South Carolina Hail Map6 Hail Events — Last 30 Days
South Carolina experiences significant severe weather, particularly during the spring and summer months, with hail storms frequently impacting areas from the Upstate to the Midlands and the coast. This interactive map tracks recent severe weather events, helping residents and contractors monitor storm impacts. This page shows live NOAA/SPC hail reports for South Carolina in the last 30 days.
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Hail Events
6
Active Days
3
Counties Hit
6
Largest Hail
2.00" (golf ball)
Scope: reported hail across South Carolina during the rolling 30-day source window · Retrieved Sep 15, 2026, 8:17 PM UTC
Sorted by hail size · Source: NOAA Storm Prediction Center
2.00" (golf ball)
5 W Lexington, Lexington County
Sep 6, 2026 · 9:47 PM
Corrects previous hail report from 5 W Lexington. Broadcast Media relayed a picture via SLACK of 1.5 to 2 inch hail. Time estimated by radar. (CAE)
Severe
1.75" (golf ball)
1 ENE Easley, Pickens County
Sep 6, 2026 · 7:24 PM
Reports of golf ball sized hail on Highway 123 in Easley via social media. (GSP)
Severe
1.75" (golf ball)
3 ENE Belton, Anderson County
Sep 5, 2026 · 7:34 PM
Social media video of golf ball size hail in the Shady Grove area of Belton. (GSP)
Severe
1.00" (quarter)
3 NE Sangaree, Berkeley County
Sep 6, 2026 · 10:00 PM
Social media pictures shows someone holding a quarter sized hail stone. Time determined from radar data. (CHS)
Moderate
1.00" (quarter)
1 W Fork Shoals, Greenville County
Sep 6, 2026 · 8:10 PM
Social media picture of quarter size hail in the Fork Shoals area. (GSP)
Moderate
Recent Hail Reports — South Carolina
Showing 6 of 6 events across South Carolina · Updated every 6 hours
Date
Location
County
Hail Size
Notes
Sep 6, 2026
3 NE Sangaree
Berkeley
1.00" (quarter)
Social media pictures shows someone holding a quarter sized hail stone. Time determined from radar data. (CHS)
Sep 6, 2026
5 W Lexington
Lexington
2.00" (golf ball)
Corrects previous hail report from 5 W Lexington. Broadcast Media relayed a picture via SLACK of 1.5 to 2 inch hail. Time estimated by radar. (CAE)
Sep 6, 2026
1 W Fork Shoals
Greenville
1.00" (quarter)
Social media picture of quarter size hail in the Fork Shoals area. (GSP)
Sep 6, 2026
1 ENE Easley
Pickens
1.75" (golf ball)
Reports of golf ball sized hail on Highway 123 in Easley via social media. (GSP)
Sep 5, 2026
3 ENE Belton
Anderson
1.75" (golf ball)
Social media video of golf ball size hail in the Shady Grove area of Belton. (GSP)
Aug 22, 2026
1 S Seneca
Oconee
1.00" (quarter)
Report from mPING: Quarter (1.00 in.). (GSP)
About These South Carolina Hail Reports
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 South Carolina 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.
Hail Activity in South Carolina: What Contractors Need to Know
South Carolina averages around 100 to 150 severe hail reports annually, with the peak season running from March through June. Severe thunderstorms are often driven by warm, moist air from the Gulf and Atlantic colliding with passing frontal systems, occasionally producing damaging hail over 2 inches in diameter.
Top Hail Markets in South Carolina
Columbia
Greenville
Charleston
Spartanburg
Rock Hill
How THOR Helps South Carolina Contractors
✓Real-time hail event maps updated from NOAA/SPC data
✓Radar replay — scrub through any storm frame by frame
✓Impact density by county and ZIP code
✓CSV export for SalesRabbit, Spotio, and Excel
✓Push alerts when hail hits your target area
✓Property storm history reports for door-to-door canvassing
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