Hail, wind, and tornado reports from official NOAA sources (NWS & SPC) · Last 12 months · Updated Sep 13, 2026
Has it hailed in Franklin County, Idaho recently? Official National Weather Service (NWS) and Storm Prediction Center (SPC) records say yes: 1 hail report with hail up to 1", among 6 severe weather events logged here in the last 12 months, together with 5 high-wind reports with gusts up to 74 mph. The most recent recorded storm activity was on Jun 27, 2026. This page updates daily: every event comes straight from official NOAA data — no estimates, no modeling, just the record.
NEXRAD radar at the moment of the May 13, 2026 wind event (74 mph) near 6 NW Mink Creek. Outlined polygons are the storm-based warnings exactly as issued by the National Weather Service. Imagery courtesy of the Iowa Environmental Mesonet, Iowa State University; radar data via NOAA/NWS.
Hail history for an address in Franklin County
See address-level storm exposure — verified hail and wind reports plus official warning boundaries around any specific property, including the most recent 30 days. Free account, takes under a minute.
Events older than 30 days, as recorded by the National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center. Excerpts are quoted directly from official warnings and verified reports.
Saturday, June 27, 2026
1 SPC verified storm report — hail up to 1"
Radar during the most significant activity of the day. Imagery courtesy of the Iowa Environmental Mesonet, Iowa State University; radar data via NOAA/NWS.
“heavy rain ponding in pasture also. (PIH)”
SPC verified report · 1 ESE Clifton
Hail1"1 ESE CliftonSPC verified report
Saturday, June 20, 2026
1 SPC verified storm report — wind gusts up to 64 mph
Radar during the most significant activity of the day. Imagery courtesy of the Iowa Environmental Mesonet, Iowa State University; radar data via NOAA/NWS.
“Mesonet station PC362 Oneida Narrows. (PIH)”
SPC verified report · 3 NNW Mink Creek
Wind64 mph3 NNW Mink CreekSPC verified report
Wednesday, May 13, 2026
4 SPC verified storm reports — wind gusts up to 74 mph
Radar during the most significant activity of the day. Imagery courtesy of the Iowa Environmental Mesonet, Iowa State University; radar data via NOAA/NWS.
“Mesonet station ITDB6 D5 Treasureton Summit ID-34. (PIH)”
SPC verified report · 6 NW Mink Creek
Wind74 mph6 NW Mink CreekSPC verified report
Wind72 mph2 ESE WhitneySPC verified report
WindUnknownMink CreekSPC verified report
WindUnknownFranklinSPC verified report
Today's severe weather outlook
Storm Prediction Center Day 1 convective outlook: categorical severe weather risk for today, updated several times daily. Source: NOAA/NWS Storm Prediction Center.
Common questions
When was the last severe storm in Franklin County, ID?
The most recent recorded event was on Jun 27, 2026. Official NWS and SPC records show 6 severe weather events in Franklin County over the last 12 months. Exact dates and locations for recent storms are available in the app with a free account.
Did it hail in Franklin County recently?
Yes — 1 hail report in the last 12 months, with hail up to 1" recorded. The hail map above shows where reports clustered; the storm log lists each day.
How do I see hail history for a specific address in Franklin County?
Create a free IDOLCheck account and run an address check. It shows verified storm reports and official NWS warning boundaries around any specific property, including the most recent 30 days — county-level pages like this one only tell part of the story.
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