June 24, 2026 hail storm near Wendover, UT. Radar-confirmed hail track and contractor lead lists available.
NWS WARNING AREA · Wendover Metro · Jun 24, 2026
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Wendover, UT
10 addresses in warning area
Alert issued Wed, Jun 24 · 9:36 PM UTC
Wendover, UT recorded 0.95-inch hail on June 24, 2026 during a late-afternoon thunderstorm. The single-zone event concluded after a short-lived severe thunderstorm warning.
The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning at 3:36 PM MDT (21:36 UTC) for a hail threat described at 0.75 inch within the warning area. The warning applied to the Wendover metro zone and remained active during the storm's passage in the late afternoon. Radar returns showed a compact hail-producing core moving through the area. The warning was categorized as NWS warning only in the alert record. The event concluded with no subsequent warnings for the same cell.
Local observations and public reports indicated limited, localized impacts across Wendover. Hail at the observed size commonly produces paint chipping on siding and minor dents to vehicle trim and exposed metal. Inspect residential roofing edges, vehicle parking areas, and exposed mechanical equipment for surface damage. Flat skylights and small plastic panels are at higher risk for punctures. There were no widespread structural failures reported in available local statements following the event.
Prioritize exterior inspections on the day after the storm. Start with accessible vehicle fleets, RVs, and metal roofing seams. Document all findings with time-stamped photos and geotagging where available. Note dent patterns and concentration of impacts to map repair priority. Temporary tarping is prudent only where gaps or punctures permit water intrusion; secure tarps to avoid additional wind damage.
For roofing assessments, focus on perimeter shingles, cornices, gutters, and HVAC unit housings. Replace or secure loose flashing and remove hail debris from gutters before scheduling permanent repairs. For commercial properties, check skylights and soft panels used in signage. Provide customers with a clear scope of visible impact versus latent damage and an estimated timeline for permanent repairs.
Consult insurance documentation requirements before beginning major work. Record the storm event date and NWS warning time in estimates and claims paperwork. If deploying crews for multiple jobs in Wendover, route teams by confirmed impact observations rather than the broader warning area to reduce unnecessary travel and to concentrate resources where hail impacts are reported.
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