Georgia

Georgia hail map

52 Georgia cities have taken hail of an inch or more on our radar record, across 47 storm days. Browse by city, or by the day the storm came through.

Hail swath map showing 1.00 inch hail over Columbus, Georgia on August 12, 2026.
Most recent rendered swath in Georgia: Columbus on August 12, 2026 — 1.00″ hail.
Storm days on record
47
Largest stone
2.00″
hen egg size
Most recent
August 12, 2026
Roofing contractors

Work Georgia on the live hail map

HailMate's canvassing map: hail swaths colour-banded by stone size, from yellow through red to purple, laid over a satellite view of a Texas territory, with hail swath and territory controls.
  • All of Georgia at street level, on the real map
  • Three years of hail swaths, filterable by stone size
  • GPS door-knocking, pins, jobs and estimates — the full loop, not a preview
  • Month-to-month, cancel anytime
Get started

One state, one user, everything included. $79/mo, cancel anytime.

Homeowners

Did hail hit your address?

This page covers Georgia as a whole. Check your own address to see every storm on record for your roof — the date and the stone size for each one — and we'll email you the full report to keep.

Check my address

Free, and no account needed to look it up. If hail did hit, you can ask for a free inspection from a vetted local roofer.

Hail days across Georgia

Every day NOAA radar put an inch or more of hail over a Georgia city, newest first.

August 12, 20261 city · largest over Columbus1.00″ · quarterAugust 11, 20261 city · largest over Stockbridge1.00″ · quarterJuly 28, 20262 cities · largest over Milton1.00″ · quarterJuly 19, 20261 city · largest over Stockbridge1.00″ · quarterJuly 18, 20261 city · largest over Macon1.00″ · quarterJuly 17, 20262 cities · largest over Stockbridge1.00″ · quarterJuly 16, 20261 city · largest over Tucker1.00″ · quarterJuly 5, 20262 cities · largest over Savannah1.00″ · quarterJuly 3, 202614 cities · largest over Sandy Springs1.00″ · quarterJuly 1, 20261 city · largest over South Fulton1.00″ · quarterJune 12, 20261 city · largest over Statesboro1.00″ · quarterMay 21, 20261 city · largest over Stockbridge2.00″ · hen eggMarch 6, 20263 cities · largest over East Point1.00″ · quarterSeptember 6, 20252 cities · largest over Kennesaw1.00″ · quarterAugust 1, 20251 city · largest over Peachtree City1.00″ · quarterJuly 29, 20251 city · largest over Warner Robins1.00″ · quarterJuly 15, 20251 city · largest over Griffin1.00″ · quarterJuly 10, 20251 city · largest over Macon1.00″ · quarterJune 27, 202513 cities · largest over East Point2.00″ · hen eggJune 26, 202518 cities · largest over Roswell2.00″ · hen eggJune 25, 202513 cities · largest over Columbus2.00″ · hen eggJune 14, 20251 city · largest over Canton1.00″ · quarterMay 30, 20252 cities · largest over Augusta1.00″ · quarterMay 25, 20252 cities · largest over Douglasville1.00″ · quarterMay 3, 20251 city · largest over Stockbridge1.00″ · quarterApril 10, 20251 city · largest over Cartersville1.00″ · quarterSeptember 21, 20241 city · largest over Stockbridge2.00″ · hen eggAugust 29, 20245 cities · largest over Roswell1.50″ · half dollarAugust 17, 20241 city · largest over Dalton1.00″ · quarterJuly 15, 20242 cities · largest over Warner Robins1.00″ · quarterMay 27, 20241 city · largest over Dalton1.00″ · quarterMay 19, 20242 cities · largest over Hinesville1.00″ · quarterMay 6, 20241 city · largest over Athens1.00″ · quarterApril 20, 20241 city · largest over Macon1.00″ · quarterMarch 27, 20241 city · largest over Valdosta1.00″ · quarterMarch 26, 20241 city · largest over Valdosta1.00″ · quarterOctober 29, 20231 city · largest over Valdosta1.00″ · quarterSeptember 8, 20231 city · largest over Valdosta1.00″ · quarterSeptember 7, 20234 cities · largest over Macon1.00″ · quarterAugust 8, 20231 city · largest over Warner Robins1.50″ · half dollarAugust 7, 20232 cities · largest over Atlanta1.00″ · quarterAugust 6, 20231 city · largest over LaGrange1.00″ · quarterJuly 30, 20231 city · largest over Savannah1.00″ · quarterJuly 28, 20235 cities · largest over Brookhaven1.00″ · quarterJuly 22, 20232 cities · largest over Albany1.00″ · quarterJuly 2, 20231 city · largest over Dalton1.00″ · quarterJuly 1, 20231 city · largest over Athens1.00″ · quarter

Cities with hail on record

AtlantaColumbusSavannahAthensSouth FultonSandy SpringsRoswellMaconJohns CreekAlbanyWarner RobinsAlpharettaMariettaSmyrnaValdostaBrookhavenStonecrestDunwoodyAugustaPeachtree CornersGainesvilleMiltonNewnanMabletonRomeMartinezEast PointPeachtree CityDaltonKennesawHinesvilleRedanDouglasvilleStatesboroWoodstockLaGrangeDuluthEvansChambleeStockbridgeTuckerCarrolltonCantonMcDonoughGriffinPoolerCandler-McAfeeAcworthDecaturSugar HillUnion CityCartersville

See hail on a real map of Georgia

Your whole state at street level, with three years of storms on it — $79/mo, cancel anytime.

One state, everything included · from $79/mo · month-to-month, cancel anytime