Hail on May 11, 2026 in Cherokee, TX
The National Weather Service logged 2 hail reports near Cherokee that day. The largest stone measured 1.75 inches.
Every report logged that day nearby
| Time | Stone | Reported at | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00:25 UTC | 1.75" | Richland Springs, TX | Public |
| 00:57 UTC | 1.75" | Cherokee, TX | Law Enforcement |
| 00:58 UTC | 1.75" | 2 N Cherokee, TX | Public |
| 01:01 UTC | 1.75" | Cherokee, TX | Public |
| 01:35 UTC | 1.5" | 1 SW Buchanan Dam, TX | Public |
| 01:20 UTC | 1" | 1 E Llano, TX | Cocorahs |
| 01:37 UTC | 1" | Buchanan Dam, TX | Public |
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Run my addressQuestions people ask about May 11, 2026
Did it hail in Cherokee, TX on May 11, 2026?
Yes. The National Weather Service logged 2 hail reports near Cherokee, TX on May 11, 2026, the largest at 1.75 inches.
Was the hail on May 11, 2026 big enough to damage a roof?
The largest stone logged was 1.75 inches. One inch is the size the roofing trade treats as the threshold for bruising asphalt shingles, so stones this size are consistent with roof damage. Whether a specific roof was damaged still has to be inspected.
How do I prove hail hit my address on that date?
A carrier wants the date, the stone size and the distance from the property to the nearest report. A StormLedger report pulls every National Weather Service hail record within five miles of one address and states all three, for $19.
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