Roofing and exterior contractors
Attach a dated, sourced record to your documentation so the storm date is on file before the claim.
A hailstone is built in layers, and so is a claim: date, place, source.
Reports are filed in the moment, so your proof starts with the right date.
We pull every NWS wind, hail and tornado report near your property.
Get a dated, sourced Date-of-Loss Storm Report built the moment you ask.
Get your storm reportEnter an address and date of loss. Get a dated, sourced National Weather Service record of nearby wind, hail and tornado reports.
Built from National Weather Service Local Storm Reports, with every event showing its time, distance, magnitude and reporting source.
For roofing and exterior contractors who have to prove a storm date before a claim, we issue a dated, sourced National Weather Service record for any address, unlike generic weather apps, forecast sites, or hail-chasing subscriptions that sell estimates and monthly plans.
Type the property address and your date of loss. Nothing else is needed, and there is no account to create.
The report is built the moment you ask, from National Weather Service Local Storm Reports near that address on that date.
Each wind, hail and tornado event lists its time, distance, magnitude and reporting source, with radar-indicated hail labelled separately.
| 2024-05-16 22:05 UTC | Wind gust, 80 mph | 2.1 mi from address | NWS Local Storm Report via Iowa Environmental Mesonet |
| 2024-05-16 22:20 UTC | Wind damage, speed not stated | 3.4 mi from address | NWS Local Storm Report via Iowa Environmental Mesonet |
| 2024-05-16 21:55 UTC | Hail, 1.00 in (quarter) | 5.8 mi from address | NWS Local Storm Report via Iowa Environmental Mesonet |
| 2024-05-16 22:10 UTC | Radar hail signature, max 1.25 in | 4.0 mi from address | NOAA NCEI Severe Weather Data Inventory |
| 2024-05-16 22:40 UTC | Wind gust, 63 mph | 8.7 mi from address | NWS Local Storm Report via Iowa Environmental Mesonet |
Nobody browses this. People arrive with a question and a deadline.
Attach a dated, sourced record to your documentation so the storm date is on file before the claim.
Check what the National Weather Service had reported near an address on a given date.
No. It lists reports filed with the National Weather Service, each with its time, distance, magnitude and reporting source. Nothing is modeled or guessed.
Then you pay nothing. When a report comes back empty, the software refunds you in full automatically.
No. There is no account and no monthly plan. You pay $9.99 for the report you ask for and it is delivered right away.
Every National Weather Service wind, hail and tornado report near your address on your date of loss. Each event shows its time, distance, magnitude and reporting source.
National Weather Service Local Storm Reports via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet, and radar hail signatures from the NOAA NCEI Severe Weather Data Inventory. Addresses are located with the US Census Geocoder.
They are hail indications from NOAA radar data. We list them in their own section and label them radar-indicated, so they are never mixed with human-filed reports.
Delivered in under a minute. The report is built when you ask for it and appears as soon as it is ready.
Go to /recover and enter the email you paid with. Your earlier report is retrieved there, with no one to contact.
Enter an address and date of loss. Get a dated, sourced National Weather Service record of nearby wind, hail and tornado reports.
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