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1995 storm days

Storm reports for May 15, 1995

On May 15, 1995, 132 hail, 135 damaging-wind and 15 tornado reports were logged across 15 states.

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132hail reports
135damaging-wind reports
15tornado reports
4.00″largest hail reported

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On May 15, 1995, 132 hail, 135 damaging-wind and 15 tornado reports were logged across 15 states. The largest hail reported was 4.00″ (grapefruit size) in Attala County, MS.

Storm day runs 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. Eastern (12:00–12:00 UTC), the convention the Storm Prediction Center uses. Radar hail estimates start October 2019.

Storm reports by state

StateHailWindTornadoLargest hail
GA46111.75″
AL113203.75″
SC32622.00″
TX16931.75″
KS11462.50″
MS16314.00″
AR16002.00″
NC8801.75″
MO6401.75″
IL3300.75″
CO4012.75″
NM3202.50″
TN2112.75″
KY010–
LA010–

Cities with hail reported within 5 miles

CityPopulationLargest report
Cullman, AL20,2393.75″
Hanceville, AL3,3463.75″
Memphis, TN610,9192.75″
Dodge City, KS27,6632.25″
Greer, SC46,3161.75″
Simpsonville, SC28,0781.75″
Maryland Heights, MO27,6711.75″
Greenville, MS27,0151.75″
Hernando, MS18,5421.75″
Creve Coeur, MO18,5331.75″
Overland, MO15,5471.75″
Fountain Inn, SC13,7861.75″
St. Ann, MO12,7041.75″
Lovejoy, GA12,6121.75″
Irmo, SC12,0861.75″
Bridgeton, MO11,3011.75″
Hampton, GA9,2011.75″
Olivette, MO8,9601.75″
Union, SC7,9881.75″
Clinton, SC7,8521.75″
St. John, MO6,4721.75″
Lillington, NC4,8481.75″
Duncan, SC4,5941.75″
Breckenridge Hills, MO4,3691.75″
Woodson Terrace, MO3,8881.75″

Hail reports (132)

Time (UTC)SizeLocation
22:304.00″Attala County, MS
19:153.75″Cullman County, AL
19:153.75″Cullman County, AL
14:392.75″Shelby County, TN
23:402.75″Kiowa County, CO
22:202.50″Lea County, NM
02:102.50″Kearny County, KS
04:302.25″Ford County, KS
23:002.00″Berkeley County, SC
01:002.00″Drew County, AR
01:152.00″Drew County, AR
01:452.00″Bradley County, AR
02:002.00″Bradley County, AR
02:092.00″Drew County, AR
02:152.00″Bradley County, AR
02:452.00″Bradley County, AR
02:552.00″Bradley County, AR
14:161.75″Shelby County, TN
15:091.75″DeSoto County, MS
15:251.75″Marshall County, MS
18:221.75″Cullman County, AL
18:541.75″Spartanburg County, SC
19:201.75″Union County, SC
19:401.75″Desha County, AR
20:001.75″Bolivar County, MS
20:031.75″Moore County, NC
20:051.75″Harnett County, NC
20:061.75″Spartanburg County, SC
20:301.75″Laurens County, SC
20:301.75″Lancaster County, SC
20:361.75″Washington County, MS
20:501.75″Carroll County, MS
21:001.75″Kershaw County, SC
21:101.75″Anderson County, SC
21:251.75″Anderson County, SC
21:311.75″Kiowa County, CO
21:381.75″Greenville County, SC
21:541.75″Laurens County, SC
22:001.75″Henry County, GA
22:001.75″Yoakum County, TX
22:051.75″Lexington County, SC
22:201.75″Kiowa County, CO
22:301.75″Hale County, TX
22:421.75″Greenville County, SC
23:151.75″Bailey County, TX
23:301.75″Bolivar County, MS
23:441.75″Greeley County, KS
00:101.75″Newton County, MS
00:151.75″Lauderdale County, MS
01:151.75″Greeley County, KS
02:201.75″Ector County, TX
03:141.75″Finney County, KS
10:051.75″St. Louis County, MO
19:491.50″Spartanburg County, SC
15:121.25″St. Francis County, AR
20:051.25″Eddy County, NM
21:551.25″Bladen County, NC
00:551.13″Winkler County, TX
13:421.00″Cross County, AR
14:121.00″St. Francis County, AR
18:451.00″Franklin County, AL
19:491.00″Tuscaloosa County, AL
19:501.00″Calhoun County, AL
20:241.00″Bibb County, AL
21:001.00″Fairfield County, SC
22:201.00″Lexington County, SC
22:301.00″Lamb County, TX
22:381.00″Winston County, MS
22:401.00″Calhoun County, SC
22:401.00″Spartanburg County, SC
22:551.00″Williamsburg County, SC
22:591.00″Dallam County, TX
23:001.00″Bent County, CO
23:001.00″Pulaski County, GA
23:001.00″Georgetown County, SC
23:051.00″Clarendon County, SC
23:201.00″Greeley County, KS
23:571.00″Desha County, AR
23:571.00″Winkler County, TX
00:101.00″Briscoe County, TX
01:021.00″Wichita County, KS
01:301.00″Ward County, TX
01:521.00″Ector County, TX
02:271.00″Finney County, KS
02:451.00″Ashley County, AR
02:501.00″Upton County, TX
03:291.00″Finney County, KS
15:200.88″Marshall County, MS
16:400.88″Lee County, MS
19:300.88″Spartanburg County, SC
20:200.88″Johnston County, NC
20:220.88″Union County, SC
20:320.88″Greenville County, SC
21:360.88″Fairfield County, SC
23:200.88″Hale County, TX
00:270.88″Lubbock County, TX
02:200.88″Kearny County, KS
10:450.88″Dallas County, MO
14:120.75″Crittenden County, AR
17:450.75″Franklin County, AL
18:410.75″Lowndes County, MS
19:450.75″Tuscaloosa County, AL
19:550.75″Montgomery County, MS
20:350.75″Eddy County, NM
20:500.75″Duplin County, NC
20:540.75″Chilton County, AL
21:100.75″Newberry County, SC
21:250.75″Macon County, AL
21:350.75″Duplin County, NC
21:450.75″Lee County, SC
21:500.75″Onslow County, NC
21:550.75″Lexington County, SC
22:180.75″Greenville County, SC
22:200.75″Muscogee County, GA
22:250.75″Pender County, NC
23:000.75″Orangeburg County, SC
23:000.75″Neshoba County, MS
23:050.75″Orangeburg County, SC
23:420.75″Briscoe County, TX
23:470.75″Berkeley County, SC
23:550.75″Newton County, MS
00:300.75″Jeff Davis County, GA
00:300.75″Floyd County, TX
02:130.75″Hamilton County, KS
02:200.75″Drew County, AR
08:550.75″Macon County, MO
09:450.75″Callaway County, MO
10:400.75″St. Louis County, MO
10:450.75″Madison County, IL
11:300.75″Menard County, IL
11:360.75″St. Clair County, IL
11:500.75″Webster County, MO

Damage, injuries and deaths

National Weather Service offices recorded about $9.1 million in property damage, $3.1 million in crop damage, 19 injuries and 1 death from hail, thunderstorm wind and tornadoes across the US on this storm day (307 events in 14 states). Before 1996 the database holds only tornado, hail and wind events, and damage was often entered as a range, so treat these figures as rough. Injuries and deaths are those the events caused directly.

CountyEventsInjuriesDeathsProperty damage
Newton County, GA101$95,000
Coweta County, GA150$150,000
Gray County, KS330$2.6 million
Jefferson County, AL230$525,000
Spalding County, GA130$150,000
Fulton County, GA130$70,000
Fayette County, GA110$125,000
Dorchester County, SC110–
Cullman County, AL100$650,000
Robeson County, NC200$500,000
Jasper County, GA100$500,000
Bladen County, NC100$500,000

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), Storm Events Database, as entered by National Weather Service offices; data through July 31, 2026. Damage is in dollars of the year, not adjusted for inflation.

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