Hail history in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Since 2015, hail was reported within 5 miles of Colorado Springs on 41 days. The largest was 3" (teacup) on June 12, 2018. The most recent hail report was on September 22, 2026.
10 largest hail days
Open a date to see the map and every report from that storm.
- DateJune 12, 2018
Reports5 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest3" (teacup) - DateAugust 6, 2018
Reports15 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest2.75" (baseball) - DateJuly 20, 2023
Reports7 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest2.5" (tennis ball) - DateJuly 6, 2025
Reports10 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest2" (hen egg) - DateAugust 5, 2020
Reports13 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest2" (hen egg) - DateJune 24, 2018
Reports2 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest2" (hen egg) - DateAugust 17, 2018
Reports7 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest1.75" (golf ball) - DateJune 7, 2016
Reports3 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest1.75" (golf ball) - DateJune 17, 2025
Reports7 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest1.5" (ping pong ball) - DateJune 15, 2025
Reports6 reports within 5 miles of Colorado SpringsLargest1.5" (ping pong ball)
Hail days by year
Each number is a day when hail was reported within 5 miles of Colorado Springs.
- 20154 days
- 20166 days
- 20172 days
- 20189 days
- 20194 days
- 20202 days
- 20211 day
- 20220 days
- 20237 days
- 20241 day
- 20254 days
- 20261 day
When hail is most common
Hail is most common in June (15 hail days), July (11 hail days) and August (7 hail days).
- January0 days
- February0 days
- March1 day
- April0 days
- May6 days
- June15 days
- July11 days
- August7 days
- September1 day
- October0 days
- November0 days
- December0 days
Where hail was reported
Under 1"1" to 1.74"1.75" (golf ball) and up
Nearby places
These places are within 4 miles of Colorado Springs, so they do not have their own page. Their hail reports are included here.
- Manitou Springs
Reports show where people observed hail, not what fell on a particular roof. This is general information, not insurance, legal or roofing advice.