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OFFICIAL NOAA / NWS STORM RECORDS

Severe weather history for any property.

The strongest hail and wind events on record near any U.S. address — peak wind speeds, hail sizes, dates, maps and radar, from official NOAA and National Weather Service records.

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Look up the strongest storms on record for a property

Search official NOAA / National Weather Service historical storm records and nearby airport wind gauges — by address, by location on a map, or for a specific date — then see the strongest hail and wind events on record for that location and generate a documented weather report.

    Advanced: custom date window & coordinates

    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.

        📄 Pulls a full weather report for this address on this one date — every NWS storm report, the nearest airport wind gauges and radar for that day. Works even when nothing severe happened, which is itself useful documentation.

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        Areas affected — click a date to isolate it

        Hail Wind Tornado Search center Circle size ≈ estimated affected area · dashed ring = search radius · 🌀 Storm footprint shades darker where severity was highest

        All qualifying events

        Date / time (local) Type Magnitude Distance Severity score Location County NWS remark
        How the ranking works: Each event is scored by severity and proximity — hail by stone size, wind by measured gust (58 mph is the NWS severe-thunderstorm threshold) — weighted by distance from the property and reinforced when multiple reports cluster on the same day. The top-ranked day is the strongest severe-weather day on record within this window and radius. This tool reports historical weather data only; always confirm the record against independent radar and an on-site inspection.