Hail Storm Map — May 28, 2025

Hail storm map for May 28, 2025: max 3.00" hail across CO, FL, GA, KS, LA, MS, NM, OK, TX, ~192,025 structures in swath.

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A severe hail event swept across CO, FL, GA, KS and 5 more states on May 28, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 192,025 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~186,737 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 47,998 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 48 hail reports and 21 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

192,025

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Texas	186,737	96,142	47,997
Colorado	2,229	0	0
Kansas	1,338	3	0
Oklahoma	477	26	1
Florida	441	0	0
Mississippi	393	0	0
Georgia	320	0	0
Louisiana	86	0	0
New Mexico	4	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (45)

Texas · 27 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:30	SHIVE	HAMILTON	Baseball size hail was reported off County Road 513 south of Shive.
14:45	SAN SABA CO MUNI ARP	SAN SABA	Public report of quarter size hail on social media.
15:00	SAN SABA CO MUNI ARP	SAN SABA	Law enforcement reported golf ball to baseball size hail along US 190, east of San Saba.
15:05	CHAPPEL	SAN SABA	Storm chaser reported golf ball size hail.
15:24	BEND	SAN SABA	Park officials reported ping pong size hail at Colorado Bend State Park.
15:40	LAKE VICTOR	BURNET	A thunderstorm produced nickel size hail northeast of Tow.
16:30	BERTRAM	BURNET	A thunderstorm produced quarter to half dollar size hail in Bertram.
16:35	BERTRAM	BURNET	A thunderstorm produced chicken egg size hail south of Bertram.
16:54	ALPINE	BREWSTER	An MPING report of dime-size hail was received from the public.
17:00	LIBERTY HILL	WILLIAMSON	A thunderstorm produced half dollar size hail south of Liberty Hill.
17:02	LEANDER	WILLIAMSON	A thunderstorm produced quarter size hail northwest of Leander.
17:04	WINCHELL	BROWN	Law enforcement reported quarter size hail.
17:06	CEDAR PARK	WILLIAMSON	A thunderstorm produced quarter size hail at Park St. and Hwy 183 in Cedar Park.
17:06	WHITE STONE	WILLIAMSON	A thunderstorm produced golf ball size hail between Leander and Cedar Park.
17:08	WHITE STONE	WILLIAMSON	A thunderstorm produced ping pong ball size hail between Leander and Cedar Park.
17:16	CEDAR PARK	WILLIAMSON	A thunderstorm produced ping pong ball size hail in Cedar Park.
17:20	JONESTOWN	TRAVIS	A thunderstorm produced golf ball size hail on the west side of Cedar Park.
17:28	NORTH OAKS	TRAVIS	A thunderstorm produced pea to penny size hail at the Q2 Stadium in north Austin.
17:48	RICHLAND SPGS	SAN SABA	Public reported half dollar size hail.
17:50	RICHLAND SPGS	SAN SABA	A storm chaser reported half dollar size hail.
18:20	HARKEYVILLE	SAN SABA	A storm chaser reported ping pong ball size hail.
18:51	BABY HEAD	LLANO	A thunderstorm produced quarter size hail near Baby Head.
19:24	DARROUZETT	LIPSCOMB	A swath of large hail fell from two miles west of Darrouzett to four miles southeast of Darrouzett. Hail ranged from half dollar size to two inches in diameter.
19:28	KINGSLAND	LLANO	A thunderstorm produced quarter size hail in Kingsland.
19:36	FOLLETT	LIPSCOMB	Baseball size hail fell west of Follett. This resulted in broken windshields o some vehicles in the area.
19:40	MARBLE FALLS ARPT	BURNET	A thunderstorm produced penny size hail in Granite Shoals.
20:06	FOLLETT	LIPSCOMB	A supercell thunderstorm that moved through the area roughly eight miles south of Follett produced very large hail. Ping pong ball size hail fell along FM1454 between Follett and Higgins. Additionally, several spotters observed and measured hailstones of 3.24 inches to 3.4 inches. It was likely that some of these stones had melted by the time the measurement had occurred and larger hail may have fallen.

Kansas · 10 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:08	JOHNSON	STANTON	A storm chaser reported 1.5 inch hail via social media in Johnson City. Another public report via social of 1 inch hail occurred a few minutes later also in Johnson City.
15:25	MANTER	STANTON	A storm chaser reported 1 inch hail.
15:28	MANTER	STANTON	Multiple public reports of 2 inch hail in and around Manter between 15:28-15:42.
15:32	STANO STATION	GRANT	A storm chaser reported 2 inch hail.
15:40	ULYSSES ARPT	GRANT	A public report of 1.25 inch hail.
16:23	WOODS	STEVENS	An emergency manager reported 2 inch hail. A storm chaser sent pictures of measured 2 inch hail 5 minutes later 2 miles to the northwest.
16:55	WOODS	STEVENS	A trained spotter reported 1 inch hail.
17:00	LYDIA	WICHITA	Report if 1 inch hail.
17:33	LAKIN	KEARNY	Kearny county emergency manager reported 1 inch hail.
18:00	OFFERLE	EDWARDS	Report was from social media. Nickel to Quarter size hail in Offerle.

Colorado · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
12:03	PETERSON AFB	EL PASO	Hail up to 1.5 inches in diameter fell across central El Paso County from a supercell thunderstorm.
12:58	BURLINGTON	KIT CARSON	Nickel sized hail was reported in Burlington.
13:59	WALSH	BACA	Hail up to 1.25 inches in diameter fell across eastern Baca County from a cluster of severe thunderstorms.

Louisiana · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:42	MAUREPAS	LIVINGSTON	Quarter sized hail reported north of Whitehall.
13:58	FROST	LIVINGSTON	Video relayed by broadcast media via social media of hail estimated to be quarter size in Frost, LA.

Oklahoma · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:41	ELMWOOD	BEAVER	Hail ranging from one inch to 1.75 inches fell to the northwest and north of Elmwood.
20:19	SHATTUCK	ELLIS	The location is approximate.

New Mexico · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:59	DES MOINES	UNION	Pea to penny sized hail was observed in Des Moines. Report relayed from a broadcast station based out of Amarillo.

Wind reports (19)

Texas · 6 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:45	SMITHWICK	BURNET	A thunderstorm produced wind gusts measured at 63 mph by the Balcones Flying X RAWS.
17:38	NORTH OAKS	TRAVIS	A National Weather Service survey team concluded a long track microburst, associated with a supercell, caused sporadic, non-continuous wind damage in northwest Austin along the supercell's track. This consisted mainly of small to medium sized tree branches. Part of a gas station canopy collapsed onto two vehicles. Winds through this area were estimated at 55-75 mph.
17:40	AUSTIN MABRY	TRAVIS	A National Weather Service survey team concluded a long track microburst, associated with a supercell, occurred from central Austin, near the Hyde Park area, southeast to just east of the Austin Bergstrom International Airport. The length of the damage was approximately 10 miles long, with a path width ranging from one mile to a maximum of around 2.5 miles on the east side of Austin. Numerous trees and powerlines were damaged along the path. Large tree branches were snapped and a few trees uprooted that had shallow root systems. Minor shingle damage was observed on some homes. Maximum sustained winds were estimated to be between 65 and 85 mph. The Austin Bergstrom International Airport recorded a peak wind gust of 77 mph.
17:45	AUSTIN	TRAVIS	A National Weather Service survey team concluded a long track microburst, associated with a supercell, caused sporadic wind damage. This damage was associated with the rear flank downdraft of the storm. This was mainly damage to small and medium tree branches. In addition, windows were blown out on the top of the rotunda of the Texas Capitol building and an eight inch diameter tree trunk was split on the north plaza of the Capitol grounds. Maximum gusts were estimated at 65 mph.
19:26	KINGSLAND WILLIAMSAR	LLANO	A thunderstorm produced wind gusts estimated at 70 mph that knocked down five power poles near RM 1431 and RM 2545 in Kingsland.
19:35	KINGSLAND	LLANO	A thunderstorm produced wind gusts measured at 70 mph by the Kingsland mesonet station.

Louisiana · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:22	WILSON	EAST FELICIANA	Law enforcement report of a tree down on HWY 19 near HWY 68.
15:27	GREENLAW	TANGIPAHOA	Law enforcement report of a tree down on HWY 1055/1054 near Kentwood.
15:27	WILSON	EAST FELICIANA	Law enforcement report of a tree down on Grant Street in Wilson.
15:39	INNIS	POINTE COUPEE	Law enforcement report of a tree down on HWY 418.

Oklahoma · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
18:35	LOGAN	BEAVER	The mesonet station located eight miles west of Slapout measured a wind gust of 87mph. Winds continued to gust to 61mph through 740pm CDT.
21:25	(GAG)GAGE AIRPORT	ELLIS	Gage Airport (KGAG) observation.
23:15	RINGWOOD	MAJOR	Large tree branches were blown down along U.S. Highway 412. The location is approximate.

Georgia · 2 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:09	PYLES MARSH	GLYNN	Estimated wind gusts of 40-45 mph occurred on HWY-17 just south of the HWY-82 \| intersection. Several large tree branches were broken and loose lightweight metal blown about. The cost of damage was unknown, but it was estimated for inclusion of the event in Storm Data.
16:05	SCOTCHVILLE	CAMDEN	A few tree limbs were blown down and dime size hail occurred near Kingsland along St Marys Road and Shadowlawn Drive. The time of the event was based on radar data.

Colorado · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:05	MACK	MESA	The Colorado Department of Transportation mesonet station 070w001 Utah State Line recorded a wind gust to 62 mph at 5:06 PM MDT, associated with a thunderstorm moving off the higher terrain to the south over the Uncompahgre Plateau. No reports of damages, injuries, or fatalities were received.

Kansas · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
20:46	VIOLA	SEDGWICK	A 62-mph wind gust was measured with a personal weather station.

Mississippi · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
16:19	WARDWELL STATION	LAMAR	Trees and power lines were blown down on Thornhill Drive.

Florida · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
17:15	ISLE OF PALMS SOUTH	DUVAL	The public reported large tree limbs down and dime-size hail. The time of event was based on radar data.

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