Hail storm · Dallas–Fort Worth · confirmed
Dallas–Fort Worth hail storm, June 15, 2023
Yes. Hail was confirmed in Dallas–Fort Worth on June 15, 2023 between 8:53 PM and 11:49 PM local time: 6 reports, the largest 5.90" (grapefruit size) near Sanger, 10 miles from Denton.
- 5.90"
- largest · grapefruit
- 6
- reports
- 6
- reports 1.00" or larger
- 6
- cities hit
City by city
Where the hail fell on June 15, 2023
Reports within 10 miles of each city center. A report between two cities counts for both here and once in the list below.
Every report
6 hail reports, in order
| Local time | Hail size | Reported at | Nearest city |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8:53 PM | 5.90"grapefruit | Sanger | Denton · 10 mi |
| 11:21 PM | 1.00"quarter | Celina | Prosper · 6.8 mi |
| 11:34 PM | 1.00"quarter | Roland | McKinney · 2.8 mi |
| 11:35 PM | 2.00"hen egg | Mckinney | McKinney · 0.8 mi |
| 11:35 PM | 1.00"quarter | Allen | Allen · 3 mi |
| 11:49 PM | 1.75"golf ball | Princeton | McKinney · 9.7 mi |
Confirmed reports through July 12, 2026 · preliminary reports through October 26, 2026 · page updated Oct 27, 2026.
A report is one point on a map
Each row above is one place where hail was measured. Hail swaths are a few miles wide, so a report across town does not prove hail fell on your street, and no report does not prove it did not.
Your roof, on radar
BeyondClaim reads the radar over your exact parcel boundary for this storm and every storm in 5+ years, and returns the peak hail size, the time, and a confidence score, traced to the scan it came from.
For roofers: the storm is the list
Storm maps shows this swath, Impact list names every roof under it with the hail size at each, and Door knock works the street house by house. Included in Pro and Team, no per-lead fee.
Questions people ask
The Jun 15, 2023 storm, answered
Was there hail in Denton, TX on June 15, 2023?
Yes. 1 hail report within 10 miles of Denton at 8:53 PM local time, the largest 5.90" (grapefruit size). A report is one point on a map; for your own roof, check the address in BeyondClaim.
Was there hail in McKinney, TX on June 15, 2023?
Yes. 4 hail reports within 10 miles of McKinney between 11:34 PM and 11:49 PM local time, the largest 2.00" (hen egg size). A report is one point on a map; for your own roof, check the address in BeyondClaim.
Was there hail in Prosper, TX on June 15, 2023?
Yes. 4 hail reports within 10 miles of Prosper between 11:21 PM and 11:35 PM local time, the largest 2.00" (hen egg size). A report is one point on a map; for your own roof, check the address in BeyondClaim.
Was there hail in Allen, TX on June 15, 2023?
Yes. 3 hail reports within 10 miles of Allen between 11:34 PM and 11:35 PM local time, the largest 2.00" (hen egg size). A report is one point on a map; for your own roof, check the address in BeyondClaim.
Was there hail in Plano, TX on June 15, 2023?
Yes. 1 hail report within 10 miles of Plano at 11:35 PM local time, the largest 1.00" (quarter size). A report is one point on a map; for your own roof, check the address in BeyondClaim.
Was there hail in Frisco, TX on June 15, 2023?
Yes. 1 hail report within 10 miles of Frisco at 11:35 PM local time, the largest 1.00" (quarter size). A report is one point on a map; for your own roof, check the address in BeyondClaim.
How big was the hail in Dallas–Fort Worth on June 15, 2023?
The largest stone reported was 5.90", about grapefruit size, at 8:53 PM near Sanger. 6 of the 6 reports were 1.00" or larger, the size at which roof damage becomes likely.
Did hail hit my roof in Dallas–Fort Worth on June 15, 2023?
A report near you does not settle it: hail swaths are narrow, and a report is one location where hail was measured. BeyondClaim reads the radar over your specific property boundary for this storm and every storm in 5+ years and returns the peak hail size over your roof, the time, and a confidence score. Your first five properties are free.
Is the June 15, 2023 Dallas–Fort Worth hail storm confirmed?
Yes. All 6 reports for this storm have been reviewed and confirmed.