Verified local storm update · Southeast Boise
Hail and strong wind moved through Southeast Boise on July 23, 2026
A severe thunderstorm moved through the Boise area on the evening of July 23, 2026. This page brings together the official warning details, original local photos and video, and practical guidance for Southeast Boise homeowners. Reported maximum conditions describe the storm evidence available for the warned area and do not mean every property experienced the same hail, wind, or damage.
Storm date: July 23, 2026 · Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Primary area
Southeast Boise
Weather reported
Hail, Wind
Maximum reported hail
1 inches
Maximum reported wind
Not confirmed
What the official source reported
NOAA Storm Prediction Center preliminary storm reports
NOAA preliminary reports recorded 1.00-inch hail 3 miles southeast of Boise at 8:50 PM MDT on July 23, 2026. At approximately 9:00 PM, a report 6 miles south-southeast of Boise described trees snapped near the trunk, including trunks around 10 inches in diameter. These point reports confirm conditions near the listed locations but do not establish conditions at every property.
Read the original weather sourceReported maximums describe the storm evidence available for the area. They do not establish that every nearby property experienced the same conditions or sustained damage.
Original local documentation
Photos and video from the storm
Storm conditions documented in Southeast Boise from July 23rd, 2026 - Up to 1.5 Inch hail.
Southeast Boise · Credit: PowerHouse Exteriors
Hail from July, 23, 2026 storm in Southeast Boise.
Southeast Boise · Credit: PowerHouse Exteriors
Local storm map
Where reviewed storm reports were recorded
The shaded area is the CRM's reviewed storm radius. Hail and wind pins show recorded evidence points—not confirmed damage at every property inside the boundary.
Map coverage is based on reviewed weather reports and the selected CRM radius. It is not a parcel-level damage determination.
Stay safe
What homeowners can do now
Look from the ground for lifted or missing shingles, loose flashing, dented gutters, damaged siding, broken windows, and debris. Do not climb onto a wet or damaged roof. Save the original photos and note where and when they were captured. If water is entering the home or an exterior opening is exposed, call for urgent help.
Your property
Request a local storm assessment
Tell us what you saw and where the property is. We will separate urgent exposure from damage that can be documented during a normal inspection.