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Hail and wind reports › May 17, 2026 › Colorado

Hail and wind reports in Colorado, May 17, 2026

4 hail, 6 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in; strongest gust 74 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
05-17 20:30Hail1.25 inHaydenRoutt(GJT)
05-17 22:15Hail1.00 in6 S SeibertKit CarsonTrained spotter reports hail up to quarter in size. Lots of it that covered the ground. (GLD)
05-17 22:39Hail1.00 in7 SSE VonaKit CarsonMostly dime & quarter sized hail with a few quarters. (GLD)
05-17 23:04Hail1.50 in13 SSE BethuneKit Carsontime estimated from radar. (GLD)
05-17 19:53Wind66 mph1 S MeekerRio Blanco(GJT)
05-17 21:04Wind60 mph8 WSW LimonElbert(BOU)
05-17 21:19Wind67 mph1 E LimonLincolnASOS station KLIC Limon. (BOU)
05-17 22:33WinddamageVonaKit CarsonNWS employee reported downed tree. Tree appears to be dead. Time approximated from radar. (GLD)
05-17 22:33Wind62 mphVonaKit CarsonAWN; Braxman. (GLD)
05-17 23:07Wind74 mph13 S BurlingtonKit CarsonTrained Spotter reported a 74 mph Gust. (GLD)

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