9 reports from 9 places. Largest stone 2″ (hen egg). Newest first. This page is generated when you load it, so it is current as of right now.
These are reports filed by people and trained spotters to the National Weather Service, not radar. They say hail of that size was seen at that spot. Reports depend on somebody being there to make one, so quiet areas on this page are not proof that nothing fell. Radar coverage for a specific address is on the 1km lookup.
| Place | County | When | Largest | Reported by | What they said |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leoti | Wichita | Sun, Sep 20 | 0.7″ | Emergency Mngr | EM relayed report of dime size hail near Leoti. |
| 1 E Selkirk | Wichita | Sun, Sep 20 | 1.75″ | Emergency Mngr | EM relayed report of golf ball size hail near Selkirk. |
| 1 NNW Weskan | Wallace | Sun, Sep 20 | 1″ | Trained Spotter | Spotter report of 1 inch hail. |
| Mcpherson | McPherson | Sun, Sep 20 | 2″ | Trained Spotter | Most of the hail was quarter to golf ball with a few 2 inch stones. |
| 1 SW Mcpherson | McPherson | Sun, Sep 20 | 1″ | Public | Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). |
| 3 E Olsburg | Pottawatomie | Sat, Sep 19 | 1″ | Emergency Mngr | Quarter size hail between Olsburg and Fostoria. |
| Marquette | McPherson | Sat, Sep 19 | 1″ | Trained Spotter | no description given |
| 2 WNW Marquette | McPherson | Sat, Sep 19 | 1.5″ | Trained Spotter | no description given |
| Plevna | Reno | Sat, Sep 19 | 1.25″ | Public | no description given |
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