Albuquerque, NM Hail MapRecent Hail Storms & Damage Swaths
Live hail storm data for Albuquerque sourced from NOAA SPC and radar-verified swath reports. 178 hail events recorded over the last 5 years — averaging 36 events per year. Peak hail season in New Mexico runs May – September.
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Albuquerque Hail Climate Profile
Albuquerque Hail Statistics
178
Hail Events (5-yr)
36
Avg. Events / Year
May – September
Peak Season
#32
US City by Population
Live Storm Feed
Recent Hail Activity in New Mexico
No significant hail recorded in the Albuquerque area in the last 90 days.
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Data sourced from NOAA SPC and radar-verified hail reports. Updated hourly. View 12-month New Mexico history →
Understanding Hail Risk in Albuquerque
Hail Season
Albuquerque's hail season follows the broader New Mexico pattern of May – September, when atmospheric instability peaks and supercell thunderstorms become most frequent.
Damage Thresholds
Hail 0.75" or larger damages soft metals (gutters, HVAC). Hail 1.0" damages shingles. Hail 1.5"+ causes catastrophic roof damage across all material types — typically triggering full replacement claims with insurers.
Insurance & Claims
New Mexico requires PA licensing through the Public Regulation Commission. Contractors must hold a state license. Standard TCPA rules apply to all outbound outreach.
Frequently Asked Questions
When was the last hail storm in Albuquerque?
Our storm feed has not recorded significant hail in the Albuquerque area in the last 90 days. For real-time swath data, use the interactive hail map linked on this page.
Does insurance cover hail damage in New Mexico?
Standard homeowners insurance policies in New Mexico typically cover hail damage to roofs, siding, and windows under the dwelling coverage section. New Mexico requires PA licensing through the Public Regulation Commission. Contractors must hold a state license. Standard TCPA rules apply to all outbound outreach.
How big does hail need to be to damage a roof?
Hail 0.75 inches (dime-size) or larger can dent soft metals like gutters and flashing. Hail 1 inch (quarter-size) or larger typically causes shingle bruising or granule loss that shortens roof life even if not immediately visible. Hail 1.5 inches (golf ball-size) or larger causes obvious structural damage to most roofing materials and is the threshold insurers most commonly accept for full roof replacement claims.
How many hail storms does Albuquerque get per year?
Based on 5-year NOAA data, Albuquerque averages approximately 36 hail events per year (178 events over the last 5 years). Peak hail season in New Mexico is May – September.
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