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The 30-day Hail Activity Index

A transparent view of public hail activity across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and Missouri. This is operational storm intelligence—not a count of damaged roofs.

Reporting window: October 4, 2026–November 3, 2026 · Refreshed from the scheduled hourly feed

46Public hail observations
46Distinct storm areas
65.00"Largest reported hail

State-by-state activity

Where the feed recorded hail

StateObservationsDistinct areasLargest hail
Texas272765.00"
Oklahoma992.66"
Kansas10102.50"
Colorado00—
Nebraska00—
Missouri00—

Most active counties

Observation count, not damage count

  1. 1. El Paso County · TX4
  2. 2. Cleveland County · OK3
  3. 3. Motley County · TX3
  4. 4. Barber County · KS2
  5. 5. Hardeman County · TX2
  6. 6. Lipscomb County · TX2
  7. 7. Shawnee County · KS2
  8. 8. Terrell County · TX2
  9. 9. Barton County · KS1
  10. 10. Beckham County · OK1

Largest public reports

The largest hail values in the feed

65.00" near 3 W Goodlett, Hardeman County, TXOct 13, 20263.01" near Ward, Ward County, TXOct 13, 20262.75" near 6 E Mclean, Wheeler County, TXOct 13, 20262.75" near 1 NE Matador, Motley County, TXOct 13, 20262.66" near Beckham, Beckham County, OKOct 13, 20262.50" near 2 N Hazelton, Barber County, KSOct 13, 20262.50" near 7 NE Hedley, Donley County, TXOct 13, 20262.49" near Terrell, Terrell County, TXOct 14, 2026

How to read the index

Observations and storm areas are different.

Hail observations are individual public reports in the source feed. Several observations may describe one storm moving through the same area.

Distinct storm areas collapse likely duplicates using time, distance, and source-aware rules. It is an operational grouping, not a meteorological declaration.

Public reports can be delayed, corrected, clustered unevenly, or absent. Reported hail does not verify damage at a property. See the full RoofHeadsUp data methodology and limitations.