Every report includes a map view
Your ZIP outlined, distance rings, and each hail and wind report plotted with time and distance.
The morning after storms roll through, Storm Alerts emails you around 9am Eastern with every NOAA hail and wind report near your service ZIPs: distances, times, and details. Built for roofers and adjusters who knock doors, so you know which neighborhoods to work first.
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You get a downloadable PDF showing the storm activity officially recorded near your ZIP on your date of loss, from NOAA and National Weather Service records. It's emailed within minutes and built for homeowners, roofers, contractors, and public adjusters who need storm documentation for an insurance claim.
The report documents public weather records. It is not a certified forensic weather report and does not guarantee a claim will be approved.
Did a storm hit on the date of loss?
Enter a zip code and a date. Get the highest wind gust measured that day, or the full story: hail, wind damage, and tornado reports logged by NOAA nearby, plus the gust.
Search any U.S. zip code.
Two reports, one simple choice. Pull one when you need it, or go unlimited if you work claims every day.
The highest wind gust measured near the ZIP on your date.
Everything in the Wind Gust Report, plus what NOAA logged nearby.
Both reports, as many as you need.
Not sure? Start with the Wind Gust Report.
No digging through government databases. Tell us where and when, and we do the rest.
Search a single date of loss or a full date range for any U.S. zip code.
We check official National Weather Service airport stations for the highest measured wind gust and, for the Storm Day Report, NOAA's hail, wind damage, and tornado reports near that zip.
A plain-English summary lands in your inbox, ready to attach to a claim file.
Was there weather activity at that location on that date? Both reports put the highest measured wind gust front and center. The Storm Day Report adds everything NOAA logged nearby.
Sample from a real Storm Day Report for ZIP 33186 on March 25, 2025. The Wind Gust Report is the gust block on its own, on one page.
Your ZIP outlined, distance rings, and each hail and wind report plotted with time and distance.
Check weather activity on the date of loss before you go deeper into a file.
See where storms hit and back up your inspections with the records.
Find out if a storm came through before you file a claim.
Work storms every week? Storm Alerts emails you the NOAA hail and wind reports near your service ZIPs the morning after. Florida ZIPs, from $10 for your first month.
Get Storm AlertsPick your service ZIPs and an alert radius (up to 10 miles on Local, up to 25 miles on Pro). The morning after storms hit, around 9am Eastern, we email you every NOAA hail and wind report near those ZIPs, with distances, times, and details. Each alert has a one-click "Pull a Storm Day Report" button for that ZIP and date. No storms, no email. Local is $35/month for up to 5 ZIPs and a 10-mile radius ($10 first month); Pro is $49/month for up to 10 ZIPs and up to a 25-mile radius ($15 first month). Florida ZIP codes only for now. Get Storm Alerts
The Wind Gust Report ($5) gives you one number that matters: the highest wind gust measured near the ZIP that day, with direction and time, on one page. The Storm Day Report ($8) includes that same gust plus every hail, wind damage, and tornado report NOAA logged nearby, with sizes, distances, times, and a plain-English summary.
Two official sources: NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, which collects hail, wind damage, and tornado reports from trained spotters and the National Weather Service, and official National Weather Service airport weather stations, archived by Iowa State University's Iowa Environmental Mesonet. Distances are measured from the ZIP code center.
You can search historical dates going back years. Note that NOAA finalizes its records over time, so events from the last few weeks may still be preliminary.
Most reports are emailed within minutes of payment.
If you chose the Storm Day Report and NOAA logged no storm reports near your ZIP on that date, we tell you before you pay. You're then charged just $5 for the Wind Gust Report instead of $8, so you never pay for a storm list that comes back empty.
We flag it before you pay. If no severe weather was reported and winds stayed light at every nearby weather station, you'll see a calm-day notice and can choose "Get it anyway — $5". That report documents the calm conditions, which is useful for ruling a date out, but it won't show significant wind. If we find no records at all, there's nothing to buy and you aren't charged.
No. Storm Day Report summarizes public NOAA records for research and claim-file use. It is not a certified forensic weather report or an engineering determination.
Storm history for any zip and date, in your inbox in minutes.
Wind Gust Report $5 · Storm Day Report $8 · Unlimited $26/month