Baseball hail? More like baseball-cap-sized hail fell in Texas on the Memorial Day weekend, but it may not be a record.

Forecasters expect a severe weather outbreak on the U.S. Plains that could produce hailstones as large as 12-13 cm in diameter ...

"That's the biggest hail I've ever seen ... The United States heaviest recorded hail stone boasted an 11-inch (27.94 centimeters) diameter and weighed almost 2 pounds (907 grams).

The largest hailstone on record had a diameter of 6.4 inches and was discovered in April 2021 in Hondo, Texas. For the latest hailstone to become a record-breaker, the State Climate Extremes ...

The largest hailstone ever recorded in the United States was about the size of a volleyball, measuring eight inches in diameter and weighing nearly two pounds. The largest hailstone ever recorded ...

Photo posted by NOAA's NCEI confirming largest hailstone on record in state of Colorado (Copyright 2023 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.) KIRK, Co. – The State ...

The Plains are infamous for severe thunderstorms with hail the size of baseballs, even softballs each spring. In 2011, a ...

A hailstone that fell in Yuma County on Aug. 8 has shattered the state’s current size record, according to measurements taken by the National Weather Service and other meteorologists on Monday.

"That's the biggest hail I've ever seen ... and conduct further research on the event before releasing an official record, the NWS said. The process could take several months to complete.

The largest hailstone recorded in the United States fell on July 23, 2010, in Vivian, S.D. It was 8 inches in diameter and weighed 1 pound, 15 ounces. A 6.4-inch hailstone that fell near San ...

The photo — showing a hailstone in a set of calipers with a measurement of 5.25" — would come in to play a huge role in verifying a state record largest hailstone. Fell on Highway 36 about 8 ...

Oh HAIL no! We have confirmed a new regional record for largest diameter hailstone. A hailstone measuring 5.9 inches across fell in Sanger, TX (Denton Co.) on June 15th. This stone is shy of the ...