October 11, 2025 hail storm near Kanab, UT. Radar-confirmed hail track and contractor lead lists available.
NWS WARNING AREA · Kanab Metro · Oct 11, 2025 · Click a zone to highlight
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Kanab, UT
Alert issued Sat, Oct 11 · 10:14 PM UTC
Kanab, UT
Alert issued Sat, Oct 11 · 10:43 PM UTC
Kanab, UT
Alert issued Sat, Oct 11 · 11:13 PM UTC
Kanab, UT
Alert issued Sun, Oct 12 · 12:05 AM UTC
Bluff, UT
Alert issued Sun, Oct 12 · 12:28 AM UTC
Bluff, UT
Alert issued Sun, Oct 12 · 12:34 AM UTC
Blanding, UT
Alert issued Sun, Oct 12 · 1:59 AM UTC
Kanab, UT was struck by a concluded hail storm on 2025-10-11 with verified hail up to 2 inches. Five NWS alerts tracked the storm from mid-afternoon into early evening.
The hail event in Kanab began in the late afternoon and continued into the early evening. The first alert came at 4:14 PM MDT with 1.5-inch hail detected by dual-polarization radar. The storm then intensified. Additional alerts followed at 4:43 PM MDT, 5:13 PM MDT, 6:05 PM MDT, and 6:28 PM MDT, each with 2-inch hail confidence from NEXRAD dual-polarization radar.
The alert sequence shows a sustained hail-producing storm over the Kanab area. The maximum confirmed hail size reached 2 inches. The storm is concluded.
Two-inch hail can break roof coverings, dent gutters, split soft metal, and damage vents, skylights, and vehicle surfaces. Homes with older shingles, lightweight patio covers, and exposed rooftop equipment are the most exposed.
The earlier 1.5-inch alert points to a hail core that produced damaging stones before the larger sizes were detected. In a multi-zone storm like this, different neighborhoods can see different impacts even within the same warning area. Contractors should expect scattered roof claims rather than a uniform field of damage.
Inspection teams should check ridge caps, roof penetrations, window trim, AC fins, and painted metal surfaces. On commercial properties, look closely at flat roof membranes, condensers, HVAC housings, and skylight frames. Vehicle lots near the storm path may show mixed loss patterns, with some units taking heavier impact than others.
The working window is strongest on the first visit. Document roof slope, shingle type, age indicators, and impact counts before temporary repairs begin. Photograph collateral items too, including vents, gutters, soft metals, and screen enclosures. In a storm that reached 2 inches, claims may extend beyond obvious roof hits and include damaged trim, mechanical units, and vehicle exposure.
Use the alert timing to guide canvass priority. The first hail signal arrived at 4:14 PM MDT, and the storm continued to produce 2-inch hail through 6:28 PM MDT. That spread suggests multiple inspection zones across Kanab rather than a single isolated strike. Crews should verify roofs by block, then expand outward to adjacent addresses that sit inside the warning area.
For restoration scheduling, pair roof inspections with exterior package documentation. Property managers often need one field pass that covers roofing, elevations, and mechanical systems. Keep notes on access issues, tarping needs, and any visible punctures or fractured components. Consistent photo sets speed estimate reviews and reduce back-and-forth on scope.
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