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Hail and wind reports › May 23, 2025 › Colorado

Hail and wind reports in Colorado, May 23, 2025

11 hail, 0 wind and 5 tornado reports; largest hail 3.10 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-23 22:27Hail2.50 in11 W WestplainsWeldReport from mPING: Tennis Ball (2.50 in.). (BOU)
05-23 23:09Hail3.00 in2 E Pawnee PassLoganReport from mPING: Tea Cup (3.00 in.). (BOU)
05-23 23:09Tornado1 SE WillardLoganBroadcast Media and Storm Chaser footage of a tornado. Lasted approximately 5 minutes. Location estimated. (BOU)
05-23 23:25Hail2.50 in4 W AtwoodLoganReport from mPING: Tennis Ball (2.50 in.). (BOU)
05-23 23:25Tornado2 SSE MessexWashingtonTrained spotter reported damage to two silos and a few trees near Highway 6 and County Road R. Time and location estimated. (BOU)
05-23 23:28Hail1.75 inPrewitt ReservoirWashingtonCPW employee reported golf ball sized hail at Prewitt Reservoir. Relayed by county dispatch. (BOU)
05-23 23:50Hail3.10 in9 ESE Prewitt ReservoirWashingtonICECHIP report. Time estimated. (BOU)
05-23 23:52Tornado4 NE Fremont ButteWashingtonReport of power lines down at County Road AA and County Road 40. Time estimated. (BOU)
05-24 00:08Hail2.25 inAkronWashingtonReport from mPING: Hen Egg+ (2.25 in.). (BOU)
05-24 00:11Tornado2 SE AkronWashingtonStorm chaser video documented a brief tornado. Occurred in open fields with no visible damage noted. Location estimated. (BOU)
05-24 00:24Hail2.00 inStrattonKit CarsonReport of 2 inch hail in Stratton with no rain or wind. (GLD)
05-24 01:00Hail1.75 in8 N Kit CarsonCheyenne(GLD)
05-24 01:24Hail2.75 in2 SE Kit CarsonCheyenneReport from mPING: Baseball (2.75 in.). (GLD)
05-24 01:28Tornado1 E Kit CarsonCheyenneCorrects previous tornado report from 1 E Kit Carson. Off duty NWS employee and other storm chaser live stream shows tornado ongoing. EM called and confirmed tornado ju (GLD)
05-24 01:49Hail2.00 in3 SE Kit CarsonCheyenneEstimated 1.5-2 inch hail. (GLD)
05-24 02:51Hail1.50 inBrandonKiowa(PUB)

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