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Hail history / Dallas–Fort Worth / July 14, 2022

Hail in Cedar Hill, Desoto and Red Oak, July 14, 2022

Radar put hail up to 1.69" over Dallas–Fort Worth on July 14, 2022. 46 square miles took 1-inch hail or larger, across 8 ZIP codes.

1.69"largest hail on radar
46sq mi under 1"+
0sq mi under 2"+
~10,728homes in the 1"+ area (estimate)

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2 ground reports to the Storm Prediction Center, largest 1.25". The National Weather Service issued 2 severe thunderstorm warnings for Dallas [TX], Ellis [TX], Hill [TX], Johnson [TX], Tarrant [TX].

Every ZIP code that took 1"+ hail

ZIPTownMax hailShare of ZIP 1"+Homes 1"+ (est.)Median year builtOwner-occupied
75104Cedar Hill, TX1.69"31%3,688199672%
76065Midlothian, TX1.69"10%1,315200682%
75152Palmer, TX1.65"9%138199187%
75154Red Oak, TX1.33"13%1,843200182%
75146Lancaster, TX1.33"11%560199057%
75115Desoto, TX1.32"14%2,000199370%
76009Alvarado, TX1.26"1%70199878%
76063Mansfield, TX1.23"6%1,114200472%

Median year built and owner-occupied share are Census figures for the whole ZIP.

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