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Hail history for Florence County, WI

Last hail in the countyJul 20, 20261 in (quarter)

Hail days, last 12 months1

Largest hail since 20062 in (hen egg)May 10, 2022

Hail days since 200614

Days with hail 1 inch or larger9

Tornadoes in the county3

Damaging wind reports in the county24

18 hail reports in Florence County since 2006 on 14 days. The largest stones measured 2 in (hen egg) on May 10, 2022.

Recent hail in Florence County

Date	Hail size	Where	Source
Jul 20, 2026	1 in quarter	Spread Eagle 2 hail reports	NWS storm report (preliminary)

One row per day: the largest hail reported in the county that day, the places and the number of reports.

Hail days in Florence County by year

When hail season peaks in Florence County

Damaging thunderstorm winds in Florence County

24 reports of damaging thunderstorm wind in Florence County since 2006, on 16 days. The strongest measured gust was 60 mph on Jul 6, 2017.

Date	Strongest gust	Where	Source
Jul 8, 2025	60 mph, estimated	Spread Eagle 2 wind reports	NOAA Storm Events
Jul 26, 2021	64 mph, estimated	Tipler 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events
Aug 9, 2020	64 mph, estimated	Long Lake 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events
Aug 5, 2019	60 mph, estimated	Fence, Spread Eagle 2 wind reports	NOAA Storm Events
Jul 6, 2017	60 mph, measured	Spread Eagle 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events
Jun 11, 2017	64 mph, estimated	Ridgetop 2 wind reports	NOAA Storm Events
Jul 21, 2016	64 mph, estimated	Tipler 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events
May 24, 2016	60 mph, estimated	Tipler 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events
Sep 2, 2015	60 mph, estimated	Pentoga 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events
Sep 3, 2012	60 mph, estimated	Long Lake 1 wind report	NOAA Storm Events

Severe thunderstorm wind means gusts of 58 mph or more, or wind that caused damage. Measured gusts come from weather stations; estimated ones from spotters and damage surveys.

Filing a roof or car hail claim?

Insurers ask for the date of loss. The dates on this page are when hail was reported near Florence County; hail can hit one street and miss the next, so a report is not proof of damage at your address. A licensed roofer or your insurance adjuster can inspect the roof. Many policies set a time limit for filing a claim — check yours.

Data: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database (final records through Jun 30, 2026) and National Weather Service Local Storm Reports (preliminary, since then).