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Stonewall County, TX hail & severe wind history

49 storm reports on file for Stonewall County between 2010-05-17 and 2026-04-13 — 26 hail and 23 severe thunderstorm wind. That averages 2.9 reports a year, and May is the busiest month.

Hail reports
26
1.5 per year
Largest hail
4"
grapefruit size · 2023-06-17
Strongest gust
109 mph
95 kt · 2023-06-21
Reported damage
$83K
property + crop, as filed
Storm days
42
distinct days with a report
Busiest year
2025
8 reports

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49 of 49 reports match.

Reports by month for the current filter — the shape of Stonewall County’s storm season.

DateTypeSize / gustNearest locationReport detail
2026-04-13
19:02
Wind57 kt
66 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured severe wind gusts from 1902 CST through 1903 CST. A peak gust of 66 mph was measured at 1902 CST.
2026-04-01
18:50
Wind56 kt
64 mph
0 mi N of AspermontLaw enforcement in Stonewall County reported a couple of power lines were blown over in the city of Aspermont.
2025-06-06
20:36
Wind59 kt
68 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured severe wind gusts from 2036 CST through 2053 CST. A peak wind gust of 68 mph was measured at 2037 CST.
2025-06-06
20:42
Hail0.75"
penny
.95 mi SSE of SwensonNo narrative filed · source: Storm Chaser
2025-05-25
16:58
Wind57 kt
66 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured severe wind gusts from 1658 CST through 1704 CST. A peak wind gust of 66 mph was measured at 1704 CST.
2025-05-25
17:16
Hail1.75"
golf ball
2.58 mi ESE of AspermontA storm chaser reported golf ball size hail east of Aspermont along US Highway 380.
2025-05-25
18:18
Hail1.25"
half dollar
1.41 mi SSE of Old GloryA report was received on mPing of half dollar size hail near Old Glory.
2025-05-24
21:02
Wind53 kt
61 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured a severe wind gust of 61 mph.
2025-04-30
17:32
Hail1.5"
ping pong
5 mi NW of AspermontMultiple mPing reports were received of a swath of hail from northwest of Aspermont to west of Old Glory along US Highway 380. Hail ranged in size from quarters to ping pong ball size.
2025-04-29
16:52
Hail1.5"
ping pong
1.58 mi WSW of SwensonA report was received on mPing of ping pong ball size hail near Swenson.
2024-04-15
17:32
Hail1"
quarter
11.88 mi NNE of SwensonA report from mPING was received of quarter size hail just south of the King County / Stonewall County line along US Highway 83.
2024-04-08
19:36
Hail1"
quarter
.39 mi N of AspermontA public report was received of quarter size hail in Aspermont.
2023-06-21
21:17
Wind95 kt
109 mph
7.01 mi WSW of PeacockA swath of strong winds and damage associated with a rear flank downdraft occurred over a three county area. This swath of winds that caused damage in Dickens and Kent County ended approximately 13 miles southwest of Aspermont.
2023-06-17
17:33
Hail4"
grapefruit
11.07 mi SSE of Aspermont ArptA storm chaser estimated softball size hail near the Stonewall/Fisher County line along US Highway 83. No damage was reported.
2023-05-22
19:24
Wind70 kt
81 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured severe wind gusts from 1924 CST through 1927 CST. A peak wind gust of 80 mph was measured at 1924 CST. Several car ports were damaged in Aspermont and a truck transporting a manufactured home was blown off the road.
2021-04-28
18:19
Hail2.75"
baseball
1.31 mi NNW of AspermontBoth law enforcement and a storm chaser reported very jagged shaped hail up to baseball size along US Highway 83 to the north of Aspermont. No damage was reported.
2020-05-21
17:43
Hail1.75"
golf ball
0 mi N of AspermontReports were received from both law enforcement and a storm chaser in Stonewall County of hail ranging from half dollar to golf ball size.
2020-04-11
13:50
Hail1.25"
half dollar
5 mi S of PeacockA public report was received of half dollar size hail approximately five miles south of Peacock.
2020-04-11
14:19
Hail1.75"
golf ball
0 mi N of AspermontA NWS cooperative weather observer reported golf ball size hail in the town of Aspermont. No damage was reported.
2019-08-29
18:50
Hail1"
quarter
8.52 mi NNE of SwensonThe Sheriff's Office in Stonewall County reported quarter size hail along US Highway 83 north of Aspermont.
2019-06-21
22:25
Wind50 kt
58 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured a wind gust to 58 mph.
2019-05-01
15:00
Hail1.75"
golf ball
2.29 mi ESE of AspermontDamage was not known.
2019-04-27
17:54
Hail2.75"
baseball
2.07 mi N of PeacockA tornadic supercell produced a long swath of severe hail ranging in size from quarters to as large as baseballs at times. Damage photos from social media indicated some cars sustained heavy damage, but damage to homes or other property was not known.
2018-06-01
20:00
Hail1.5"
ping pong
5.07 mi WNW of PeacockDamage was not known.
2018-05-02
16:05
Wind52 kt
60 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont measured a wind gust to 60 mph.
2017-06-30
19:05
Wind61 kt
70 mph
.9 mi SE of AspermontLaw enforcement reported some roof damage to the high school's gym.
2017-06-30
19:24
Wind56 kt
64 mph
.9 mi SE of AspermontThe second severe storm within 20 minutes in Aspermont produced a round of more widespread damaging winds. Several small tree limbs were downed in the area.
2017-06-23
15:25
Wind52 kt
60 mph
3.42 mi SSE of Aspermont ArptThe Stonewall County Sheriff's office reported a power pole that had been blown over and several tree limbs down on US Highway 83 south of Aspermont.
2017-05-19
17:55
Hail1.75"
golf ball
1 mi NW of AspermontLaw enforcement in Stonewall County reported hail up to golf ball size. No damage was reported.
2017-05-16
18:35
Wind61 kt
70 mph
0 mi N of PeacockA downburst carried the roof from an unoccupied mobile home.
2016-11-02
19:05
Wind54 kt
62 mph
2.22 mi NE of AspermontMeasured by a Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet.
2016-05-11
16:10
Hail1.25"
half dollar
6.3 mi SSE of Aspermont ArptA deputy from the Aspermont Police Department reported very strong winds and hail increasing from nickel to half dollar size while driving south along Highway 83. Minor hail dents were noted on the side of the deputies vehicle.
2015-08-14
15:50
Wind68 kt
78 mph
2.33 mi ENE of AspermontMeasured by a Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet station. A short while later, the Aspermont Sheriff's Office estimated 70 to 80 mph wind gusts and noted that a nearby carport roof was blown off and power lines were down.
2015-07-21
17:57
Wind61 kt
70 mph
.32 mi WSW of Old GloryA roof was blown off an old, unused gymnasium building. Time estimated by radar.
2015-04-17
09:39
Hail0.88"
nickel
1 mi N of PeacockNo narrative filed · source: Unknown
2014-10-12
20:00
Wind53 kt
61 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet site near Aspermont recorded a wind gust to 61 mph.
2014-06-13
23:30
Wind54 kt
62 mph
2.69 mi ENE of AspermontMeasured by a Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet station located three miles northeast of Aspermont.
2014-04-23
17:00
Hail1"
quarter
.9 mi SE of AspermontA trained spotter and cooperative observer reported quarter size hail in Aspermont, which accumulated in a manner representing snow.
2013-08-08
16:30
Wind61 kt
70 mph
.97 mi S of AspermontLaw enforcement officials reported their car being blown around by winds estimated to be as high as 70 mph during a severe thunderstorm. No damage or injuries were sustained.
2013-08-07
19:00
Wind56 kt
64 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontThe Texas Tech University West Texas Mesonet station near Aspermont recorded a 64 mph wind gust.
2013-05-23
16:30
Hail3"
teacup
3.61 mi SW of Aspermont ArptAn amateur radio operator measured large hail of golf ball size six miles southwest of Aspermont and tennis ball size 12 miles southwest of Aspermont. A separate report and photo of three-inch diameter hail was also received about 12 miles southwest of Aspermont. No damage was observed.
2012-05-03
18:25
Hail1.75"
golf ball
.9 mi SE of AspermontLaw enforcement in Aspermont estimated golfball size hail. No damage was reported.
2012-04-28
19:45
Hail1.75"
golf ball
2.07 mi S of PeacockA swath of hail between 1 and 1.75 inches in diameter fell from 4E Jayton to 2S Peacock. No damage was reported.
2011-05-06
17:45
Hail0.75"
penny
0 mi N of AspermontNo narrative filed · source: Law Enforcement
2010-08-17
21:20
Wind67 kt
77 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontThe Texas Tech University West Texas Mesonet recorded a peak thunderstorm wind gust of 77 mph at 21:20 CST. The Stonewall County Judge reported that the winds downed several utility poles just east of Aspermont, and that electrical power was lost at several residences through the night.
2010-06-14
18:38
Hail0.75"
penny
0 mi N of PeacockNo narrative filed · source: Public
2010-06-14
18:45
Wind56 kt
64 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas Mesonet site near Aspermont recorded thunderstorm wind gusts up to 64 mph. No damage was reported.
2010-05-17
11:15
Wind52 kt
60 mph
3 mi NE of AspermontA Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet station at Aspermont measured a gust to 60 mph. The winds were at times accompanied by large hail. No wind damage was reported.
2010-05-17
11:18
Hail1.75"
golf ball
1 mi E of AspermontGolf ball size hail was reported at the Texas State Highway Department in Aspermont. The Texas Tech University West Texas mesonet station in Aspermont sustained damage from wind-blown hail. At the mesonet station, all of the radiation shields were smashed, a 4 inch plastic rain gauge was broken, and the rim of a metal…

Worst storm days in Stonewall County

DateReports that dayLargest hailPeak gust
2025-05-2531.75" (golf ball)66 mph
2020-04-1121.75" (golf ball)—
2010-05-1721.75" (golf ball)60 mph
2025-06-0620.75" (penny)68 mph
2010-06-1420.75" (penny)64 mph
2017-06-302—70 mph
2023-06-1714" (grapefruit)—
2013-05-2313" (teacup)—
2021-04-2812.75" (baseball)—
2019-04-2712.75" (baseball)—

Reports by year

Report counts are driven partly by how many people were around to report a storm, so recent years tend to look busier than the early 2010s. Treat the trend as a reporting trend, not purely a weather trend.

Notable large-hail events (2" and up)

DateSizeNearWhat was reported
2023-06-174"
grapefruit
11.07 mi SSE of Aspermont ArptA storm chaser estimated softball size hail near the Stonewall/Fisher County line along US Highway 83. No damage was reported.
2021-04-282.75"
baseball
1.31 mi NNW of AspermontBoth law enforcement and a storm chaser reported very jagged shaped hail up to baseball size along US Highway 83 to the north of Aspermont. No damage was reported.
2019-04-272.75"
baseball
2.07 mi N of PeacockA tornadic supercell produced a long swath of severe hail ranging in size from quarters to as large as baseballs at times. Damage photos from social media indicated some cars sustained heavy damage, but damage to homes or other property was not known.
2013-05-233"
teacup
3.61 mi SW of Aspermont ArptAn amateur radio operator measured large hail of golf ball size six miles southwest of Aspermont and tennis ball size 12 miles southwest of Aspermont. A separate report and photo of three-inch diameter hail was also received about 12 miles southwest of Aspermont. No damage was observed.

When does hail hit Stonewall County?

Across 16 years of records, May produced the most reports (16), followed by the months either side of it. Monthly totals:

MonthReportsShare
January00.0%
February00.0%
March00.0%
April1326.5%
May1632.7%
June1224.5%
July12.0%
August510.2%
September00.0%
October12.0%
November12.0%
December00.0%

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About these numbers

Every row above is a report filed with the National Weather Service and archived in the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database (FIPS 48433). Reports are eyewitness, trained-spotter and damage-survey observations, so they cluster near roads and towns and miss storms over empty country. Hail sizes are estimates. Damage figures are preliminary as filed and are never revised in this archive. Use this page for background, not for an insurance claim, a legal filing, or a roof assessment — for those, get the official record from NOAA directly.