July 8, 2026 hail storm near Havre, MT. Radar-confirmed hail track and contractor lead lists available.
NWS WARNING AREA · Havre Metro · Jul 9, 2026
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Havre, MT
1 addresses in warning area
Alert issued Thu, Jul 9 · 4:49 AM UTC
Havre, MT recorded hail up to 1.53 inches on July 8, 2026, during a short-lived severe thunderstorm in the late evening. The event has concluded.
The cell moved across the Havre metro in the late evening and prompted a National Weather Service warning area at 10:49 PM MDT. The warning area cited 1-inch hail based on dual-polarization radar detection. Radar signatures showed compact strong echoes with hail scatter characteristics as the cell intensified and moved northeast through the city footprint. The NWS warning area covered the primary track used for public notification. No ongoing activity remains in the Havre metro.
Measured hail reached 1.53 inches at the peak location within the metro. At that size, expect localized vehicle panel denting and asphalt shingle abrasion on exposed roofing. Skylights, rooftop equipment, and unprotected solar panels are at elevated risk for pitting or cracking when struck by hail of that size. Ground-level landscaping damage is likely limited to tender plants and soft-surface coverings.
No widespread structural failure or large-scale collapse was indicated in available reports associated with this event. Damage reports tied to residential roofing or automotive claims should reference the incident date and the local warning area when filing. Photographic documentation of dents, broken glazing, and shingle granule loss will help scope repair needs and estimate priorities.
Begin exterior inspections at the highest-risk addresses inside the NWS warning area. Prioritize vehicles parked outdoors, exposed rooftop equipment, and asphalt shingle roofs on properties along the radar-derived track. Use targeted ladder and roof inspections only after confirming utilities are secure and ladders are placed on stable surfaces.
Document all damage with geotagged photos and time-stamped notes. Measure and record hail-related openings, punctures, and granule loss to support scope-of-work estimates. For temporary repairs, secure tarps and protect interior spaces from water intrusion. Coordinate with property owners on documented estimates before performing permanent replacements.
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