HailAlmanac

Hail history for Jefferson County, CO

NOAA's Storm Events Database lists hail 1 inch or larger in Jefferson County on 28 days from 2016 to 2025 and on 139 days since 1955. The largest hail on record here measured 3.00 in (teacup), on Jun 13, 1984.

Data updated Oct 26, 2026. NOAA's final record runs through Jun 30, 2026; later reports are preliminary. Part of the Denver metro area.

Hail statistics

28days with hail 1 inch or larger in Jefferson County, 2016–2025
5of them with hail 2 inches or larger
3.00 inlargest hail since 1955, on Jun 13, 1984
Jun 26, 2026most recent day with 1-inch hail: 1.00 in (quarter) preliminary
139days with 1-inch hail in Jefferson County since 1955

Storm data is directional and may be delayed; verify on-site.

Hail in Jefferson County by year

YearHail days1 in+ days2 in+ daysLargestReports
2026 preliminary4301.75 in (golf ball)23
20255201.50 in (ping pong ball)12
20243201.25 in (half dollar)9
20237622.50 in (tennis ball)45
20221101.25 in (half dollar)2

Hail days count dates with at least one report of hail 0.75 inch or larger. Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, by the county NOAA assigned each report (final record through Jun 30, 2026), then preliminary NWS Local Storm Reports.

Storm data is directional and may be delayed; verify on-site.

When hail falls in Jefferson County

  1. 0Jan
  2. 0Feb
  3. 0Mar
  4. 4Apr
  5. 25May
  6. 48Jun
  7. 30Jul
  8. 24Aug
  9. 7Sep
  10. 1Oct
  11. 0Nov
  12. 0Dec

Days with hail of 1 inch or larger by month, 1955–2025; the most in Jun.

Recent days with 1-inch hail in Jefferson County

DateLargest hailReportsReported near
Jun 26, 2026 preliminary1.00 in (quarter)12 mi SSE of Broomfield
Jun 24, 2026 preliminary1.00 in (quarter)22 mi SE of Morrison; 3 mi SW of Bergen Park
Jun 8, 2026 preliminary1.75 in (golf ball)182 mi WNW of Kittredge; 1 mi NE of Arvada; 3 mi WSW of Arvada
Aug 23, 20251.50 in (ping pong ball)53 mi WNW of Conifer; 1 mi SSE of Conifer; 1 mi W of Conifer
Jul 6, 20251.50 in (ping pong ball)21 mi E of Wheat Ridge; 2 mi WNW of Edgewater
Jun 29, 20241.00 in (quarter)52 mi NW of Arvada; 2 mi WSW of Arvada; 2 mi W of Arvada
May 30, 20241.25 in (half dollar)21 mi NE of Broomfield
Aug 1, 20231.25 in (half dollar)41 mi S of Pine; 2 mi WNW of Buffalo Creek
Jul 8, 20231.25 in (half dollar)32 mi WNW of Columbine; 4 mi WNW of Columbine
Jun 29, 20231.50 in (ping pong ball)51 mi ESE of Morrison; 2 mi ESE of Wheat Ridge; 1 mi E of Lakewood
Jun 22, 20232.50 in (tennis ball)192 mi NW of Indian Hills; 1 mi W of Morrison; 2 mi WNW of Columbine
Jun 21, 20232.00 in (hen egg)111 mi E of Idledale; 1 mi W of Evergreen; 2 mi NW of Indian Hills
May 26, 20231.00 in (quarter)21 mi ENE of Pleasant View; 3 mi WNW of Arvada
Aug 20, 20221.25 in (half dollar)22 mi ESE of Aspen Park; 2 mi ENE of Aspen Park
Sep 3, 20211.00 in (quarter)34 mi E of Morrison; 3 mi SW of Columbine; 4 mi E of Tiny Town
Aug 19, 20212.00 in (hen egg)123 mi N of Golden; 1 mi S of Broomfield; 2 mi SSW of Broomfield
Aug 5, 20201.25 in (half dollar)21 mi NNW of Golden; 1 mi N of Golden
Sep 6, 20191.25 in (half dollar)32 mi NW of Evergreen; 1 mi N of Bergen Park; 3 mi SW of Tiny Town
Aug 21, 20191.00 in (quarter)22 mi ENE of Morrison; 3 mi NW of Idledale
Jul 5, 20191.25 in (half dollar)51 mi WSW of Broomfield; 4 mi SSW of Jefferson Co Airport; 5 mi N of Golden
Jul 4, 20191.50 in (ping pong ball)54 mi W of Columbine; 1 mi ESE of Morrison; 2 mi SE of Wheat Ridge
Aug 14, 20181.25 in (half dollar)42 mi WNW of Pleasant View; 3 mi NNW of Arvada; 3 mi NW of Idledale
Jul 27, 20181.75 in (golf ball)14 mi WSW of Buffalo Creek
Jul 24, 20181.00 in (quarter)14 mi NW of Columbine
Jun 19, 20181.00 in (quarter)24 mi E of Morrison; 4 mi ENE of Morrison

Source: NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, by the county NOAA assigned each report (final record through Jun 30, 2026), then preliminary NWS Local Storm Reports.

Storm data is directional and may be delayed; verify on-site.

Cities and towns in Jefferson County

Places whose center lies in Jefferson County, with their days of 1-inch hail in 2016–2025 (in or within a few miles of each place).

Insurance claim windows

Homeowner policies set their own deadlines for reporting storm damage, usually counted from the date of the storm. If you think a hailstorm damaged your roof, find its date in the records above, then read the "duties after loss" section of your policy and ask your insurer or agent to confirm the deadline in writing.

Hail damage to shingles is often hard to see from the ground, and only an inspection on the roof can show whether a roof was damaged. The records here show where hail was reported, not which buildings it hit.

This is general information, not legal or insurance advice.

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