Hail on September 10, 2026 in Timbercreek Canyon, TX
The National Weather Service logged 1 hail report near Timbercreek Canyon that day. The largest stone measured 2 inches.
Every report logged that day nearby
| Time | Stone | Reported at | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 23:02 UTC | 2.25" | 1 SSE Lake Tanglewood, TX | Trained Spotter |
| 22:37 UTC | 2" | Timbercreek Canyon, TX | Public |
| 22:30 UTC | 1.75" | 2 SE Pantex, TX | Fire Dept/Rescue |
| 22:40 UTC | 1.75" | 2 NNW Lake Tanglewood, TX | Public |
| 22:33 UTC | 1.25" | 2 ESE Pantex, TX | Trained Spotter |
| 22:30 UTC | 1" | 1 NNE Timbercreek Canyo, TX | Public |
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Run my addressQuestions people ask about September 10, 2026
Did it hail in Timbercreek Canyon, TX on September 10, 2026?
Yes. The National Weather Service logged 1 hail report near Timbercreek Canyon, TX on September 10, 2026, the largest at 2 inches.
Was the hail on September 10, 2026 big enough to damage a roof?
The largest stone logged was 2 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?
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