HailEvidence → Blue Mound, TX → 2025-03-04
Did it hail in Blue Mound, TX on March 4, 2025?
Yes — NWS storm reports document 1 hail report within 10 miles of Blue Mound, TX on March 4, 2025, with hail up to 1.00" (quarter size).
Every recorded report near Blue Mound on 2025-03-04
Distances are from the Blue Mound city centroid. Times as recorded by the source (SPC reports are UTC). Showing the nearest 10.
| Distance | Type | Size / speed | Time | Reported near | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.3 mi | Wind | 105 mph | 05:10 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 6.2 mi | Hail | 1.00" (quarter) | 05:03 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 6.5 mi | Wind | 90 mph | 05:11 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 6.6 mi | Wind | 90 mph | 05:10 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 6.7 mi | Wind | 75 mph | 05:02 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 7.2 mi | Wind | 70 mph | 05:05 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 8 mi | Wind | 70 mph | 05:05 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 8.2 mi | Wind | 62 mph | 05:11 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 8.3 mi | Wind | 62 mph | 04:56 local | TARRANT, TARRANT | Storm Events · final |
| 9.4 mi | Wind | 76 mph | 05:03 local | DENTON, DENTON | Storm Events · final |
5.3 mi, wind: “Damage to several homes was reported in Haltom City, including the partial loss of roof decking. Multiple large trees were snapped around 5 feet from the ground, and one tree was uprooted. A damage survey found straight line wind damage consistent with 105 mph winds along Wathall Rd between Field St and 377.”
6.2 mi, hail: “An mPING report indicated quarter sized hail 2 miles northeast of Eagle Mountain.”
6.5 mi, wind: “A damage survey found straight line wind damage consistent with 90 mph winds in Haltom City north of 121 between Moneda St and Minnis Dr. Damage to trees and warehouses was observed including a cinderblock wall collapsed on one warehouse building, power poles were bent, and a large garage bay door was blown in at a warehouse.”
6.6 mi, wind: “A cinderblock wall was collapsed on a warehouse building, power poles were bent, and a large garage bay door was blown in at a warehouse. A damage survey determined the damage was the result of intense straightline winds around 90 mph.”
6.7 mi, wind: “Several homes under construction near Eaton High School in Fort Worth collapsed due to strong thunderstorm winds.”
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sources: NOAA NCEI page updated 2026-06-12