Georgia hail data & season

Georgia has recorded 146 hail events since 2024, including 118 in the last 12 months, with hail up to 4.15. Georgia's busiest hail month is May.

Data as of June 14, 2026 · source: NOAA SPC / Iowa Environmental Mesonet, analyzed by StormyLeads

118

Events (12 mo)

146

Events (all time)

4.15"

Biggest hail

192

Businesses tracked

Biggest Georgia hail storms

LocationHail sizeDate
FORRESTER2January 3, 2026
STOCKS1.75January 3, 2026
DRANEVILLE1.75March 15, 2024
Hart1.25June 1, 2026
SCARECORN1.25February 26, 2026
ROBER1.25February 26, 2026
MT AIRY1.25April 25, 2025
ALPHARETTA1.25August 29, 2024
Brantley1June 14, 2026
Bryan1June 14, 2026

When Georgia hail season peaks

Georgia hail events by month (all years in our dataset).

Hardest-hit Georgia areas

Elbert · 3Brantley · 2Columbia · 2Lincoln · 2ELLAVILLE · 1JEFFERSON · 1HULETT · 1HOMESTEAD PARK · 1

Georgia hail FAQ

When does hail season start in Georgia?

Georgia hail season runs broadly March through June. In StormyLeads' data the busiest month for Georgia is May. Across the US, about 80% of significant hail falls March–June, peaking in May; the northern Plains run slightly later into July.

How much hail does Georgia get?

StormyLeads has detected 146 hail events in Georgia since 2024, including 118 in the last 12 months. The largest reported hail reached 4.15 inches in diameter.

What was the biggest recent hail storm in Georgia?

The largest hail StormyLeads has recorded in Georgia was 2" near FORRESTER on January 3, 2026. The full top-10 by hail size is listed above.

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