Hail storm map for September 28, 2025: max 2.50" hail across AZ, NM, TX, ~3,772 structures in swath.
AZNMTX
A low hail event swept across AZ, NM, TX on September 28, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 2.50". An estimated 3,772 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. New Mexico took the brunt with ~2,068 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. About 37 fell under damaging ≥1.75" hail capable of denting metal and breaking shingles. NOAA logged 3 hail reports and 2 wind reports for the day.
Max hail size
2.50"
States impacted
3
Structures in swath
3,772
Estimated structures affected by state & hail size
State
≥1.00"
≥1.75"
≥2.50"
New Mexico
2,068
37
0
Texas
944
0
0
Arizona
760
0
0
NOAA storm reports
Hail reports (3)
New Mexico · 2 reports
Time
Location
County
Observer comment
14:40
SANDIA PARK
BERNALILLO
Quarter size hail reported by a former NWS Employee.
15:02
TOME
VALENCIA
Nickel to golf ball size hail reported near and just south of Los Lunas, NM.
Arizona · 1 report
Time
Location
County
Observer comment
14:38
PINE
GILA
Public reported hail up to the size of quarters in Pine.
Wind reports (2)
Oregon · 2 reports
Time
Location
County
Observer comment
19:02
ROME
MALHEUR
Rome airport observed gusts near 60 mph for about 5 minutes as a thunderstorms gust front move through. Sustained winds were between 36-44 mph at the same time. This occurred shortly before an even stronger gust occurred at Burns Junction.
19:20
ROME
MALHEUR
A thunderstorm developed near Burns Junction shortly after the Rome storm, and produced even stronger wind. The mesonet near Burns Junction recorded gusts over 60 mph for about 10 minutes, with a peak gust of 71 mph. Sustained winds were still near 40 mph, speaking to the quick moving nature of the winds.
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