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Hail and wind reports › March 31, 2026 › Texas

Hail and wind reports in Texas, March 31, 2026

7 hail, 3 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 68 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
03-31 21:56Hail1.00 inSamnorwoodCollingsworthHail up to quarter size fell in Samnorwood. Report via social media. (AMA)
03-31 22:58Hail1.00 in9 N DodsonCollingsworthDime to quarter size hail fell near the Texas and Oklahoma state line. (AMA)
03-31 23:06Hail1.00 in7 NW ChildressChildress(LUB)
03-31 23:22Hail1.00 in5 N ChildressChildressA few quarter sized stones observed... but mostly penny size or less. (LUB)
03-31 23:46Hail1.75 in5 SW ChildressChildress(LUB)
04-01 00:35Hail1.50 in4 NE PaducahCottle(LUB)
04-01 01:55Hail1.75 in3 SW GrowKingHailstones ranging from quarter to golf ball size. (LUB)
04-01 01:10Wind68 mph2 SSE HackberryCottleAdditional severe gusts of 59 to 62 mph measured from 809 PM to 812 PM. (LUB)
04-01 02:24Wind59 mph2 WNW GuthrieKing(LUB)
04-01 03:34Wind58 mph8 SE GuthrieKing(LUB)

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