Hail & Wind Damage in McKinney, TX

The county record shows hail in and around McKinney repeatedly in recent years, including hen-egg-size stones inside the city in June 2023 and inch-and-a-quarter hail in March 2025. Across Collin County the last four years logged 24 separate hail days. The checker above maps the recent strikes near your address.

Three-inch, baseball-class hail fell in the county in April 2023, with tennis-ball and hen-egg stones recorded in multiple seasons since. Stones an inch and up, the size that damages standard shingles, account for 88 of the county's 102 reports in the window.

Both earn their reputation. Hail wounds the shingle surface; straight-line wind, which has reached 81 mph on the county record, peels tabs and lifts whole courses. Wind damage shows from the yard more readily; hail usually needs a roof-level look.

Wind and hail are core perils on standard Texas policies, subject to your deductible, and sometimes a separate wind-hail deductible. Whether a specific roof clears the bar is a scope question, which is what the claim guide walks through.

Check now anyway. Hail damage compounds quietly, and policies reward prompt notice, so the sooner the roof is documented the stronger your position. If the damage is real, the inspection dates it to the storm as well as the evidence allows.