May 25, 2026 hail storm near Peeples Valley, AZ. Radar-confirmed hail track and contractor lead lists available.
NWS WARNING AREA · Peeples Valley Metro · May 25, 2026
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Peeples Valley, AZ
13,510 addresses in warning area
Alert issued Mon, May 25 · 7:10 PM UTC
Peeples Valley, AZ experienced a concluded hail event on May 25, 2026, with peak stones measured at 1.24 inches and detected by dual-polarization radar. The National Weather Service issued a single warning area at 12:10 PM MST tied to the radar detection.
The storm formed over central Yavapai County and moved through the Peeples Valley zone during late morning into mid-day on May 25. The NWS issued one warning area at 12:10 PM MST (19:10 UTC) citing radar-detected hail. Dual-polarization radar showed a localized hail-producing core that tracked northeast through the single reported zone. The event concluded without additional NWS alerts later that day.
Radar detection was the basis for the alert. Local spotter or damage reports were not included in the NWS alert package for this polygon.
Stones of this diameter frequently dent unprotected vehicle panels and can scuff or remove granules from asphalt shingles. Expect localized cosmetic damage to siding, outdoor furniture, and vegetation in the warning area. Older or weathered roofing materials are more likely to show bruising and accelerated wear, which can lead to water intrusion if not addressed.
In Peeples Valley, properties exposed in the NWS warning area are the primary concern. Vehicles parked outdoors during the event are the most likely to show impact marks. Glass surfaces directly struck by hail are at risk for cracking; inspect skylights, greenhouse glazing, and exposed windows where hail concentration was highest.
Prioritize a safety-first roof survey. Photograph roof fields at macro and close-up scales, capture shingle granule loss and bruises, and document any punctures or displaced fasteners. Check rooftop equipment — HVAC coils, solar panels, satellite dishes — for dents or compromised mounts. Record GPS coordinates for damaged structures and compile time-stamped imagery for insurer review.
For immediate mitigation, apply temporary coverings to areas with broken flashing or exposed decking and secure damaged skylights or broken glass to prevent water entry. Provide clients with concise repair estimates that separate temporary protection from permanent replacement. Schedule follow-up inspections for older roofing systems to monitor for developing leaks and granular shedding.
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