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The public record 1996 to today

Storm days on record: one page per day of hail, wind and tornado reports

One citable page for each day of severe weather in the public federal record: 10,920 days with hail, wind or tornado reports since 1996, from 2,977,634 reports across every source we search. The most recent is August 27, 2026, with 369 reports on record so far. Each page states the reports by family and by state, keeps measured hail apart from detected, names the places in the footprint, and says whether the federal record for the day has settled.

10,920

Days with severe weather on record

60

With records in the last 60 days

948,868

Hail reports in the archive, all sources

2,028,766

Wind and tornado reports in the archive

Recent days, last 60 days

Newest first

Recent days, last 60 days: the date, the hail, wind and tornado reports on record, the largest measured hail, the independent sources carrying the hail, and the states reached.
Date Hail Wind Tornado Measured Sources States
27 Aug 2026 61 305 3 2.50″ ×2 23
26 Aug 2026 66 188 1 2.50″ ×2 20
25 Aug 2026 33 188 · 3.00″ ×3 13
24 Aug 2026 87 188 7 3.25″ ×3 16
23 Aug 2026 51 167 8 1.75″ ×3 16
22 Aug 2026 100 691 11 1.75″ ×2 25
21 Aug 2026 128 628 21 3.00″ ×3 25
20 Aug 2026 110 723 30 2.50″ ×3 23
19 Aug 2026 76 340 18 3.00″ ×2 19
18 Aug 2026 90 274 3 1.75″ ×2 17
17 Aug 2026 54 645 · 2.50″ ×3 21
16 Aug 2026 20 691 4 1.50″ ×3 18
15 Aug 2026 12 143 5 1.75″ ×2 21
14 Aug 2026 40 316 2 3.50″ ×2 22
13 Aug 2026 50 445 8 1.75″ ×2 28
12 Aug 2026 99 514 19 3.50″ ×2 24
11 Aug 2026 255 1,672 49 4.50″ ×3 24
10 Aug 2026 126 1,248 13 4.50″ ×3 24
09 Aug 2026 33 345 18 1.50″ ×3 23
08 Aug 2026 42 352 6 2.50″ ×2 34
07 Aug 2026 94 500 11 4.50″ ×2 28
06 Aug 2026 127 259 3 3.00″ ×3 24
05 Aug 2026 29 158 5 2.00″ ×2 11
04 Aug 2026 6 47 4 1.75″ ×3 6
03 Aug 2026 10 181 2 1.00″ ×2 18
02 Aug 2026 8 111 3 1.50″ ×2 13
01 Aug 2026 5 119 27 1.50″ ×2 13
31 Jul 2026 11 120 9 1.75″ ×2 10
30 Jul 2026 4 266 2 1.50″ ×2 14
29 Jul 2026 10 330 3 1.75″ ×2 17
28 Jul 2026 63 932 20 2.50″ ×3 29
27 Jul 2026 189 725 34 4.50″ ×3 28
26 Jul 2026 45 322 3 3.00″ ×2 21
25 Jul 2026 6 317 · 2.50″ ×2 14
24 Jul 2026 42 112 6 3.00″ ×2 11
23 Jul 2026 14 68 1 1.75″ ×3 11
22 Jul 2026 4 92 · 1.00″ ×2 9
21 Jul 2026 20 885 95 2.25″ ×2 26
20 Jul 2026 54 364 20 3.25″ ×2 20
19 Jul 2026 16 147 3 2.00″ ×2 16
18 Jul 2026 12 943 25 1.25″ ×2 25
17 Jul 2026 15 141 2 1.00″ ×2 15
16 Jul 2026 38 273 9 1.75″ ×2 14
15 Jul 2026 8 47 7 2.75″ ×2 11
14 Jul 2026 32 163 2 2.75″ ×2 13
13 Jul 2026 2 115 4 1.00″ ×2 10
12 Jul 2026 20 340 6 1.75″ ×3 14
11 Jul 2026 14 340 5 1.25″ ×3 16
10 Jul 2026 21 702 10 1.75″ ×2 25
09 Jul 2026 72 379 17 2.50″ ×3 29
08 Jul 2026 55 396 3 2.00″ ×3 23
07 Jul 2026 49 180 3 2.00″ ×3 21
06 Jul 2026 71 383 12 1.75″ ×3 22
05 Jul 2026 85 566 17 1.75″ ×3 26
04 Jul 2026 173 1,822 11 3.00″ ×3 35
03 Jul 2026 156 1,301 9 2.00″ ×3 27
02 Jul 2026 157 451 14 3.50″ ×2 26
01 Jul 2026 96 622 15 3.25″ ×3 25
30 Jun 2026 37 436 14 1.75″ ×2 22
29 Jun 2026 143 519 16 4.00″ ×2 17

The storm of record, by year

The day with the most reports in each year

The storm of record, by year: the date, the hail, wind and tornado reports on record, the largest measured hail, the independent sources carrying the hail, and the states reached.
Year Date Hail Wind Tornado Measured Sources States
2026 15 Mar 2026 290 3,287 199 2.50″ ×4 34
2025 14 Mar 2025 1,111 3,439 272 2.75″ ×3 27
2024 26 May 2024 730 2,817 221 4.00″ ×3 27
2023 31 Mar 2023 1,022 2,423 840 3.50″ ×3 32
2022 17 Jun 2022 201 2,522 4 3.00″ ×4 35
2021 15 Dec 2021 85 4,330 367 4.00″ ×3 22
2020 12 Apr 2020 176 2,849 459 2.00″ ×3 30
2019 19 Apr 2019 13 1,959 154 0.88″ ×3 21
2018 28 Jun 2018 322 2,130 49 3.50″ ×3 19
2017 06 Mar 2017 747 2,493 229 4.00″ ×3 22
2016 26 Apr 2016 1,064 1,031 126 5.00″ ×3 17
2015 13 Jul 2015 560 1,621 37 4.25″ ×3 23
2014 20 Feb 2014 199 1,667 114 1.75″ ×3 29
2013 17 Nov 2013 231 1,993 323 4.00″ ×3 25
2012 29 Jun 2012 355 3,343 3 3.50″ ×3 26
2011 04 Apr 2011 444 3,753 167 2.75″ ×3 26
2010 26 Oct 2010 50 2,061 192 1.75″ ×3 27
2009 11 Feb 2009 37 2,137 11 0.88″ ×3 23
2008 25 May 2008 1,393 799 144 4.25″ ×3 19
2007 03 Apr 2007 1,698 652 45 4.25″ ×3 21

The archive, by month

Every day of record with enough on it to stand on its own page, grouped by year and by month. A day is listed here exactly when the sitemap lists it.

2026 136 days
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2025 177 days
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2024 182 days
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2023 186 days
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2022 170 days
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2021 171 days
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2020 161 days
January
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2019 186 days
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December
2018 168 days
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December
2017 186 days
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2016 200 days
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October
November
December
2015 164 days
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2014 172 days
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2013 173 days
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2012 205 days
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2011 187 days
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2010 184 days
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2009 180 days
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2008 187 days
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2007 197 days
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2006 195 days
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2005 188 days
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2004 166 days
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2003 163 days
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2002 164 days
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2001 170 days
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2000 178 days
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1999 114 days
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1998 126 days
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1997 106 days
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1996 129 days
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How this page is made

What counted
Every hail report in the archive filed on each date, in any state, with wind and tornado reports counted beside it; a day has a page when any of the three is on record. A hail day is a calendar date with at least one report: four sources describing one storm are one afternoon of hail, not four.
Measured and detected
A report from a person or an instrument is measured. A radar-derived size is a detection and is marked as one, here and in every document we issue. The two are never added together.
Severe
A day counts as severe when its largest report reached 1.00″, the National Weather Service criterion. Smaller hail is still on the record, and still on this page.
What this is not
Reports are counted as the sources filed them, so a storm four sources describe is four reports here and one afternoon of hail on a place page. These pages are the record for a day; none is a report on any property, and none states an opinion about one.
Terms used on this page
Storm day, independent source, measured and detected: each term this page uses is defined in the glossary as the report prints it.
The record
Searched from 1996 to today. Compiled 28 August 2026 and rebuilt hourly as the archive deepens. Records are reproduced as the federal sources published them. The coverage page states what the record holds, by kind and by year.

About this record

Everything here is reproduced from public federal and volunteer weather records, as the agencies and observer networks that publish them released it. Titan Weather compiles the record; it does not observe the weather, and it is not affiliated with any source it cites.

No archive holds everything. Storms cross places where nobody is standing, instruments and observers cover some areas better than others, sources revise their records, and recent reports can take weeks to arrive and settle. Coverage also thins as the years go back: an early quiet stretch may describe who was watching rather than what the weather did. Where this page shows nothing, nothing was found in the sources searched, within the period and area it states. That is not a finding that no weather occurred.

A record sits where its source filed it. Reports made from the ground are commonly logged against a town, a landmark or an offset from one rather than the spot where the measurement was taken, so any distance shown for one carries that source's own location error. Radar detections and warning geometry are instrument-located and do not.

These pages describe the public record near a place or on a date. They do not establish what reached any particular property, and nothing here is insurance, legal or engineering advice.