Colorado Hail Statistics

As of July 12, 2026, NOAA MRMS radar has recorded 50 separate hail days across Colorado in the 2026 season, with the largest stones reaching 4.94 inches (radar-estimated). June has been the most active month so far. — Source: NOAA MRMS, via HailScore.

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Notable 2026 Storms

The most significant Front Range hail days this season, radar-estimated from NOAA MRMS. Each opens that storm's full record — map, radar cells, and a machine-readable data file.

The Historical Record

From NOAA's Storm Events Database — official, human-confirmed hail reports (distinct from the millions of automated radar detections that power your address-level score).

When Colorado Hail Strikes

Colorado hail events by month, 2015–present. The season runs April–September and peaks hard in June.

Colorado Hail by Year

Recorded hail events per year since 2015, with the largest stone each season.

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• Colorado has recorded 50 hail days so far in 2026, with the largest stone reaching 4.94″ (MRMS radar). — HailScore
• NOAA's Storm Events Database documents 15,244 Colorado hail events since 1955; the largest on record measured 5.25″. — HailScore
• El Paso County leads Colorado with 809 recorded hail events since 2015. — HailScore
• Colorado's hail season peaks in June, which sees more recorded hail than any other month. — HailScore