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Season
The south Denver metro 2026 storm season so far
Storm days12Communities hit8Largest hail1.75 in (Highlands Ranch, 2026-08-15)Strongest gust66 mph (Lone Tree, 2026-06-08)As of October 5, 2026
Every event below cleared verification thresholds (hail 1.00 in or larger, wind 58 mph or higher, or a confirmed tornado) and has its own report page. First qualifying event: 2026-06-01. Most recent: 2026-08-29.
How 2026 compares
2026 so far, through October 5, 2026: 9 hail day(s) across the territory, against a ten-year average of 5.3 per year (2016-2025). Peak month over those ten years: June (16 hail days). Largest hail on record: 3.00 in near Littleton on 2018-06-19. Most hail-prone community over the decade: Parker, 15 hail days.
2026 figures come from NOAA Storm Prediction Center preliminary reports, verified per event and published on this site within days of each storm. Ten-year figures come from the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database, finalized records for 2016-2025. NCEI finalizes a year roughly three months after it ends, so the two sets are not identical in method: the preliminary set can include reports NCEI later drops, and NCEI can carry reports that SPC's filtered files leave out. Hail days count verified reports of 1.00 in or larger; a day with several reports counts once. This page rebuilds every time a new report publishes.