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NOAA NCEI record · Event 1140534

Round Rock, TX: 4-inch hail report, September 24, 2023

One hail report, exactly as NOAA recorded it. It marks a single point where hail was reported. It doesn’t map the storm, list every report nearby, or show whether any roof was damaged.

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Reported observation

4.00in. reported

2.07 mi N of Round Rock, Williamson County

September 24, 2023

Recorded time (source zone)
20:21 CST-6
Reported by
Public
Recorded position
30.53, -97.68
Source
NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), EVENT_ID 1140534

One hail report at one recorded point. It is not a storm footprint and does not show whether any specific roof was damaged or whether a claim is covered.

Source record

As recorded by NOAA

Publisher
NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
Dataset
Storm Events Database, details file, 2023
Event / episode
Event 1140534 · Episode 185807
Event type
Hail
County
Williamson County, TX
Forecast office
EWX (Austin/San Antonio)
Begin time (as recorded)
24-SEP-23 20:21:00
Source time zone
CST-6 (UTC−6). Shown exactly as NOAA recorded it, with no daylight-saving conversion. Equivalent to .
Hail size
4.00 in.
Reported by
Public
Begin location
2.07 mi N of Round Rock
Recorded position
30.53, -97.68
Narrative (opening sentence)
A thunderstorm produced four inch diameter hail in Round Rock.
Checked against source
2026-11-03
Source file
NOAA NCEI details file (compressed CSV)

What this record can’t tell you

  • It is one observation at one recorded point, not the storm’s footprint or path.
  • It isn’t a complete history. Other reports from the same storm may exist, and many hail events are never reported.
  • It doesn’t show that any particular roof was damaged, or that an insurance claim would be covered.

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