Hail Storm Map — August 3, 2025

Hail storm map for August 3, 2025: max 3.00" hail across CO, KS, NE, OK, OR, SD, TX, ~33,469 structures in swath.

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A moderate hail event swept across CO, KS, NE, OK and 3 more states on August 3, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 3.00". An estimated 33,469 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~13,967 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. Roughly 324 of those sat under destructive ≥2.50" stones — the radar tier that routinely totals roofs and shatters auto glass. NOAA logged 42 hail reports and 53 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size

3.00"

States impacted

Structures in swath

33,469

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State	≥1.00"	≥1.75"	≥2.50"
Texas	13,967	60	1
Kansas	10,536	2,189	323
Oregon	7,121	0	0
Nebraska	1,174	6	0
Oklahoma	362	34	0
South Dakota	307	5	0
Colorado	2	0	0

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (38)

Kansas · 31 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:20	CARUSO	SHERMAN	Up to golf ball sized hail reported for 20 minutes. 0.55 inches of rainfall accompanied the thunderstorm.
13:27	CARUSO	SHERMAN	The hail was reported via Social Media.
14:25	SHARON SPGS	WALLACE	Image of hailstones larger than half dollars from Sharon Springs from social media.
14:25	SHARON SPGS	WALLACE	Quarter to ping pong sized hail reported via social media from in the town of Sharon Springs and just south of town.
14:48	SHARON SPGS ARPT	WALLACE	Various hail sizes noted in multiple photos with largest being baseball size. Some damage also occurred to travel trailer and a barn.
14:48	SHARON SPGS ARPT	WALLACE	Spotter reported hail generally around quarters in size, but with a few baseball sized hailstones as well.
14:55	SEGUIN	SHERIDAN	The public reported quarter size hail.
15:06	HORACE	GREELEY	Hailed along the highway, estimated at half dollar size.
15:20	GRAINFIELD	GOVE	Wind-driven baseball-sized hail damaged vehicles along I-70, including the destruction of windshields. Report was relayed by broadcast media.
15:20	GRAINFIELD	GOVE	Photo showing a hailstone around 2 inches in diameter. Additional photos show the back window of a vehicle on I-70 near Grainfield was obliterated by the hail, and the front windshield of the same vehicle was smashed.
15:26	HORACE	GREELEY	Photos provided showing hail next to ruler up to 2 inches in size.
15:32	TRIBUNE	GREELEY	Various hail sizes noted with the largest being up to golf ball sized.
15:35	GRINNELL	GOVE	Social media report of hail ranging from golf ball to baseball in size.
15:55	GOVE	GOVE	Spotter reported quarter sized hail. Lots of hail falling.
16:01	GOVE	GOVE	Dime to penny size hail was reported by the emergency manager.
16:08	OAKLEY MUNI ARPT	LOGAN	Dime to penny size hail was reported by emergency manager.
16:10	OAKLEY MUNI ARPT	LOGAN	Quarter sized hail and 2.10 inches of rainfall.
16:13	OAKLEY MUNI ARPT	LOGAN	Emergency Manager relayed report that law enforcement had golf ball sized hail 8 miles south of Oakley.
17:05	SCOTT CITY	SCOTT	A COOP Observer reported hail of 1.75 inches.
17:19	SCOTT CITY	SCOTT	The emergency manager reported hail of 1.75 inches. At the same time, a report of 1 hail was given from the public.
17:40	JETMORE	HODGEMAN	A public report of 1.75 inch hail.
17:47	SYRACUSE	HAMILTON	A storm chaser reported 2.75 inch hail and included pictures via social media.
17:48	SYRACUSE	HAMILTON	Public reported 2 inch hail.
18:01	STANTON CO ARPT	STANTON	A public report of 1.75 inch hail.
18:30	MANTER	STANTON	A Stanton Emergency Manager reported 3 inch hail.
18:35	DEERFIELD	KEARNY	The Emergency Manager reported 1.75 inch hail.
18:39	MANTER	STANTON	A public report of 2.75 inch hail.
18:42	MANTER	STANTON	A member of the public reported 4 inch hail.
19:17	RICHFIELD	MORTON	A public report of 2.75 inch hail.
19:30	SATANTA MUNI ARPT	HASKELL	A public report of 1.75 inch hail.
19:33	SUBLETTE	HASKELL	A public report from social media had 2 inch hail with pictures. Another public report nearby of 1 inch hail around the same time.

South Dakota · 4 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
12:45	NEMO	LAWRENCE	Public submitted report.
18:37	OACOMA	LYMAN	Hail measuring one inch in diameter was reported nine miles southwest of Oacoma.
18:55	IDEAL	TRIPP	Public called in a report of mainly small hail was observed, but they noted a few hail stone that were up to ping pong ball in size.
19:15	KENNEBEC	LYMAN	Hail measuring 1.25 inches in diameter was reported in the town of Kennebec.

Nebraska · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:03	MULLEN	HOOKER	Large quantity of hail with drifting noted.

Oregon · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:30	BEND	DESCHUTES	Multiple weather spotters and members of the public posting on Facebook reported severe hail of 1 to 1.5 inches falling around southern and eastern Bend, Oregon.

Texas · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
12:12	EULESS	TARRANT	A social media report indicated quarter sized hail near the intersection of FM 157 and Bedford Road in Euless.

Wind reports (50)

Kansas · 32 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
15:33	HORACE	GREELEY	Kansas mesonet site KS-Tribune measured 61 mph wind gust.
15:39	GRINNELL	GOVE	Tree damage in the form of a few larger limbs being knocked down occurred on County Road U, between County Roads 26 and 30.
15:51	GOVE	GOVE	Ambient weather station named My Weather Station reported the wind gust.
16:53	SHIELDS	LANE	Public report of a 70 mph wind gust.
16:58	AMY	LANE	Report was from the Kansas State Mesonet of 66 mph.
17:08	DIGHTON	LANE	The report was received from AWN weather station.
17:14	DIGHTON	LANE	Two public reports came in at the same time reporting multiple large tree limbs downed. One of the report included pictures.
17:25	DIGHTON	LANE	The report of a 77 mph wind gust was from KKSDIGHT22 weather station.
18:00	(DDC)DODGE CITY ARPT	FORD	A COOP observer reported a 82 mph wind gust.
18:13	CIMARRON ARPT	GRAY	A public report of multiple large tree branches being blown down.
18:14	DODGE CITY	FORD	Report was from AWN weather station 3 WNW Dodge City.
18:14	CHARLESTON	GRAY	Report was from AWN weather station 7 SSW Charleston.
18:15	CIMARRON	GRAY	A public report of wind damaging trees, wind estimated to 60 mph.
18:16	DODGE CITY	FORD	Report was from a personal weather station KKSDODGE27 weather station.
18:16	(DDC)DODGE CITY ARPT	FORD	A personal weather station report of 96 mph from KKSDODGE57.
18:18	(DDC)DODGE CITY ARPT	FORD	Report was from an AWN weather station 5 N Dodge City.
18:18	DODGE CITY	FORD	Report was from the personal weather station KKSDODGE59.
18:20	SPEARVILLE	FORD	Mesonet station SPUK1 Spearville recorded a 62 mph wind gust.
18:20	DODGE CITY	FORD	An Emergency Manager reported shingles were blown off roof of residence.
18:24	ENSIGN	GRAY	Multiple public reports at the same time and location of tree branches being snapped, shingles blown off, and siding blown off.
18:25	WILROADS GARDENS	FORD	An Emergency Manager reported a tree had blown down onto a house and cars. They also reported large tree limbs being blown down and power poles downed.
18:30	SPEARVILLE	FORD	Public reported large tree branches blown down.
18:30	(DDC)DODGE CITY ARPT	FORD	Mesonet station CW9785 Dodge City recorded a 60 mph wind gust.
18:39	BLOOM	FORD	A report of blown down tree branches.
18:50	FORD	FORD	One mesonet site recorded a 73 mph wind gusts at AWN weather station 4 ENE Ford. A nearby mesonet site reported a 64 mph gust a minute earlier from K5FRD 3WNW Ford.
18:52	(DDC)DODGE CITY ARPT	FORD	ASOS station KDDC Dodge City Regional Airport reported a 85 mph wind gust.
18:54	(GCK)GARDEN CITY ARPT	FINNEY	The ASOS station KGCK Garden City reported a 62 mph wind gust.
18:57	MEADE	MEADE	The mesonet station UP367 4.9 NE Meade (UPR) reported a 66mph wind gust.
18:58	LAKE ARROWHEAD	BARBER	Mesonet station DW9907 Bloom reported a 65 mph wind gust, Mesonet station UP835 3.0 W Kingsdown reported a 62 mph, and a AWN weather station reported a 60 mph in the same time and area.
19:04	MULLINVILLE	KIOWA	The Mesonet station UP372 2.3 W Mullinville reported a 66 mph wind gust.
19:30	KINGSDOWN	FORD	Twenty-five freight cars were derailed on highway 54 east of Kingsdown.
19:30	ASHLAND KRIER ARPT	CLARK	A mesonet from the Kansas State Mesonet recorded a 58 mph wind gust.

Texas · 7 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
01:30	SUNRAY	MOORE	A severe thunderstorm moved across portions of Moore County during the early morning hours of August 3, 2025. It produced significant, widespread damage to portions of the county from north of Dumas and especially across the town of Sunray. Based on pictures and radar imagery, it has been determined that this damage is attributed to straight line winds. The most significant damage occurred in Sunray. Here, numerous trees were snapped or uprooted. Several power poles were snapped, center pivots were flipped, a few light poles were bent at the base. The press box at the high school sports complex was destroyed. Other structure damage included destroyed\|outbuildings and barns as well as roof damage to homes and businesses. Train\|cars were laid on their side off a track between Cactus and Sunray. All of the damage was laid in a pattern that is indicative of straight line winds and no convergence of damage was noted.
02:17	BORGER	HUTCHINSON	Six to seven inch diameter tree branches were blown down in the area.
12:04	GRAPEVINE	TARRANT	A social media photo indicated a tree down near the intersection of William D Tate Avenue and Timberline Drive in Grapevine.
12:10	BEDFORD	TARRANT	Social media imagery indicated that a tree was blown down at an elementary school on Harwood Road in Bedford, and also multiple trees were downed in the vicinity of Highway 121 and Harwood Road. One tree impacted an apartment building, causing roof damage. Another tree fell upon a residential structure.
12:25	MCKINNEY	COLLIN	A social media report indicated that a few trees were blown down near the intersection of Virginia Pkwy and Lake Forest Dr in McKinney.
16:18	KERMIT	WINKLER	The sheriffs office received a report of an RV roof having been blow off onto a truck in Kermit. The time of occurrence is estimated from radar. The cost of damages is also estimated.
18:16	FT STOCKTON ARPT FST	PECOS	Emergency management reported a couple of power poles damaged/downed north of Fort Stockton. Minor roof damage was also reported, and a two unoccupied travel trailers were destroyed. The time of occurrence is estimated by radar. The cost of damages and maximum wind gust is also estimated.

Oklahoma · 6 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
00:29	BEAVER	BEAVER	The roof of a barn was blown off on East-West 16 Road.
04:47	(LTS)ALTUS AFB	JACKSON	Altus Air Force Base (KLTS) observation.
04:54	ELDORADO	JACKSON	A personal weather station observation.
05:25	TIPTON ARPT	TILLMAN	Tipton (TIPT) Mesonet observation.
19:55	LAVERNE	HARPER	A personal weather station observation. The event time is estimated from radar observations.
21:00	CAMARGO	DEWEY	Camargo (CAMA) Mesonet observation.

Oregon · 3 reports

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:30	BEND	DESCHUTES	ODOT sensors recorded thunderstorm gusts up to 63 mph associated with a severe cell that tracked north northwest over Bend, Oregon. This storm also produced severe hail around the Bend area.
13:45	ROUND MOUNTAIN	DESCHUTES	ODOT sensors recorded thunderstorm gusts up to 66 mph associated with a severe cell west of La Pine, Oregon.
19:52	DREWSEY	MALHEUR	The Kelsey Butte RAWS measured a wind gust of 54 knots associated with a passing thunderstorm.

Georgia · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
13:22	CLYATTVILLE	LOWNDES	A tree was blown down near Ousley Road and Old Clyattville Road.

Nebraska · 1 report

Time	Location	County	Observer comment
14:02	MULLEN	HOOKER	Thunderstorm wind gust estimated at 60 MPH, reported at this location.

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