Was there hail at your address?
Enter your address and instantly check hail, wind, and tornado activity near your home from official NOAA / NWS storm reports, the documentation an insurance adjuster looks for first. Free.
100% NOAA / NWS data · 10-mile radius · 12-month lookback
The storm proof, on your address, in seconds.
Claim-worthy verdict
A clear VERIFIED / not-found call based on whether a nearby event crossed the hail (≥1") or wind (≥58 mph) thresholds.
Summary of findings
Total reports in radius, hail vs wind vs tornado counts, max hail size and max wind speed near you.
Full event list
Every dated NOAA storm report within 10 miles, distance, size/speed, city, so you can point to the exact event.
Adjuster-ready sourcing
Sourced from NOAA Storm Prediction Center + NWS Local Storm Reports, the records carriers rely on for claim review.
How do I check if there was hail at my address?
Enter your property address above. We search the NOAA / NWS storm reports within a 10-mile radius over the last 12 months and show every hail, wind, and tornado report, with the recorded hail size and wind speed near you.
Is this hail report free?
Yes. The verification summary and the full event list are free, we just ask for your email so we can send the report and help if you decide to file a claim.
What hail size causes roof damage?
Functional damage to standard asphalt shingles typically begins around 1 inch of hail and becomes widespread at 1.25 inches. Wind gusts over 58 mph (the NWS severe-thunderstorm threshold) can lift or tear shingles. We flag an address as claim-worthy when a nearby event met those thresholds.
Will insurance accept this report?
This report documents the storm, the first thing an adjuster verifies. It's sourced from the same NOAA Storm Events / Local Storm Reports adjusters check, and is meant to support your claim alongside a physical roof inspection and photos. Pair it with a free RoofTap roof report to document the roof itself.
Storm confirmed? Document the roof too.
A free RoofTap roof report gives you measurements, a replacement-cost estimate, and an insurance-ready PDF, the second half of the proof, for any US address.