news Weather. Hail on the way to North Texas? Here’s what you need to know (and how to protect yourself) Hailstones one inch in diameter or greater often result in property damage.

Inches of hail were reported on roadways, including Interstate 25 in San Miguel County. The severe thunderstorm warning for parts of San Miguel County was in effect until 4:15 Monday, May 26.

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Reports confirmed hail reaching nearly 6 inches in diameter in locations including Afton and Menard, Texas, putting the area at the center of a rare and dangerous weather event.

1.5-inch hail was recorded in the East Lake-Orient Park neighborhood, according to a preliminary report by the National Weather Service.

Texas and U.S. hail records The official hail record in Texas is 6.42 inches, set in Hondo on April 28, 2021. Larger stones were also measured last year but haven't made it into the record books yet.

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Images posted on KSAT Connect show lightning and hail as the storms rolled through. >> Read the latest forecast KSAT meteorologist Justin Horne said San Antonio picked up 1-3 inches of rain overnight.

San Antonio was in a Level 2 out of 5 risk for storms Monday night, odds that became reality as lightning turned to thunder and eventually rain in the 8 p.m. hour.