Hebron, ND Hail Storm – June 2026

A severe hail storm tracked through Hebron, ND on June 9, 2026, producing 2.27-inch stones and generating 43 NWS alerts from late afternoon into the early morning.

What Happened

The event began with a radar-detected hail alert at 4:17 PM CDT and continued through a final radar detection at 3:45 AM CDT the next day. NWS products issued 43 alerts for the metro between 4:17 PM and 3:45 AM. Dual-polarization radar flagged multiple larger cores early in the sequence, with additional radar-detected peaks during the late afternoon and early evening hours.

Spotter input and combined radar-plus-spotter reports arrived alongside the radar stream. At 5:31 PM CDT a radar-plus-spotter report indicated large stones in the storm corridor. Further spotter-verified observations were reported near 5:55 PM CDT and again at 6:52 PM CDT. Late in the cycle a ground observer in Hebron reported quarter-size hail and a power outage at 11:53 PM CDT. Several NWS alerts later in the night were NWS warning only and reported smaller hail sizes as the system weakened.

The sequence shows a cluster of higher-intensity radar detections in late afternoon and early evening, followed by intermittent warning-area notices and smaller radar returns overnight. The mix of radar-detected and spotter-verified reports indicates multiple hail-producing cores moved through the warning areas that included Hebron and surrounding rural lanes.

Damage Assessment

Local storm reports list a spotter-reported quarter-size hail fall in Hebron at 11:53 PM CDT with an associated power outage. That report is the primary ground-truth observation tied directly to the metro. Other spotter-verified observations were received during the evening, but no additional NWS local storm reports of structural collapse or widespread vehicle loss appear in the event record supplied for this page.

Radar-detected larger cores earlier in the sequence indicate potential for isolated property and agricultural impacts along the storm's path. Field reports at 5:31 PM CDT and 6:52 PM CDT place stronger hail within the same general metro corridor as the late-evening spotter. The documented power outage at 11:53 PM CDT provides a specific addressable starting point for on-site inspections.

What Contractors Should Know

Prioritize inspections for properties inside the NWS warning areas issued between late afternoon and early evening and for addresses within the immediate vicinity of the 11:53 PM CDT spotter report in Hebron. Begin with rooftop surfaces and parked vehicles at ground level where quarter-size impacts were observed. Photograph hail damage with a ruler or coin for scale, record exact addresses, and collect homeowner statements that reference the 11:53 PM CDT report and the power interruption.

On roofs, inspect for granule loss, dents in metal flashings, and impact patterns consistent with multiple hail cores passing over the same structure. Check soft-surface items that may have been exposed overnight, including HVAC coils, satellite dishes, and ungaraged vehicles. For agricultural clients, prioritize standing crops and irrigation equipment along the radar-detected cores reported between 5:00 PM and 7:00 PM CDT.

Hebron, ND Hail Storm – June 2026

NWS WARNING AREAS · 43

What Happened

Damage Assessment

What Contractors Should Know

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