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1995 storm days

Storm reports for June 6, 1995

On June 6, 1995, 86 hail, 95 damaging-wind and 10 tornado reports were logged across 18 states.

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86hail reports
95damaging-wind reports
10tornado reports
2.50″largest hail reported

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On June 6, 1995, 86 hail, 95 damaging-wind and 10 tornado reports were logged across 18 states. The largest hail reported was 2.50″ (tennis ball size) in Weld County, CO.

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
TN134011.75″
CO14652.50″
AL61001.75″
NE8801.25″
IA4931.00″
AR11101.75″
OK8201.75″
KY6201.75″
WI070–
SD3301.00″
MS3101.00″
MO2200.75″
MN2101.75″
MT2011.75″
IN1100.75″
ND2000.75″
IL020–
TX1001.75″

Cities with hail reported within 5 miles

CityPopulationLargest report
Knoxville, TN198,7221.75″
Greeley, CO114,3631.75″
Owasso, OK42,8211.75″
Sand Springs, OK20,3301.75″
Skiatook, OK8,8791.75″
Helena-West Helena, AR8,4621.75″
Seminole, OK7,2641.75″
Stanton, KY3,1711.75″
Blue Earth, MN3,1591.75″
Cadiz, KY2,7411.75″
Memphis, TN610,9191.00″
Boulder, CO106,8031.00″
Windsor, CO41,7341.00″
Mason City, IA26,9481.00″
Sterling, CO13,1141.00″
Blytheville, AR12,3591.00″
Fort Morgan, CO11,8351.00″
Severance, CO11,5541.00″
Gosnell, AR2,6891.00″
Fairfield, AL9,5240.88″
Pleasant Grove, AL9,3750.88″
Midfield, AL4,9300.88″
Drumright, OK2,5270.88″
Minneapolis, MN428,5790.75″
Hoover, AL93,0130.75″

Hail reports (86)

Time (UTC)SizeLocation
22:452.50″Weld County, CO
23:002.50″Weld County, CO
12:401.75″Seminole County, OK
13:251.75″Seminole County, OK
14:181.75″Creek County, OK
14:291.75″Tulsa County, OK
15:201.75″Tulsa County, OK
16:461.75″Phillips County, AR
17:401.75″Poinsett County, AR
19:301.75″Trigg County, KY
20:351.75″Trigg County, KY
21:301.75″Montgomery County, TN
22:341.75″Faribault County, MN
23:001.75″Dawson County, MT
23:001.75″Weld County, CO
23:051.75″Yuma County, CO
23:101.75″Weld County, CO
00:341.75″Tuscaloosa County, AL
01:001.75″Tuscaloosa County, AL
01:201.75″Powell County, KY
01:231.75″Jones County, TX
02:351.75″Knox County, TN
23:531.25″Boulder County, CO
01:001.25″Arthur County, NE
01:341.25″Arthur County, NE
01:351.25″Weld County, CO
12:281.00″Pottawatomie County, OK
17:101.00″Tunica County, MS
18:171.00″Mississippi County, AR
19:121.00″Shelby County, TN
19:301.00″Fulton County, KY
19:431.00″Worth County, IA
22:501.00″Weld County, CO
23:301.00″Boulder County, CO
00:251.00″Cerro Gordo County, IA
00:551.00″Cheyenne County, NE
01:231.00″Morgan County, CO
01:501.00″Logan County, CO
02:131.00″Morgan County, CO
04:021.00″Brule County, SD
13:300.88″Creek County, OK
20:030.88″St. Francis County, AR
00:300.88″Jefferson County, AL
01:300.88″McPherson County, NE
15:450.75″Rogers County, OK
17:450.75″Pemiscot County, MO
18:240.75″Tipton County, TN
18:300.75″Fayette County, TN
18:300.75″Pemiscot County, MO
18:300.75″St. Francis County, AR
18:370.75″Shelby County, TN
18:550.75″Lake County, IN
19:000.75″Mississippi County, AR
19:230.75″Haywood County, TN
19:300.75″Tipton County, TN
19:300.75″Crockett County, TN
19:350.75″Graves County, KY
19:420.75″Gibson County, TN
19:450.75″Lee County, AR
19:550.75″Marshall County, KY
20:000.75″Lee County, AR
21:000.75″Itawamba County, MS
21:090.75″Hennepin County, MN
21:150.75″Tishomingo County, MS
21:200.75″Poinsett County, AR
21:300.75″Chester County, TN
21:300.75″Crittenden County, AR
21:300.75″Cross County, AR
22:400.75″Fayette County, AL
23:200.75″Dawson County, MT
00:100.75″Cerro Gordo County, IA
01:090.75″Weld County, CO
01:360.75″Jefferson County, AL
01:400.75″Shelby County, AL
01:520.75″Cheyenne County, NE
01:530.75″Morgan County, CO
02:250.75″Billings County, ND
02:300.75″McPherson County, NE
02:300.75″Union County, TN
02:300.75″Claiborne County, TN
02:450.75″Aurora County, SD
03:000.75″McPherson County, NE
03:150.75″Stark County, ND
05:480.75″Hughes County, SD
06:000.75″Custer County, NE
07:400.75″Osceola County, IA

Damage, injuries and deaths

National Weather Service offices recorded about $3.6 million in property damage, $110,000 in crop damage and 1 injury from hail, thunderstorm wind and tornadoes across the US on this storm day (220 events in 18 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
Cerro Gordo County, IA810$124,000
DuPage County, IL100$1.5 million
Madison County, AL100$1 million
Limestone County, AL300$150,000
Thurston County, NE100$100,000
Worth County, IA300$72,000
Woodbury County, IA100$50,000
Davison County, SD100$50,000
Winnebago County, IA500$43,000
Walworth County, WI100$40,000
Henry County, TN100$30,000
Marshall County, AL100$25,000

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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