June 3, 2026 hail storm near Truscott, TX. Radar-confirmed hail track and contractor lead lists available.
NWS WARNING AREA · Truscott Metro · Jun 4, 2026
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Truscott, TX
32 addresses in warning area
Alert issued Thu, Jun 4 · 12:04 AM UTC
Truscott, TX recorded a short-lived hail event on June 3, 2026, with maximum hail of 1 inch in the early evening. The storm produced a focused hail core over the town before moving east and concluding.
A severe thunderstorm prompted an NWS warning for Truscott at 7:04 PM CDT on June 3, 2026. The warning cited 1-inch hail and was issued on the basis of radar signatures. Radar returns showed a concentrated hail core crossing the Truscott area in the early evening. The event is concluded and no active warnings remain for the metro area.
Hail reached 1 inch in diameter within the Truscott warning area. Hail at this size commonly produces cosmetic roof damage, dents in unprotected vehicle panels, and localized damage to exterior trim and screen glazing. Field indicators to expect include shingle granule loss, small bruises on asphalt shingles, and metal siding dents in windward exposures.
Storm intensity and the brief duration limited the geographic extent of impacts. Public records for this event do not show large-scale structural failures in Truscott. Individual property damage consistent with 1-inch hail is likely where exposure was direct and unshielded.
Inspect roofs for granule loss, bruising along shingle edges, and fractured fiberglass matting. Check vehicles, HVAC condenser fins, gutters, skylights, and soft metal trim for dents. Prioritize inspections on windward sides and on horizontal surfaces that collect hail. Use consistent, geotagged photography and note orientation of damage relative to the known storm path.
Triage repairs by safety risk and water intrusion potential. Replace areas with exposed mat or visible fracture first. For insurance assessments, provide dated site photos, roof-level close-ups, and elevation shots showing surrounding exposure. Coordinate with property owners on temporary covers where needed, and log work locations to match the NWS warning area and later the Strike Map.
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