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Hail Storm Map — October 24, 2025

Hail storm map for October 24, 2025: max 2.00" hail across TX, ~30,419 structures in swath.

TX

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A moderate hail event swept in TX on October 24, 2025, with MRMS radar measuring stones up to 2.00". An estimated 30,419 structures fell inside the qualifying swath. Texas took the brunt with ~30,419 structures estimated in the ≥1" footprint. About 5,244 fell under damaging ≥1.75" hail capable of denting metal and breaking shingles. NOAA logged 9 hail reports and 30 wind reports for the day.

Max hail size
2.00"
States impacted
1
Structures in swath
30,419

Estimated structures affected by state & hail size

State≥1.00"≥1.75"≥2.50"
Texas30,4195,2440

NOAA storm reports

Hail reports (6)

Texas · 6 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
14:00FT STOCKTONPECOSPecos County Emergency Management reported quarter-sized hail in Fort Stockton. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated from radar.
14:02FT STOCKTONPECOSPecos County Emergency Management reports golf ball-size hail in Fort Stockton near Everts Street and Railroad Ave, as well as near State Highway 18 and 45 Lane. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated from radar.
15:24BIG LAKEREAGANReagan County Sheriff's Office reported half dollar-size hail in Big Lake. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated from radar.
15:34PRESIDIOPRESIDIOPresidio County Sheriff's Office relayed a report of quarter-size hail at the Port of Entry in Presidio. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated from radar.
18:40TIMBERCREEK CANYONRANDALLHail fell that was mostly pea-sized but there were some nickel and quarter size hailstones that mixed in.
21:34DEL RIOVAL VERDEA thunderstorm produced ping pong ball size hail in Val Verde Park Estates near the Val Verde County jail near Hamilton Ln. and Hwy 90.

Wind reports (30)

Texas · 27 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
12:16ODESSA ECTOR CO ARPTECTORThe ASOS station KODO Odessa measured a 66mph wind gust. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated.
12:29(MAF) MIDLAND INTLMIDLANDThe ASOS station KMAF Midland International Air and Space Port recorded a wind gust of 58 mph. The total time of occurrence is partially estimated.
12:50ST LAWRENCEGLASSCOCKThe West Texas Mesonet station 55 5SW St. Lawrence measured a 60 mph wind gust.
13:00SETTLERS ADDITIONHOWARDThe AWOS Station KBPG Big Spring measured a 59mph wind gust. The time of occurrence is partially estimated from radar.
17:15BROWNWOOD ARPTBROWNA 59 mph wind gust measured at the Brownwood Regional Airport.
18:34(SEP)CLARK FLD STEPHERATHThe Automated Weather Observation System at the Stephenville, TX Airport measured a 66 MPH thunderstorm wind gust.
19:13DENNISPARKEREmergency management reported a downed tree on River Trail, south of Iroquois Trail, in Horseshoe Bend southeast of Dennis, TX.
19:55JUNOVAL VERDEA thunderstorm produced wind gusts measured at 50 kts by the mesonet station 10.5 northeast of Juno.
19:57MARATARRANTA National Weather Service Storm Survey indicated several snapped branches in a city park near Edgecliff.
19:58MARATARRANTA National Weather Service Storm Survey indicated that a power pole was snapped near downtown Fort Worth.
19:58MARATARRANTA National Weather Service Storm Survey indicated a stop sign blown down in south Fort Worth.
19:58MARATARRANTA public report indicated large branches down near James Avenue and West Ripy St in Fort Worth.
20:00MARATARRANTDamage was sustained to the Metro Golf Carts business along I-35 in south Fort Worth. Large metal car ports were partially collapsed causing damage to golf carts on the property.
20:00FT WORTH RUSSELL ARPTARRANTEmergency management reported several trees uprooted along Campus Drive and I-20 near the Resource Connection Building at Tarrant Community College South Campus in Fort Worth.
20:00SEMINARY HILLTARRANTA public report indicated trees down in south Fort Worth.
20:00MARATARRANTA social media report indicated considerable roof damage to the Dollar Store on East Berry Street in Fort Worth.
20:00MARATARRANTA National Weather Service Storm Survey indicated numerous large tree branches down along East Berry Street, along with damage to a commercial sign on East Berry Street between Evans Avenue and New York Avenue in Fort Worth.
20:02LINDBERGTARRANTAn amateur radio operator measured a 67 mph (58 kt) wind gust 2 miles north-northeast of Kennedale.
20:04WESTOVER HILLSTARRANTThe KNFW AWOS measured a 63 mph (55 kt) wind gust.
20:05DEL RIO DAVIS ARPTVAL VERDEA thunderstorm produced wind gusts measured at 50 kts by the mesonet station 1.8 miles east of the Devils River State Natural Area Del Norte Unit.
20:08FT WORTHTARRANTFour trees were blown over and limbs were also knocked down on the Medical City Fort Worth campus.
20:08FT WORTHTARRANTBroadcast media indicated a large tree was blown down in downtown Fort Worth.
22:10COMFORTKENDALLA thunderstorm produced wind gusts estimated at 60 mph that tore some metal roofing and solar panels off a house near Comfort.
23:01CANYON RESCOMALA thunderstorm produced wind gusts measured at 50 kts by the mesonet station at Canyon Lake.
23:02CANYON RESCOMALAn NWS survey team observed a home with a portion of its roof removed and thrown 100 yards to the east-northeast. Approximately 150 yards to the east-northeast of the house, the roof of a detached garage was blown off. Large tree limbs and power poles were also broken close to these structures. These buildings were located on the western top of a high ridge, and the portion of the roofs removed were exposed to the west. When overlaying radar data, the most likely cause of this damage were the roofs being |completely exposed to the surging rear-flank downdraft at a significantly higher elevation than surrounding homes that were not damaged. Wind speeds were estimated at 100 mph.
23:02CANYON RESCOMALAn NWS survey team observed a home on Sundown Trail with a portion of its roof removed. This house was located on the western top of a high ridge, and the portion of the roof removed was exposed to the west. When overlaying radar data, the most likely cause of this damage was the roof being completely exposed to the surging rear-flank downdraft at a significantly higher elevation than surrounding homes that were not damaged. These straight-line winds were estimated to be near 100 mph.
23:50TAYLORSVILLECALDWELLA thunderstorm produced wind gusts estimated at 75 mph. Two large Oak trees were uprooted. Several medium size metal buildings (12x20, 10x12, 60x100) were damaged or destroyed. All of the damage was near Dale.

PUERTO RICO · 3 reports

TimeLocationCountyObserver comment
16:01YAUCOYAUCOState officials reported that thunderstorm winds caused electrical lines to fall onto the roadway along PR-368 near kilometer 8.5 in the Sus��a Alta area of Yauco. The downed lines obstructed traffic and were in close proximity to nearby residences.
16:29PENUELASPENUELASThe 911 Call Center reported that a tree fell onto a residence in the Santo Domingo area of Pe��uelas. The fallen tree brought down power lines, resulting in a power outage affecting the surrounding area.
16:43CABO ROJOCABO ROJOState officials reported that thunderstorm winds caused a large tree branch to fall onto Road 308 near the Playita Ostiones access in Cabo Rojo. The fallen debris blocked the roadway and disrupted traffic.
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