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Hail history / Houston / August 28, 2026

Hail in Houston and Spring, August 28, 2026

Radar put hail up to 1.55" over Houston on August 28, 2026. 22 square miles took 1-inch hail or larger, across 10 ZIP codes.

1.55"largest hail on radar
22sq mi under 1"+
0sq mi under 2"+
~17,905homes in the 1"+ area (estimate)

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1 ground report to the Storm Prediction Center, largest 1". The National Weather Service issued 7 severe thunderstorm warnings for Harris [TX], Brazoria [TX], Galveston [TX], Waller [TX], Montgomery [TX].

Every ZIP code that took 1"+ hail

ZIPTownMax hailShare of ZIP 1"+Homes 1"+ (est.)Median year builtOwner-occupied
77073Houston, TX1.55"31%2,832200365%
77373Spring, TX1.55"17%2,786199573%
77069Houston, TX1.48"75%3,905198759%
77032Houston, TX1.41"7%99198834%
77379Spring, TX1.39"17%3,603199774%
77090Houston, TX1.33"17%778198529%
77070Houston, TX1.28"24%2,502199748%
77068Houston, TX1.14"25%755198768%
77066Houston, TX1.02"4%348198674%
77388Spring, TX1.02"2%297200167%

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

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