Major hail events in Texas during 2025
Texas ranked first in the country for reported major hail events in 2025. The count includes hailstones at least one inch in diameter.
Source: Insurance Information Institute, 2025 major hail events tableCentral Texas resource
Texas Hail & Severe Weather Statistics
A source-led reference for homeowners, writers, and researchers looking for recent Texas hail figures and broader severe-weather context.
Updated October 12, 2026
Texas has led the nation in reported major hail events in recent years. This reference collects the latest available figures on large hail and severe-storm losses, with a direct source linked under every statistic.
Major hail events are reported hailstones at least one inch in diameter. Weather reports document the storm, not damage to a specific property. A roof inspection is the right way to understand conditions at an individual home or business.
Major hail events reported nationwide in 2025
The national table recorded 5,432 major hail events in the United States during 2025, using the one-inch-or-larger threshold.
Source: Insurance Information Institute, 2025 major hail events tableMajor hail events in Texas during 2024
Texas ranked first in the country for reported major hail events in 2024. The count includes hailstones at least one inch in diameter.
Source: Insurance Information Institute, 2024 major hail events tableMajor hail events reported nationwide in 2024
The same national table recorded 5,373 major hail events in the United States during 2024, using the one-inch-or-larger threshold.
Source: Insurance Information Institute, 2024 major hail events tableMajor hail events in Texas during 2023
Texas also ranked first in 2023, when the national table recorded 1,123 major hail events in the state.
Source: Insurance Information Institute, 2023 major hail events tableU.S. weather and climate disasters costing at least $1 billion in 2024
NOAA recorded 27 separate U.S. disasters with losses exceeding $1 billion in 2024, the second-highest yearly count in its 1980 to 2024 record.
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, published January 2025Severe storm events in NOAA's 2024 disaster count
Seventeen of the 27 billion-dollar weather and climate disasters recorded for 2024 were severe storm events, a category that includes tornado, hail, and high-wind impacts.
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, 2024 time seriesEstimated U.S. disaster cost in 2024
NOAA estimated that the 27 billion-dollar disasters in 2024 caused $182.7 billion in total losses. The agency notes that totals can rise as additional costs are reported.
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, published January 2025What the figures mean
Storm reports give context. A close look gives answers.
Large hail, high winds, and heavy rain can affect a roof without creating an obvious leak right away. If you notice fresh debris, a ceiling stain, lifted material, or a change after a storm, documenting the condition early can make the next decision easier.
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How this reference is maintained
This page uses published figures from government and established insurance-industry sources. Each statistic is shown with the reporting year supplied by its source. Titan will refresh this page when a key source releases newer comparable data.
- Insurance Information Institute, Facts + Statistics: Hail. Its 2025 table cites the National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center and defines major hail as hailstones one inch in diameter or larger.
- NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Assessing the U.S. Climate in 2024. Published January 10, 2025.
- NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters time series. Used here for the 2024 event-type count.
Cite This Reference
Suggested citation: Titan Roofing & Restoration. “Texas Hail & Severe Weather Statistics: 2026 Reference Guide.” Updated October 12, 2026.
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