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North Georgia hail history

Every verified hail (≥1.00") and wind (≥45 mph) event within 50 miles of Buford — Gwinnett, Hall, and 16 nearby counties, updated weekly from official NOAA data. Search your address for your personal storm history and insurance claim window.

Recent hail in North Georgia (last 2 years)

77 verified hail events across 18 North Georgia counties in the rolling two-year insurance claim window, the largest measuring 2.50". Every row is an official NOAA Storm Prediction Center ground report. 7 of them hit Gwinnett or Hall County — Bailey's home turf.

77
hail events
18
counties
2.50"
biggest stone
Verified NOAA hail events in North Georgia, most recent first
DateCityCountyHail sizeHomes affected
Jul 4, 2026DuluthGwinnett1.00"~165
Jul 4, 2026DaculaGwinnett1.00"~165
Feb 26, 2026Talking RockPickens1.25"~210
Feb 26, 2026Talking RockPickens1.00"~165
Feb 26, 2026JasperPickens1.00"~165
Feb 26, 2026HintonPickens1.25"~210
Nov 8, 2025DanielsvilleMadison1.00"~165
Sep 6, 2025Oak GroveCherokee1.00"~165
Sep 6, 2025Oak GroveCobb1.00"~165
Jun 27, 2025Holly SpringsCherokee1.00"~165
Jun 27, 2025Oak GroveCherokee1.25"~210
Jun 27, 2025Oak GroveCherokee1.25"~210
Jun 27, 2025DunwoodyFulton1.00"~165
Jun 27, 2025Hartsfield-JacksonClayton1.00"~165
Jun 27, 2025Forest ParkClayton1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025BirminghamFulton1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025Mountain ParkFulton1.75"~300
Jun 26, 2025RoswellFulton1.50"~255
Jun 26, 2025DunwoodyFulton1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025DunwoodyDekalb1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025NorcrossGwinnett1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025DunwoodyDekalb1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025MechanicsvilleDekalb1.50"~255
Jun 26, 2025MabletonCobb1.25"~210
Jun 26, 2025MabletonCobb1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025BoltonFulton1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025College ParkFulton1.00"~165
Jun 26, 2025College ParkFulton1.00"~165
Jun 25, 2025Mount AiryHabersham1.00"~165
Jun 25, 2025AlpharettaFulton1.00"~165
May 12, 2025Apple ValleyJackson1.00"~165
May 8, 2025WhiteBartow1.50"~255
May 8, 2025WhiteBartow1.25"~210
May 8, 2025WhiteBartow1.50"~255
May 8, 2025WhiteBartow1.75"~300
May 8, 2025WhiteBartow1.75"~300
May 8, 2025CassvilleBartow1.50"~255
May 8, 2025WhiteBartow1.25"~210
May 8, 2025CassvilleBartow1.00"~165
May 2, 2025HollywoodHabersham1.00"~165
May 2, 2025TalmadgePickens1.00"~165
May 2, 2025GainesvilleHall1.25"~210
May 2, 2025MiltonFulton1.00"~165
Apr 25, 2025LeafWhite1.00"~165
Apr 25, 2025ToccoaStephens1.00"~165
Apr 25, 2025Mount AiryHabersham1.25"~210
Apr 25, 2025CorneliaHabersham1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025MarblehillPickens1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025Hollis Lathem ResDawson1.75"~300
Apr 10, 2025Hollis Lathem ReserDawson1.75"~300
Apr 10, 2025LumpkinDawson1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025LumpkinDawson1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025ChestateeForsyth1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025OakwoodHall1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025CummingForsyth1.75"~300
Apr 10, 2025BrookwoodForsyth1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025Thompsons MillJackson1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025WoodstockCherokee2.00"~345
Apr 10, 2025Kellogg CreekCherokee1.25"~210
Apr 10, 2025Hobgood ParkCherokee1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025WoodstockCherokee1.50"~255
Apr 10, 2025George WashingtonCherokee1.75"~300
Apr 10, 2025WoodstockCherokee2.50"~435
Apr 10, 2025WoodstockCherokee1.50"~255
Apr 10, 2025Sugar HillGwinnett1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025Oak GroveCherokee1.50"~255
Apr 10, 2025Oak GroveCherokee1.25"~210
Apr 10, 2025EmersonBartow1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025Sweat MountainCherokee1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025HoschtonJackson1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025EmersonPaulding2.00"~345
Apr 10, 2025Hog MountainGwinnett1.00"~165
Apr 10, 2025DouglasvilleDouglas1.00"~165
Sep 25, 2024TurnervilleHabersham1.00"~165
Aug 29, 2024AlpharettaFulton1.25"~210
Aug 29, 2024AlpharettaFulton1.25"~210
Aug 29, 2024RoswellFulton1.25"~210

Also on record in this window: 195 verified wind events (≥45 mph). Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center daily storm reports. Last updated Jul 16, 2026.

Hail history questions

How often is the North Georgia hail history updated?

Weekly, from official NOAA Storm Prediction Center reports. Every event on this page is a verified ground report — no radar-only or estimated events.

What counts as a damaging hail event?

NOAA reports hail at 1.00 inch (quarter size) and larger. Hail that size can crack shingle granules and shorten a roof's life; 1.75 inch (golf ball) and up almost always causes insurance-claimable damage.

My address had a storm — does that mean I have a claim?

A nearby verified event is a strong signal, but only an inspection confirms damage. Search your address on the map above to see your storm history, then book a free inspection and we'll document what's actually on your roof.

How far back does the record go?

The log shows the rolling two-year insurance claim window. The map also holds older events, shown as prior storm history outside the claim window.

If your address qualifies, a free Bailey inspection documents the damage with the photos your insurance company needs.

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