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.
87 tracked events across 16 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.
Colorado Springs, CO23 events
Fort Collins, CO21 events
Denver, CO17 events
Yuma, CO6 events
Cheyenne, 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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