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Burleson County, Texas Hail and Storm History

Every hail, damaging wind, and tornado report in Burleson County in National Weather Service records since 1957: when storms hit, how big the hail got, and when hail season peaks.

Most recent hail
March 2025
1.5", ping pong ball size
Hail days, last 10 years
12
Largest hail on record
4.25"
grapefruit size, 2018
Tornadoes since 1957
22
Last: March 2022

NOAA records through June 30, 2026

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What stands out about storms in Burleson County

  • Hail here has reached 4.25" (grapefruit size), on March 18, 2018: large enough to damage shingles, gutters, and siding.
  • 69% of hail days here fall in March, April, and May.
  • 22 tornadoes have been reported here since 1957, the strongest rated F3.

Storm days per year

Days with at least one hail report, and days with thunderstorm winds of 58 mph or more, in Burleson County.

Hail and damaging wind days per year, Burleson County
PeriodHail daysDamaging wind days
200712
200812
200930
201011
201111
201203
201342
201410
201512
201613
201722
201811
201911
202022
202111
202201
202323
202420
202511
202600
Hail and damaging wind days per year, Burleson County

When hail season peaks

Hail days by month over the past 20 years. Hail is most common in March, April, and May, peaking in April.

Hail days by month, Burleson County
PeriodHail days
Jan1
Feb0
Mar5
Apr7
May6
Jun3
Jul3
Aug0
Sep0
Oct0
Nov0
Dec1
Hail days by month, Burleson County

Recent storms

The latest storm days in Burleson County, one line per storm type per day.

  • March 15, 2025 · Hail up to 1.5" (ping pong ball size)

    5 reports, including near Deanville

    NWS: “A member of the public reported 1.5 inch hail near Deanville.”

  • March 4, 2025 · Thunderstorm wind up to 70 mph

    1 report, including near Somerville

    NWS: “Broadcast media reported damage in Somerville around the school campus. One home sustained major damage from a fallen tree. One vehicle was damaged by a fallen tree. No injuries were reported.”

  • December 24, 2024 · Hail up to 2" (hen egg size)

    1 report, including near Cooks Pt

    NWS: “KBTX media shared reports of hail in Cooks Point, with photos suggesting hail ranging from 1.5 to 2 inches in size.”

  • April 9, 2024 · Hail up to 1" (quarter size)

    1 report, including near Lyons

    NWS: “Quarter sized hail occurred.”

  • June 10, 2023 · Thunderstorm wind up to 64 mph

    1 report, including near Frenstat

    NWS: “Numerous trees downed across the county.”

  • June 10, 2023 · Hail up to 1.75" (golf ball size)

    3 reports, including near Frenstat

    NWS: “Quarter to golf ball sized hail was observed.”

  • April 20, 2023 · Thunderstorm wind up to 58 mph

    1 report, including near Cooks Pt

    NWS: “Several large trees were downed by thunderstorm wind gusts along County Road 216 in Cooks Point.”

  • April 20, 2023 · Hail up to 1.5" (ping pong ball size)

    1 report, including near Cooks Pt

    NWS: “Ping pong ball sized hail was reported along County Road 216 in Cooks Point, to the west of Bryan.”

What to check after a storm

Timing matters. Many insurance policies set a deadline for reporting storm damage, and it varies by insurer and state. Check your policy before assuming it's too late.

Protect your things from a roof leak

Stay off the roof, especially when it's wet or damaged. A licensed roofer should inspect it.

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Nearby counties

Towns in Burleson County

Caldwell, Chriesman, Deanville, Lyons, Snook, Somerville.

Common questions

When was the last hail storm in Burleson County?

The most recent hail reported in Burleson County was 1.5" (ping pong ball size) on March 15, 2025, in National Weather Service records through June 30, 2026.

How often does it hail in Burleson County?

There were 12 days with reported hail in Burleson County in the past 10 years, and 12 days with thunderstorm winds of 58 mph or more.

When is hail season in Burleson County?

Hail is most common in March, April, and May, peaking in April.

What is the largest hail ever reported in Burleson County?

4.25" (grapefruit size), on March 18, 2018.

How do I know if my roof has hail damage?

Look for dents or dark spots where granules are knocked off shingles, dents in gutters, downspouts, and AC fins, and cracked or chipped siding. It's often hard to see from the ground, so send a photo for a Damage Score, and have a licensed roofer inspect before you decide anything.

About this data

Storm reports come from the National Weather Service, published in NOAA's Storm Events Database, through June 30, 2026. NOAA publishes them about 3 to 4 months after each storm. A report means hail or wind was observed nearby, not that any particular home was damaged. DamageScore is not affiliated with NOAA or the National Weather Service. How we use this data

AI estimate, not an inspection. This score comes from a photo, and a photo can't show everything. Whatever the score, always have a licensed professional inspect the damage before you make repair, safety, or insurance decisions. Cost ranges are typical figures for your area, not quotes. We never tell you whether to file an insurance claim.

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