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Hail history in Arkansas

57 days with hail of 1 inch or larger reported in Arkansas between Jan 1, 2025 and Oct 26, 2026, the largest 4.50 in (softball). May had the most hail days.

Hail days
57
Hail reports
352
Largest hail
4.50 in
Counties with reports
66

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When hail falls in Arkansas

Jan1Feb8Mar13Apr14May7Jun1Jul6Aug6Sep1OctNovDec
Days with hail reports in Arkansas, by month, 2025 to 2026.

The biggest hail days

Storm dayReportsLargest hailWhere
Mar 30, 2025434.00 in (grapefruit)Strawberry, Lawrence County
Apr 25, 2026304.50 in (softball)Alpine, Clark County
Apr 28, 2026283.00 in (tea cup)Cave Springs, Benton County
Apr 4, 2025212.75 in (baseball)Waldron, Scott County
May 16, 2025212.50 in (tennis ball)Datto, Clay County
Mar 15, 2026182.00 in (hen egg)Rohwer, Desha County
Apr 2, 2025162.75 in (baseball)3 SW Worden, White County
May 18, 2025151.75 in (golf ball)Siloam Springs, Benton County
Mar 14, 2025141.75 in (golf ball)1 SW Gum Springs, Newton County
Apr 3, 2025123.00 in (tea cup)3 ENE Staves, Cleveland County

Hail by county in Arkansas

Counties with five or more hail days have their own page with every storm date.

CountyHail daysReportsLargest hail
Benton County10313.00 in (tea cup)
Sebastian County9182.50 in (tennis ball)
Pulaski County661.00 in (quarter)
Crawford County661.75 in (golf ball)
Clay County5172.50 in (tennis ball)
White County5122.75 in (baseball)
St. Francis County592.75 in (baseball)
Union County582.00 in (hen egg)
Marion County571.75 in (golf ball)
Washington County4182.75 in (baseball)
Fulton County482.75 in (baseball)
Sharp County483.00 in (tea cup)
Faulkner County471.75 in (golf ball)
Ashley County461.25 in (half dollar)
Conway County451.75 in (golf ball)
Independence County452.50 in (tennis ball)
Baxter County3101.75 in (golf ball)
Poinsett County382.50 in (tennis ball)
Lonoke County372.00 in (hen egg)
Montgomery County372.75 in (baseball)
Clark County374.50 in (softball)
Johnson County361.25 in (half dollar)
Greene County362.00 in (hen egg)
Howard County361.75 in (golf ball)
Craighead County351.50 in (ping pong ball)
Madison County351.75 in (golf ball)
Newton County342.00 in (hen egg)
Lawrence County344.00 in (grapefruit)
Bradley County342.50 in (tennis ball)
Mississippi County341.75 in (golf ball)
Lincoln County341.75 in (golf ball)
Crittenden County332.75 in (baseball)
Van Buren County331.75 in (golf ball)
Garland County332.00 in (hen egg)
Saline County331.00 in (quarter)
Scott County282.75 in (baseball)
Jefferson County262.50 in (tennis ball)
Izard County231.50 in (ping pong ball)
Pope County231.75 in (golf ball)
Columbia County221.75 in (golf ball)
Chicot County221.75 in (golf ball)
Jackson County223.00 in (tea cup)
Cleveland County223.00 in (tea cup)
Cleburne County221.00 in (quarter)
Ouachita County222.00 in (hen egg)
Miller County221.25 in (half dollar)
Polk County172.25 in (hen egg)
Franklin County172.00 in (hen egg)
Randolph County152.50 in (tennis ball)
Hempstead County152.75 in (baseball)
Arkansas County142.00 in (hen egg)
Pike County132.75 in (baseball)
Drew County121.25 in (half dollar)
Lafayette County121.75 in (golf ball)
Carroll County121.00 in (quarter)
Boone County111.00 in (quarter)
Lee County111.50 in (ping pong ball)
Logan County111.25 in (half dollar)
Little River County111.00 in (quarter)
Yell County111.75 in (golf ball)
Cross County111.75 in (golf ball)
Calhoun County111.75 in (golf ball)
Prairie County111.00 in (quarter)
Desha County112.00 in (hen egg)
Hot Spring County112.50 in (tennis ball)
Nevada County111.00 in (quarter)

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Source and method

NOAA Storm Prediction Center preliminary local storm reports of hail 1 inch or larger, Jan 1, 2025 to Oct 26, 2026 (updated Oct 27, 2026). Dates are SPC storm days, which run from 12:00 UTC to 12:00 UTC (about 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. Central), so a late-night storm appears on the day it started. Reports come from spotters, the public and NWS offices: they can be revised, and a storm nobody reported is missing. SPC storm reports.

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