Hail storms on Sep 26, 2026

5 days ago

36 cities across 3 states recorded hail on Sep 26, 2026 — a multi-state outbreak. The peak radar-indicated size reached 2.25" over Big Spring — about the size of a tennis ball. That is a severe hail signal, not property-level damage confirmation.

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Cities hit 36 across 3 states
Peak hail signal 2.25" ≈ tennis ball · Big Spring
Homes in footprints 9,909
Ground reports 1

Sep 26, 2026 · Big Spring, TX: 2.25" peak radar signal · No rendered map

Mapped cities, by state

Every tracked city with a hail signal on Sep 26, 2026

36 cities · up to 2.25" · 9,909 mapped homes · noon-to-noon UTC

Every tracked city that recorded hail on this convective day, biggest signal first. Each row opens that city's full storm record.

How to read this day

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 Sep 26, 2026 convective day. Across those footprints sit roughly 9,909 homes, and 1 ground report was 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.

Texas

11 cities · up to 2.25" · 4,282 mapped homes
Big Spring, TX 5.1 /10 severity
2.25" peak signal 2,328 mapped homes No ground reports
Coahoma, TX 3.0 /10 severity
1" peak signal 1,086 mapped homes No ground reports
Colorado City, TX 2.6 /10 severity
1" peak signal 146 mapped homes No ground reports
Bellevue, TX 2.5 /10 severity
1" peak signal 113 mapped homes No ground reports
Stamford, TX 2.3 /10 severity
1" peak signal 33 mapped homes No ground reports
Ackerly, TX 2.1 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 92 mapped homes No ground reports
Iowa Park, TX 2.1 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 458 mapped homes No ground reports
Sylvester, TX 1.8 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 20 mapped homes No ground reports
Weinert, TX 1.1 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 3 mapped homes No ground reports
Rochester, TX 1.0 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 2 mapped homes No ground reports
Hermleigh, TX 0.9 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 1 mapped homes No ground reports

Oklahoma

23 cities · up to 1" · 5,469 mapped homes
Lawton, OK 3.4 /10 severity
1" peak signal 2,007 mapped homes 1 ground report
Adair, OK 2.5 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 590 mapped homes No ground reports
Temple, OK 2.5 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 581 mapped homes No ground reports
Walters, OK 2.5 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 568 mapped homes No ground reports
Marlow, OK 2.4 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 307 mapped homes No ground reports
Strang, OK 2.4 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 365 mapped homes No ground reports
Big Cabin, OK 2.0 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 279 mapped homes No ground reports
Cherokee, OK 1.9 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 31 mapped homes No ground reports
Frederick, OK 1.9 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 32 mapped homes No ground reports
Marshall, OK 1.9 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 250 mapped homes No ground reports
Enid, OK 1.8 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 133 mapped homes No ground reports
Arapaho, OK 1.7 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 69 mapped homes No ground reports
Camargo, OK 1.7 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 16 mapped homes No ground reports
Fletcher, OK 1.7 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 70 mapped homes No ground reports
Garber, OK 1.7 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 73 mapped homes No ground reports
Indiahoma, OK 1.7 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 16 mapped homes No ground reports
Leedey, OK 1.7 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 15 mapped homes No ground reports
Ames, OK 1.5 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 27 mapped homes No ground reports
Mountain Park, OK 1.3 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 13 mapped homes No ground reports
El Reno, OK 1.2 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 7 mapped homes No ground reports
Minco, OK 1.2 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 6 mapped homes No ground reports
Roosevelt, OK 1.2 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 9 mapped homes No ground reports
Carmen, OK 1.1 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 5 mapped homes No ground reports

New York

2 cities · up to 0.75" · 158 mapped homes
Esperance, NY 2.2 /10 severity
0.75" peak signal 149 mapped homes No ground reports
Madrid, NY 1.2 /10 severity
0.5" peak signal 9 mapped homes No ground reports

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Storm days are convective days (noon-to-noon UTC). Cities and counts are the set Overview tracks, not every place hail fell. Ground reports are public-domain observations from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center; radar sizes are detections and estimates, not confirmed damage.