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Hail and wind reports › October 22, 2026 › Arizona

Hail and wind reports in Arizona, October 22, 2026

15 hail, 2 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 3.00 in; strongest gust 73 mph.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
10-22 12:20Hail1.00 inLindenNavajoPhoto of hail from social media. (FGZ)
10-22 16:15Hail1.50 in2 SE Camp VerdeYavapai(FGZ)
10-22 16:36Hail3.00 in5 N Page SpringsYavapaiReport from NWS Flagstaff X page. (FGZ)
10-22 17:17Hail1.00 in1 NE Bellemont (NWS FlaCoconino(FGZ)
10-22 20:06Hail1.00 in1 NW Show LowNavajoReport via NWS Flagstaff X page. (FGZ)
10-22 20:45Hail1.75 in3 E McnaryApacheUpdated to reflect larger hail size based on photo with measurement. Hail sizes reported between 0.75-1.75. Report via NWS Flagstaff X page. (FGZ)
10-22 21:30Hail1.00 in12 SW ThatcherGraham1 inch hail reported on Mount Graham. (TWC)
10-22 22:08Hail1.00 in9 S SaffordGrahamTrained spotter reports 1 inch hail. (TWC)
10-22 22:35Hail3.00 in5 SW Rio RicoSanta CruzCoCoRAHS spotter reported 1.5-2.0 inch hail with a few hail stones measuring 3 inches. (TWC)
10-22 23:00Hail2.00 in1 NE LindenNavajoTwo photos of hail sent to NWS Flagstaff. One showed quarter size hail with a quarter for a comparison. Second showed larger hail estimated to be around 2 inches. (FGZ)
10-22 23:24Hail1.25 inLindenNavajo(FGZ)
10-22 23:30Hail1.00 in11 NE PatagoniaSanta CruzPhoto showing hail up to 1 inch diameter. (TWC)
10-22 23:30Hail1.00 in2 N CliftonGreenleeDelayed report. Video on social media showed an estimated quarter sized hail. Time estimated by radar. (TWC)
10-22 23:45Hail1.00 in8 N Green ValleyPimaVideo on social media showed an estimated 1 inch diameter hail. (TWC)
10-22 23:56Hail1.00 in1 NE BensonCochise1 inch hail reported in Benson. (TWC)
10-22 21:30Winddamage14 S PimaGrahamSeveral large pine trees knocked down. (TWC)
10-22 21:30Wind73 mph3 SE SaffordGrahamPersonal weather station observed gust to 73 mph. (TWC)

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