2026
Mapped homes
8
Hail days
3
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Sussex 1"

Laurel

Last signal
Jul 4, 2026
Mapped homes
0
Hail days
1
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Sussex 1"

Lewes

Last signal
Apr 1, 2026
Mapped homes
0
Hail days
1
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New Castle 0"

Middletown

Last signal
Jul 5, 2026
Mapped homes
0
Hail days
1
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