Holiday Shores / Bethalto / Godfrey, IL Hail Report
Affected cities: Holiday Shores, Bethalto, Godfrey, Jerseyville, Bunker Hill, Rosewood Heights, Upper Alton, Staunton, Glen Carbon, Edwardsville, Sawyerville, Litchfield
- largest reported hail2.50″+ bandlargest hail
- 2.50″
- reports of 1.00″ or largerreports of 1.00″+
- 25
- radar-estimated 1.00″+ hailradar-estimated 1.00″+
- ~275 sq mi
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Summary
Severe hail activity was reported across the Holiday Shores / Bethalto / Godfrey corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.50 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 275 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 25 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 5 at 1.75 inches or larger.
On Apr 27, 2026, hail was reported across the Holiday Shores / Bethalto / Godfrey corridor. Reports concentrated near Holiday Shores, Bethalto, Godfrey, Jerseyville, Bunker Hill, and Rosewood Heights. The largest reported hailstone measured 2.50 inches. HailPing grouped 25 reports of 1.00 inches or larger into this storm event.
- Affected cities
- Holiday Shores, Bethalto, Godfrey, Jerseyville, Bunker Hill, Rosewood Heights, Upper Alton, Staunton, Glen Carbon, Edwardsville, Sawyerville, Litchfield
- Report time window
- 2:21 PM to 7:25 PM CDT25 qualifying reports of 1.00" or larger
- Radar footprint
- About 275 sq mi of 1.00"+ hail, about 11 sq mi of 1.75"+NOAA radar estimate within 5 miles of the reports
- Published
- Apr 29, 2026, 2:50 AM
- Updated
- Sep 25, 2026, 4:15 AM
Report map
Apr 27 · daily radar maximum
Radar-estimated hail size
The white pin is the largest ground report, 2.5″. The map shows only this one of the storm’s 25 reports of 1″ or larger.
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Hail size breakdown
Ground reports by size, 25 reports in all.
- 1.00–1.24"13reports
- 1.25–1.49"4reports
- 1.50–1.74"3reports
- 1.75–1.99"3reports
- 2.00"+2reports
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Questions about this storm
Did it hail in Holiday Shores, IL on April 27, 2026?
Severe hail activity was reported across the Holiday Shores / Bethalto / Godfrey corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.50 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 275 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 25 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 5 at 1.75 inches or larger.
How big was the hail in Holiday Shores / Bethalto / Godfrey corridor?
The largest hail reported in Holiday Shores / Bethalto / Godfrey corridor on April 27, 2026 measured 2.5 inches. HailPing grouped 25 reports of 1.00 inch or larger into this storm.
Which areas were affected by the April 27, 2026 hail storm in Holiday Shores, IL?
Reported hail reached Holiday Shores, Bethalto, Godfrey, Jerseyville, Bunker Hill, Rosewood Heights, Upper Alton, Staunton, Glen Carbon, Edwardsville, Sawyerville, and Litchfield.
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