Hail and wind reports › May 29, 2026 › Texas
Hail and wind reports in Texas, May 29, 2026
2 hail, 8 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.75 in; strongest gust 77 mph.
‹ May 28, 2026 · May 30, 2026 › · All dates
| Time (UTC) | Type | Size / speed | Place | County | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 05-29 23:45 | Hail | 1.75 in | 5 N Happy | Randall | Report from mPING: Golf Ball (1.75 in.) It hailed for 10 minutes at this location. (AMA) |
| 05-30 00:10 | Hail | 1.00 in | 16 SSE Canyon | Randall | Quarter sized hail was measured 1 mile north of Happy TX off of Interstate 27. Small accumulating hail was also reported at this location. (AMA) |
| 05-29 23:42 | Wind | damage | Memphis | Hall | Large tree down blocking street. Many tree limbs knocked down throughout town. (LUB) |
| 05-29 23:43 | Wind | 70 mph | 1 NE Memphis | Hall | Also gust to 58 mph at 641 PM. Measured by the West Texas Mesonet. (LUB) |
| 05-29 23:51 | Wind | damage | 13 SSE Canyon | Randall | Randall County Sheriff reported a house that had lost a roof at this location. (AMA) |
| 05-29 23:53 | Wind | 58 mph | 5 SE Canyon | Randall | A Pantex weather station measured a 58 mph gust at this location. The anemometer height was reported to be 25 feet above ground level. (AMA) |
| 05-30 01:12 | Wind | 77 mph | 15 WSW Clarendon | Armstrong | Peak wind gust was 77 mph at 812 PM. Additional severe wind gusts of 73 and 61 mph occurred at 815 and 817 PM respectively. (AMA) |
| 05-30 01:37 | Wind | 62 mph | 2 WSW Clarendon | Donley | Peak wind gust was 62 mph at 837 PM. The first gust was 58 mph at 836 PM. (AMA) |
| 05-30 01:44 | Wind | damage | Clarendon | Donley | WTAMU Emergency Management shared a report from an officer in Clarendon of downed poles in the town. (AMA) |
| 05-30 02:29 | Wind | 58 mph | 3 W Dozier | Collingsworth | (AMA) |
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.
Check one address
An AtmosDays storm report shows only the reports within the distance you choose of a property, with the nearest NOAA station's measured gusts, as a PDF for the claim file or the homeowner. Start free.