Hail storms on May 23, 2026
223 cities across 13 states recorded hail on May 23, 2026 — a multi-state outbreak. The largest stone reached 2" over Tahoka — tennis ball, severe, roof-replacing hail.
223
across 13 states2"
≈ tennis ball · Tahoka144,555
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A storm day on Overview is a convective day — it runs from noon to noon UTC, so late-night hail is grouped with the afternoon storm that spawned it rather than split across two calendar dates. Everything below happened inside the May 23, 2026 convective day. Across those footprints sit roughly 144,555 homes, and 16 ground reports were filed with the National Weather Service. The cities are listed with the biggest storm first, measured by Overview's severity score. Each row links through to that city's own storm page, where you'll find the radar surfaces, every ground report filed, and the hail footprint drawn on the map. The counts here are the size of the set of cities Overview tracks — never "every US city" — so read a quiet day as "quiet among the places we watch," not as proof nothing happened elsewhere.
Every city we track that saw hail on May 23, 2026
Texas
93 cities · up to 2"
Florida
19 cities · up to 1.5"
Oklahoma
4 cities · up to 1.25"Louisiana
7 cities · up to 1"
Georgia
33 cities · up to 0.75"
South Carolina
1 city · up to 0.75"Arkansas
12 cities · up to 0.75"
Missouri
11 cities · up to 0.75"
New Mexico
3 cities · up to 0.75"Alabama
20 cities · up to 0.75"
Nebraska
3 cities · up to 0.75"Mississippi
15 cities · up to 0.5"
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