Georgia, particularly the Atlanta metro and northern Georgia, experiences significant hail activity from spring through early summer as severe thunderstorm systems track northeast from the Gulf Coast. This page shows live NOAA/SPC hail reports for Georgia in the last 30 days — updated every 6 hours.
Scope: reported hail across Georgia during the rolling 30-day source window · Retrieved Sep 15, 2026, 8:17 PM UTC
Sorted by hail size · Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center
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THOR displays the most recent reported hail events from the NOAA Storm Prediction Center. Reports are preliminary and may be corrected or updated by the source.
This page is a Georgia statewide summary for the rolling 30-day window. Use THOR’s interactive map to research a ZIP code, address, county, or place and review the broader storm context.
Georgia averages 20+ significant hail days per year, with the Atlanta metro recording the highest damage concentrations due to its dense population and suburban sprawl. Northern Georgia and the Piedmont region are most frequently impacted by supercell thunderstorms from April through June.
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