Hail in Rock Creek, KS: 8 hail days since 2015, largest 2.75" (baseball)
Since 2015, hail was reported within 5 miles of Rock Creek, Kansas on 8 days, most often in April (2 hail days). The largest was 2.75" (baseball) on May 26, 2016, and the most recent report was on August 14, 2026.
Largest hail days
Open a date to see the map and every report from that storm.
- DateMay 26, 2016
Reports2 reports within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest2.75" (baseball) - DateSeptember 16, 2023
Reports4 reports within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest2.5" (tennis ball) - DateApril 11, 2020
Reports1 report within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest1.5" (ping pong ball) - DateAugust 14, 2026
Reports1 report within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest1.25" (half dollar) - DateApril 23, 2025
Reports1 report within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest1" (quarter) - DateJune 11, 2021
Reports1 report within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest1" (quarter) - DateJune 17, 2017
Reports2 reports within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest1" (quarter) - DateMay 17, 2022
Reports1 report within 5 miles of Rock CreekLargest0.88" (nickel)
Recent hail days
Newest first. Each date is a storm day with hail reported within 5 miles of Rock Creek.
- August 14, 2026Largest
1.25" (half dollar) - April 23, 2025Largest
1" (quarter) - September 16, 2023Largest
2.5" (tennis ball) - May 17, 2022Largest
0.88" (nickel) - June 11, 2021Largest
1" (quarter)
Hail days by year
Each number is a day when hail was reported within 5 miles of Rock Creek.
- 20150 days
- 20161 day
- 20171 day
- 20180 days
- 20190 days
- 20201 day
- 20211 day
- 20221 day
- 20231 day
- 20240 days
- 20251 day
- 20261 day
When hail is most common
Hail is most common in April (2 hail days), May (2 hail days) and June (2 hail days).
- January0 days
- February0 days
- March0 days
- April2 days
- May2 days
- June2 days
- July0 days
- August1 day
- 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 towns
The closest towns with their own hail page.
Reports show where people observed hail, not what fell on a particular roof. This is general information, not insurance, legal or roofing advice.