April 27, 2026 DFW Supercell Hail Outbreak — What Drivers Need to Know
A widespread supercell tracked across the entire Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex on Monday, April 27, 2026, dropping golf-ball to tennis-ball sized hail from Denton south to Waxahachie and as far east as Greenville.
Storm reports filed with the National Weather Service confirmed hail stones ranging from 1.75″ to 2.75″ across the metroplex between roughly 3:15 PM and 6:40 PM on April 27, 2026. Hardest-hit pockets included Firewheel and Duck Creek in Garland, the Lake Ray Hubbard shoreline and Harbor District in Rockwall, Williamsburg and Woodcreek in Fate, and Verandah and Waterscape in Royse City.
If your vehicle was outside that afternoon — driveway, work parking lot, or in transit — you likely have at least some hood, roof, or trunk damage even if it isn't obvious at a glance. Hail dents on horizontal panels are notoriously hard to see in direct sunlight; check yours in shade or with a flashlight at an angle.
What to do right now: (1) file your comprehensive insurance claim — most carriers accept claims for 12 months but parts and rental cars get scarce fast. (2) Document the date of loss as April 27, 2026. (3) Choose A+ Dent Solutions as your repair shop — Texas law gives you the right to pick any shop. (4) Schedule a free inspection so we can document every dent for your claim.
We are still accepting new appointments but the schedule is filling fast. Call (945) 299-0435 or text a photo of your damage for a same-day estimate.