The following events were reported: Hail. These occurred near station USW00013960, approximately 19.4295 km away, between 2012-06-13 16:45:00 and 2012-06-13 19:57:00. The events included records with hailstones measuring 1.9008823529411762 inches.The events resulted in 1 injuries and 0 fatalities. The events caused property damage valued at 1115710000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Four supercells produced a record setting hail event and one tornado across parts of North Texas. Two of the four supercells tracked through Dallas County causing over a billion dollars in hail damage. The hail in Dallas County ranged in sizes up to 3 in diameter. In many areas, the hail lasted for at least 30 minutes. Tens of thousands of cars were damaged by the hail, windows were shattered, roofs were damaged, and trees were shredded of their leaves. The Lakewood area of Dallas was one of the hardest hit areas. Part of the Lakewood Theater was damaged, and thousands of divots damaged the golf course at the Lakewood Country Club. Historic homes on Swiss Avenue sustained significant roof damage with roof repairs on a few homes estimated over $100,000. A glass exhibit at the Dallas Arboretum sustained damage that was described as relatively minor. This supercell continued to track into Ellis County producing hail damage down to Midlothian. The second supercell in Dallas County tracked from Irving into Cedar Hill. Another supercell produced an EF-0 tornado, 70-95 mph downburst winds, and softball sized hail in Fannin County. The fourth supercell produced hail up to 3.25 in diameter in Collin County. Damage estimates were estimated as high as $2 billion dollars for this event, but insurance companies anticipated the final damage totals to be around $1.1 billion. One head injury was reported when the hail broke through the sunroof of a car. Four supercells produced a record setting hail event and one tornado across parts of North Texas. Event Narrative: Slightly larger than quarter sized hail was reported in Midlothian. Hail up to the size of baseballs caused considerable damage in the Lakewood area of Dallas. The roofs of many homes were damaged with the hail leaving holes in some of the roofs. House and vehicle windows were smashed out, and tree limbs and leaves were shredded off the trees. A greenhouse attached to a home on Mercedes Avenue was also destroyed. The tower at the Lakewood Theater was damaged and one side of the theater marquee was smashed. At the Lakewood Country Club, the hail damaged nearly the entire course leaving thousands of divots. The hail reportedly lasted for nearly 30 minutes. Quarter sized hail was reported in extreme southwestern Richardson. Hen egg sized hail was reported near Preston Road and Lloyd Dr in Far North Dallas. Hail up to the size of oranges was reported on Edelweiss Drive in Grand Prairie. Golf ball sized hail was reported at Jim Miller Road and Interstate 30. A woman was injured when the hail broke the sunroof of her car and hit her in the head. Hen egg sized hail was reported near Preston Road and Campbell Road. Tennis ball sized hail was reported near Highway 175 and Lake June Road in Dallas. Hail the size of oranges was reported in Grand Prairie. Quarter sized hail was reported at Highway 380 and New Hope Road in New Hope. Large hail stones damaged the iconic Midway sign at the State Fair of Dallas. Fifty-five of the long custom-made glass tubes in the sign were shattered and had to be replaced. Also, the star on top of the sign was broken. The damage was estimated around $400,000. Hen egg sized hail was reported in Duncanville. Baseball sized hail was reported at Highway 67 and 9th Street on the north side of Midlothian. Ping pong ball sized hail was reported 3 miles south of Midlothian. Hail stones ranging from 2 to 3.25 were reported in Parker. Ping pong ball sized hail was reported in Midlothian. Golf ball sized hail was reported on Highway 287, 3 miles east of Highway 67 near Midlothian. Hail caused significant roof damage in the historic Swiss Avenue neighborhood of Old East Dallas. The hail size was estimated based on surrounding hail reports. One home alone sustained approximately $100,000 in roof damage. Many of the historic homes were rumored to have the original tiling restored on the roofs. Nickel sized hail was reported at N Coit Rd and Campbell Rd. Quarter sized hail was reported at Highway 75 and Forest Lane. Golf ball sized hail was reported at Trinity Mills and Dallas North Tollway. Quarter sized hail was reported on Coit Road and Banner Dr. Hail the size of oranges was reported at Belt Line Rd and Warrior Rd in Grand Prairie. Tennis ball sized hail was reported near Highway 75 and Forest Lane. Hen egg sized hail was reported near Highway 75 and Walnut Hill Ln. Tennis ball sized hail fell in South Irving. Golf ball sized hail was reported near Interstate 30 and Samuel Blvd. Ping pong ball sized hail was reported east of White Rock Lake. The hail damaged six pieces of glass artwork at the Dallas Arboretum. The damage was described as minor but the pieces did have to be repaired. Golf ball sized hail was reported in Grand Prairie. Golf ball sized hail was reported at Joe Pool Lake. The hail dented cars and broke car windshields across the city of Cedar Hill. Ping pong ball sized hail was reported at Highway 75 and Forest Lane. Continuous golf ball sized hail was falling 2 miles northeast of University Park. Hail up to the size of baseballs caused damage at NorthPark Center. Skylights were broken at the mall. Many cars were also damaged by the hail. Quarter sized hail was reported in Highland Park.