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Hail Reports Near Toledo, Ohio — Last 90 Days

NOAA Storm Prediction Center logged 3 hail reports within 25 miles of Toledo in the last 90 days. Each row below is a preliminary Local Storm Report (LSR) — sizes are reported hailstone diameters, times are UTC. Reports can be revised for about a day after each event.

Date Hail size Distance from Toledo Location
Aug 10, 2026 1.25″ (quarter size) 11.5 mi from Toledo 3 E Berkey, Lucas County
Aug 10, 2026 1.75″ (golf-ball size) 12.0 mi from Toledo Ottawa Lake, Monroe County
Aug 9, 2026 1.50″ (ping-pong size) 20.2 mi from Toledo 4 W Whitehouse, Lucas County

Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center Local Storm Reports (preliminary, may be revised). A quiet result here does not guarantee no hail — smaller or unreported events happen. Reports matched to Toledo are within 25 miles of the city center.

What to Do Next

  1. Do a ground-level walk-around first. Granule piles at downspouts, dented gutters or screens, and shredded plant leaves are ground-level signs that the roof took a hit. Stay off the roof itself.
  2. Photograph anything suspicious with date stamps. This NOAA log plus dated photos connect the damage to a covered storm event — insurers exclude "gradual wear" but cover sudden storm damage.
  3. Get a free inspection from a local roofer. Granule loss and bruised shingles are invisible from the ground; a written scope settles whether there is a claim at all.
  4. File on your policy's clock, not a salesman's. Your filing window comes from the policy itself — file promptly while the dates above are easy to document. Full walkthrough: roof insurance claim guide.

10-Year Hail History — Toledo's County (NOAA)

25Hail events, last 10 years
2.50″Largest hailstone on record
2024-06-19Last recorded event (archive)

NOAA's county archive shows 25 hail events in the last 10 years — about 2 per year, with hail up to 2.50″ on record. The 90-day window above shows where recent activity landed relative to your address. For a score tied to your specific ZIP, use the hail risk lookup.

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