Primary-Source Record · 2023-04-28

Austin-area severe weather on April 28, 2023

Hail up to 1.75 inches; no wind event recorded. Counties: Travis, Williamson. Every row below is a federal or NWS record; nothing on this page is an estimate.

NOAA Storm Events (certified) — 18

Time (local)CountyTypeMagnitudeLocationNOAA id
15:25WilliamsonHail 1 Liberty Hill1095354
15:33WilliamsonHail 1.25 Liberty Hill1095362
15:41WilliamsonHail 1 Georgetown1095364
15:42TravisHail 1 Jonestown1095367
15:45WilliamsonHail 1 Georgetown1095370
15:46WilliamsonHail 1.75 Jarrell1095371
15:52WilliamsonHail 1 Georgetown1095372
15:53WilliamsonHail 1 Round Rock1095373
16:00TravisHail 0.88 Three Pt1095376
16:03WilliamsonHail 1.5 Round Rock1095377
16:07WilliamsonHail 1.5 Keelersville1095379
16:08WilliamsonHail 1 Round Rock1095381
16:08WilliamsonHail 1.5 Jollyville1095382
16:09TravisHail 1 Three Pt1095383
16:11WilliamsonHail 1 Jollyville1095384
16:14TravisHail 1 Mc Neil1095386
16:15WilliamsonHail 0.75 Old Round Rock1095387
16:25TravisHail 1 Sprinkle1095388

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database (public domain) · data.json · data.csv

What this date means for a roof

A recorded storm is where to start asking, not the answer. Damage is decided by an inspection of the roof itself — dated photographs, measurements, and collateral evidence such as dented gutters, vents, or soft metals — and an insurer verifies the date of loss against that damage pattern, not against a weather record alone.

What Zilker Roofing does not do, as formal hash-verified policy:

Request an inspection · All dated storm pages · The full Austin storm record

Related roofing topics