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HailBrief #9 — Where Hail Hit This Week & What's Coming

North America hail strike report — week of July 8–14, 2026

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A quieter stretch after the outbreaks of late June and early July — no single region dominated, but scattered hits landed across six states over the past week.

This Week's Hail Activity

🔴 HIGH

North Dakota — 1.50" hail confirmed near Fillmore (Benson County) on July 9, with a separate 1.25" report near Sarles (Towner County) the same evening. Two confirmed hits in one night in a state that's seen repeated activity this season.

Oklahoma — 1.25" hail confirmed in Tulsa on July 11. Tulsa's second notable hit in recent weeks — worth flagging for adjusters and contractors already working that market.

🟡 MODERATE

Kansas — Up to 1.25" hail in Rooks County on July 10.

Colorado — Quarter-size hail across a 3-mile swath near Wild Horse (Cheyenne County) on July 10.

Tennessee — 1.00" hail confirmed in Gibson County on July 11.

Florida — Quarter-size hail reported in Pasco County on July 10.

What to Watch

SPC has an enhanced risk posted today (July 14) for northern New York and northern New England — damaging wind gusts and large hail expected this afternoon and evening. Isolated severe gusts and hail are also possible in the northern Rockies and northern High Plains, including central Montana. If you work either region, keep an eye out over the next 24 hours.

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