Storm Record · Columbia, Dane, Dodge, Jefferson, Sauk, Waukesha Counties

April 19, 2023: Hail across six counties

1.75″
Largest hail
18
NWS reports

What the National Weather Service recorded

A surge of relatively mild, moist, and unstable air aloft brought rounds of strong to severe thunderstorms to southern WI. Numerous reports of large hail were received. Flash flooding and general flooding occurred in urban areas.

Source: NOAA Storm Events Database · episode 178179

Every report, in the Weather Service's words

Where It Hit

Location County Hazard Size Report
Belleville (.86 NW) Dane Hail 1.75" hail
Poynette (1.71 NW) Columbia Hail 1.75" hail
Lodi Lakeland Arpt (2.81 N) Columbia Hail 1.5" hail
Cambridge (2.02 E) Jefferson Hail 1.5" hail
Stoughton (1.67 WSW) Dane Hail 1.25" hail Multiple reports of quarter to half dollar size hail in Stoughton and surrounding area.
Okee (2.04 NE) Columbia Hail 1.25" hail
Madison Morey Arpt (.69 S) Dane Hail 1" hail
Ashton Corners (.69 N) Dane Hail 1" hail Multiple reports of quarter size hail north of Middleton.
Waunakee (.86 NW) Dane Hail 1" hail
Baraboo (3.99 NNE) Sauk Hail 1" hail
Arlington (.85 NW) Columbia Hail 1" hail Nickel to quarter size hail.
Beaver Dam (.85 SW) Dodge Hail 1" hail
Ixonia (.5 W) Jefferson Hail 1" hail
Monterey (.86 NW) Waukesha Hail 1" hail
Camp Randall Stadium (.5 E) Dane Hail 0.75" hail
Oregon Dane Hail 0.75" hail
Rubicon (.5 E) Dodge Hail 0.75" hail
Rubicon (.5 E) Dodge Hail 0.75" hail
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, Wisconsin

Service areas this storm touched