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The Colorado Springs
Hail Report.

A local hail-activity summary for the Pikes Peak region — significant storm counts and largest verified hail sizes, updated as new events are recorded.

950
Significant storms in 2026
6.0″
Largest hail this year
2237
Storms in 5 years
Pikes Peak region
Year over year

Five years of Front Range hail.

Year Significant storms Largest verified hail
2026 950 6.0″
2025 485 3.53″
2024 291 6.0″
2023 378 4.39″
2022 133 4.08″

"Significant" = storms rated significant, severe, or destructive in our database. Hail sizes are radar-derived maximums within each storm's swath.

2026 hardest-hit areas

Where the hail actually fell.

Ranked by storm-path impacts on tracked properties this year. Swaths are narrow — check whether your address was inside one in 20 seconds.

ZIP 80911 · Security-Widefield
47 storms
ZIP 80909
50 storms
ZIP 80906 · Broadmoor
84 storms
ZIP 80817 · Fountain
68 storms
ZIP 80916
49 storms
ZIP 80925
32 storms
ZIP 80903
47 storms
ZIP 80905
35 storms
Methodology

Where this data comes from.

We follow local radar activity for the Front Range and cross-reference significant storms against publicly reported ground observations. This summary powers our free address-level storm lookup.

Media & researchers: we're happy to provide storm-specific data, swath maps, or commentary for coverage of Front Range hail events — call 719-888-TOTAL (6825) or email [email protected].

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