While Rhode Island experiences fewer severe hailstorms than the Midwest, summer thunderstorms can still bring damaging hail to Providence, Warwick, and coastal communities. Our Rhode Island hail map helps residents and contractors track storm damage and severe weather patterns across the state. This page shows live NOAA/SPC hail reports for Rhode Island in the last 30 days.
Scope: reported hail across Rhode Island 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 Rhode Island 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.
Rhode Island averages only 1 to 2 severe hail days per year, typically occurring between June and August when warm, humid air fuels thunderstorms. Notable events include a severe storm in August 2015 that dropped 1-inch hail in Providence County, causing localized vehicle and property damage. Due to its small size and coastal influence, large hail is rare, but monitoring remains crucial for storm damage assessment.
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