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Search official NOAA and National Weather Service records for the strongest hail and wind events on record near any U.S. address over any time period — with peak wind speeds, hail sizes, dates, maps, and radar.
Search official NOAA / National Weather Service historical storm records and nearby airport wind gauges — by address, by clicking a map, or by state — then see the strongest hail and wind events on record for that location and generate a documented weather report.
Default window is the trailing 12 months from today. Use coordinates to override geocoding for a hard-to-match address.
Search or click anywhere on the map to drop a pin, then set the radius and search — handy for a neighborhood or job site with no exact address.
📍 Click the map to set your search center.
Pick a state, then set the center — type a city or ZIP, or click the map — and choose a radius up to 50 miles.
📍 Select a state, then click the map or type a city/ZIP to set the center.
Pull a full weather report for one address on one date — every NWS storm report, the nearest airport wind gauges, and radar for that day, as a printable report. Works even if nothing severe happened (which itself can be useful documentation).
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Create filters for the storms you care about — by state, or by a specific location and radius — and get an email when a qualifying hail, wind, or tornado event is reported nearby. Add as many as you like.
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Add your company details and logo. They'll appear on every report as a "Prepared by" block, so your reports come out co-branded and professional. Saved in this browser.
PNG, JPG, or SVG. A wide/horizontal logo works best.
Bundles the historical weather summary, your roof estimate (if saved for this property), and any photos into one branded PDF for the carrier or adjuster. Provides historical weather data only — does not assess damage or causation.
Paste addresses (one per line) to scan them all at once — top storm date, largest hail, and strongest wind for each. Open any row for the full report. Up to 25 at a time.