Colorado storm damage, by city and date.
Recent hail, wind, and tornado events across Colorado that can damage a roof, sourced directly from the NOAA Storm Events Database, the same record insurance adjusters check. Colorado sits in Hail Alley, so events here are frequent and often claim-worthy. Find your city, then get a free, insurance-ready roof report.
108 tracked events across 18 Colorado cities.
Each city links to its dated storm pages with the NOAA-recorded hail size or wind speed. Open the one closest to your address to document the event for a claim.
Fort Collins, CO33 events
Denver, CO23 events
Colorado Springs, CO18 events
Yuma, CO7 events
Baca, CO5 events
Logan, CO4 events
Kit Carson, CO3 events
Kiowa, CO1 event
Routt, CO1 event
How do I know if a storm hit my Colorado address?
Find your city below and open the closest event by date. Each page lists the NOAA-verified hail size or wind speed recorded near that area. If your city isn't listed, run a free roof report on your exact address, the report still works statewide.
What size hail damages a roof in Colorado?
Functional damage to standard asphalt shingles typically begins around 1 inch of hail, and becomes widespread at 1.25 inches and up. Wind gusts over 58 mph (the NOAA severe-thunderstorm threshold) can lift or tear shingles. Every event flagged here met a claim-worthy threshold.
Is storm damage roof repair covered by insurance in Colorado?
Most homeowner policies cover sudden storm damage. Adjusters look for a documented severe-weather event at your address plus damage consistent with it. This tracker is the first half of that proof; a RoofTap report documents the roof itself.
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