Hail history / Dallas–Fort Worth / September 8, 2023
Hail in Fort Worth, Burleson and Azle, September 8, 2023
Radar put hail up to 1.33" over Dallas–Fort Worth on September 8, 2023. 22 square miles took 1-inch hail or larger, across 5 ZIP codes.
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No ground reports were filed with the Storm Prediction Center for this day; the hail size here is radar only. The National Weather Service issued 4 severe thunderstorm warnings for Tarrant [TX], Johnson [TX], Ellis [TX], Denton [TX], Parker [TX], Wise [TX].
Every ZIP code that took 1"+ hail
| ZIP | Town | Max hail | Share of ZIP 1"+ | Homes 1"+ (est.) | Median year built | Owner-occupied |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 76108 | Fort Worth, TX | 1.33" | 22% | 2,502 | 1992 | 71% |
| 76135 | Fort Worth, TX | 1.33" | 24% | 1,141 | 1991 | 61% |
| 76020 | Azle, TX | 1.32" | 5% | 472 | 1991 | 78% |
| 76028 | Burleson, TX | 1.16" | 6% | 1,359 | 2002 | 77% |
| 76009 | Alvarado, TX | 1.16" | 4% | 194 | 1998 | 78% |
Median year built and owner-occupied share are Census figures for the whole ZIP.
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