New York Hail Reports
Track recent hail storms across New York with reported hail size, affected communities, event dates, and links to detailed storm reports. Download the free app to view HailPing’s opportunity assessment for each eligible event.
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HailPing currently has 7 published hail reports for New York. Reports are ordered by event date and include factual storm measurements and affected areas.
Affected area
Binghamton / Endwell / Endicott corridor
Severe hail activity was reported across the Binghamton / Endwell / Endicott corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.00 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 15 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 8 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 4 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
De Kalb Junction / Hermon / Heuvelton corridor
Severe hail activity was reported across the De Kalb Junction / Hermon / Heuvelton corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.75 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 85 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 3 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
Pawling, NY
Severe hail activity was reported across the Pawling, NY area. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.00 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 45 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 3 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
Pawling, NY
Severe hail activity was reported across the Pawling, NY area. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.00 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 45 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 3 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
Chenango Bridge / Afton / Bainbridge corridor
Significant hail activity was reported across the Chenango Bridge / Afton / Bainbridge corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 1.75 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 50 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 7 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 2 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
Gowanda / Perrysburg / Springville corridor
Hail activity was reported across the Gowanda / Perrysburg / Springville corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 1.50 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 100 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger.
Affected area
Lakeland / Baldwinsville / Camillus corridor
Significant hail activity was reported across the Lakeland / Baldwinsville / Camillus corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 1.75 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 45 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 7 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 1 at 1.75 inches or larger.
New York currently has 7 published hail reports in the HailPing archive. The latest reported event occurred on August 12, 2026, and the largest reported hail measured 2.75". Published reports currently include activity affecting Binghamton / Endwell / Endicott corridor, De Kalb Junction / Hermon / Heuvelton corridor, Pawling, NY, and 27 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.
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Published New York 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.
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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