Hail and wind reports in Texas, May 20, 2026

5 hail, 2 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 64 mph.

Time (UTC)	Type	Size / speed	Place	County	Notes
05-20 20:20	Hail	1.50 in	3 NNW Alpine	Brewster	A member of the public sent a picture of a large hailstone (approximately ping-pong ball size) near Alpine. The time of occurrence and exact location are estimated from (MAF)
05-20 21:11	Hail	1.00 in	7 NW Altuda	Brewster	Quarter sized hail was reported by the Broadcast Media and by a Meteorologist from Canada at and around the US 67 and US 90 Interchange. (MAF)
05-20 21:58	Hail	1.00 in	10 SSE Belding	Pecos	Emergency manager reported quarter-sized hail 16 miles south of Fort Stockton on US 385. (MAF)
05-20 22:48	Hail	1.00 in	21 SE Fort Stockton	Pecos	Emergency manager reported quarter-sized hail 21-23 miles south/southeast of Fort Stockton along US 285. (MAF)
05-20 22:58	Hail	1.75 in	5 NE Marathon	Brewster	Report from the IBHS Hail Field Research team measured hailstones up to 1.89 inches. (MAF)
05-20 12:26	Wind	64 mph	5 ENE Bayview	Cameron	Port Isabel-Cameron Country Airport measured a wind gust of 64 mph associated with a thunderstorm at 7:26 AM. (BRO)
05-21 11:30	Wind	61 mph	3 SSW Ingleside	San Patricio	Measured at WxFlow station. (CRP)

Preliminary local storm reports from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, made by trained spotters, the public and National Weather Service offices. Not every storm is reported, reports can be revised, and a report near a property shows storm exposure, not proof of damage. A report day runs from 7 a.m. Eastern (12:00 UTC) to 7 a.m. the next day; times are UTC.

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