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Hail dates in Robertson County, Tennessee

The National Weather Service has recorded hail in Robertson County on 20 days since 2016 (40 separate reports, 30 of them quarter-size or larger). The largest stone on record was 2.50" (tennis ball) on May 8, 2024; the most recent hail was June 9, 2026. Every row below is an official NWS record. Check hail at your exact address, free →

Every hail day in Robertson County since 2016

One row per day the NWS logged hail somewhere in the county. The narrative names the town; the free check below narrows it to your address.

DateLargest hailReportsNWS narrative
2026-06-09 1.00" (quarter) 1 Estimated quarter size hail was reported near Coopertown.
2025-05-20 1.00" (quarter) 1 Estimated quarter size hail was reported near Coopertown.
2025-05-16 1.25" (half dollar) 2 Estimated half dollar size hail was reported near Coopertown.
2025-04-02 1.50" (ping pong ball) 4 Estimated ping pong size hail fell near Coopertown.
2024-05-26 1.50" (ping pong ball) 2 Ping pong size hail was reported in Adams.
2024-05-08 2.50" (tennis ball) 7 A Facebook user reported tennis ball size hail from a severe thunderstorm in the Youngville area.
2024-04-18 1.00" (quarter) 3 Quarter size hail was reported from a severe thunderstorm near Coopertown.
2023-12-09 0.75" (penny) 1 Dime size hail was reported southwest of Cedar Hill.
2023-07-08 0.75" (penny) 1 Estimated penny size hail fell from a severe thunderstorm near Springfield.
2022-07-07 0.75" (penny) 1 Penny size hail reported via Facebook.
2019-08-06 0.88" (nickel) 1 —
2019-06-21 1.00" (quarter) 1 —
2018-06-17 0.75" (penny) 1 —
2018-06-15 1.00" (quarter) 2 A Facebook photo showed quarter size hail fell in southeast Springfield.
2018-05-20 1.00" (quarter) 2 Amateur radio operator reported quarter size hail on Airport Road near Springfield.
2018-04-23 1.00" (quarter) 1 A tSpotter Twitter report and photos showed hail up to the size of quarters covered the ground in Cottontown.
2018-03-17 0.88" (nickel) 1 NWS Paducah relayed a report of at least nickel size hail that fell near mile marker 19 on I-24.
2017-04-05 0.88" (nickel) 2 A Facebook report indicated nickel size hail fell in Greenbrier.
2016-12-28 1.00" (quarter) 1 Quarter size hail was reported by a trained spotter 6 miles south of Springfield.
2016-05-10 1.75" (golf ball) 5 Nickel to golfball size hail was reported in Cross Plains.

Hail days by year

YearHail daysReportsLargest
2026111.00" (quarter)
2025371.50" (ping pong ball)
20243122.50" (tennis ball)
2023220.75" (penny)
2022110.75" (penny)
2019221.00" (quarter)
2018571.00" (quarter)
2017120.88" (nickel)
2016261.75" (golf ball)

Damaging wind in Robertson County

Thunderstorm wind of 58 mph or more (the NWS severe threshold), 115 reports since 2016, strongest 81 mph. 9 tornadoes recorded in the county in the same period. Wind and tornado records are included in the extended report.

DatePeak gustReportsNWS narrative
2019-06-2181 mph3A spotter estimated an 80 mph wind gust in Springfield.
2019-03-3075 mph2A NWS storm survey determined a 15 mile long by 1 mile wide downburst caused sporadic wind damage from 6 miles north of Springfield, thro…
2025-05-2070 mph2Severe thunderstorm winds coming through Adams caused power outages to 643 customers.
2025-04-0570 mph1Severe thunderstorm winds caused power outages to over 2,400 customers in the Cross Plains area.
2024-07-3070 mph1An apparent microburst caused a brick storage building to collapse at Highway 41 and East College Street in Greenbrier. Damages are a rou…
2023-07-2070 mph4Severe thunderstorm winds tore the shutters off of a home along Lake Road in Greenbrier as well as downed a large tree nearby. Damages ar…
2017-05-2770 mph1Forty reports of trees down throughout the county with several roadways blocked.
2016-06-1567 mph4A home weather station measured a 67 mph wind gust.

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Questions

What date did hail last hit Robertson County?

June 9, 2026, per the NWS Storm Events record. The largest since 2016 was 2.50" (tennis ball) on May 8, 2024.

Does a county record prove hail at my house?

No. NWS records are point and path observations. The absence of a nearby report does NOT prove that no hail fell at this address — it means no observation was logged nearby. A report of nearby hail documents the event; it does not by itself prove damage to a specific structure. The free check above shows what was recorded near your specific address, with distances.

Nearby counties

Sumner County, TN (21 mi) · Davidson County, TN (22 mi) · Wilson County, TN (35 mi) · Dickson County, TN (38 mi) · Williamson County, TN (39 mi) · Christian County, KY (44 mi) · Warren County, KY (46 mi) · Rutherford County, TN (51 mi)

See also: Tennessee hail history by city · all counties

Honest limits: NWS records are point and path observations. The absence of a nearby report does NOT prove that no hail fell at this address — it means no observation was logged nearby. A report of nearby hail documents the event; it does not by itself prove damage to a specific structure. Counties are attributed by the NWS county code on each report; zone-coded wind reports are not counted here.