Alabama Hail Reports
Every published Alabama storm with hail of 1 inch and up, newest first: the date, the largest hail and the towns it reached.
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- published reportsreports
- 8
- largest reported haillargest hail
- 2.75″
- latest reportlatest
- Jun 1, 2026Jun 1
Latest Alabama hail reports
8 published hail reports, newest first. Each opens the full public storm page.
- Woodville, AL Grant, AL · Woodville, AL 2.5″ 2 reports of 1″ or more
- Summerdale, AL Fairhope, AL · Summerdale, AL 2″ 3 reports of 1″ or more
- Demopolis, AL Demopolis, AL · Forkland, AL 2.75″ 4 reports of 1″ or more
- Moulton, AL Danville, AL · Hartselle, AL · Moulton, AL 2″ 6 reports of 1″ or more
- Russellville, AL Russellville / Belgreen / Cherokee corridor 2″ 7 reports of 1″ or more
- Susan Moore, AL Holly Pond / South Vinemont / Susan Moore corridor 2″ 9 reports of 1″ or more
- Trussville, AL Trussville / Chalkville / Moody corridor 2″ 6 reports of 1″ or more
- Rock Creek, AL Rock Creek, AL 2″ 3 reports of 1″ or more
City hail maps in Alabama
Each market page tracks recent storms, hail history and exposure for one Alabama city or metro.
Alabama hail activity
Alabama currently has 8 published hail reports in the HailPing archive. The latest reported event occurred on June 1, 2026, and the largest reported hail measured 2.75". Published reports currently include activity affecting Grant, AL · Woodville, AL, Fairhope, AL · Summerdale, AL, Demopolis, AL · Forkland, AL, and 30 other areas.
HailPing groups reported hail into individual storm events and affected corridors. Public reports include event dates, locations, maximum reported hail size, and qualifying report counts. Hail below 1.00 inch may appear as supporting context but does not create standalone opportunities, alerts, or paid storm reports.
Last updated
- Latest qualifying event
- Jun 1, 2026
- Largest reported hail
- 2.75"
- Published reports
- 8
Recently affected areas
- Grant, AL · Woodville, AL
- Fairhope, AL · Summerdale, AL
- Demopolis, AL · Forkland, AL
- Danville, AL · Hartselle, AL · Moulton, AL
- Russellville / Belgreen / Cherokee corridor
- Holly Pond / South Vinemont / Susan Moore corridor
- Trussville / Chalkville / Moody corridor
- Rock Creek, AL
- Tuscumbia
- Blountsville
- East Point
- Altoona
- Pell City
- Pinson
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Reported hail size, event date, affected areas, storm measurements, and factual event context.
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Where can I find recent hail reports in Alabama?
Published Alabama hail reports are listed on this page in reverse chronological order. Each report includes the event date, maximum reported hail size, affected area, and a link to the full public storm page.
What does HailPing consider a qualifying hail report?
HailPing treats reported hail measuring 1.00 inch or larger as qualifying activity. Reports below 1.00 inch may provide storm context but do not create standalone opportunities or activate hail-market pages.
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Hail reports by state
- Arizona 6 reports
- Arkansas 12 reports
- Colorado 43 reports
- Connecticut 2 reports
- Delaware 1 report
- Florida 1 report
- Georgia 2 reports
- Idaho 3 reports
- Illinois 31 reports
- Indiana 13 reports
- Iowa 40 reports
- Kansas 81 reports
- Kentucky 6 reports
- Louisiana 3 reports
- Maine 2 reports
- Maryland 2 reports
- Michigan 9 reports
- Minnesota 53 reports
- Mississippi 6 reports
- Missouri 42 reports
- Montana 20 reports
- Nebraska 86 reports
- New Hampshire 5 reports
- New Jersey 2 reports
- New Mexico 5 reports
- New York 9 reports
- North Carolina 7 reports
- North Dakota 21 reports
- Ohio 15 reports
- Oklahoma 64 reports
- Pennsylvania 4 reports
- South Carolina 3 reports
- South Dakota 41 reports
- Tennessee 7 reports
- Texas 90 reports
- Utah 2 reports
- Virginia 6 reports
- West Virginia 4 reports
- Wisconsin 34 reports
- Wyoming 11 reports
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