Free Hail, Wind & Storm History by Address

Free at-address Free Report Snapshot for damage-capable hail and damaging wind, plus full historical weather reports and statewide impact maps — powered by public NOAA and NWS data.

What you can check for free

Enter any U.S. address and StormAuditor runs a Free Report Snapshot: an instant YES/NO answer on whether the public weather record shows estimated damaging wind (45 mph or stronger) or damage-capable hail (0.75 in. or larger) at that location. No card is required for the snapshot. Behind it sit the same public NOAA and National Weather Service datasets professionals use — radar-estimated hail (MRMS MESH), the NWS analysis of record for wind (URMA/RTMA), ASOS/AWOS station observations, NWS warnings, and Local Storm Reports.

Who uses StormAuditor

Homeowners checking whether a storm plausibly reached their roof before calling a contractor. Roofers and restoration contractors qualifying leads with statewide hail swath maps and wind swath maps. Public adjusters and insurance professionals researching a candidate date of loss with documented, public-source data.

From snapshot to full report

When you need more than a YES/NO, a Single Weather Report ($2.99, no subscription) lists every qualifying storm date at the address with the estimated peak wind gust and estimated maximum hail size, as a web report, branded PDF, and emailed copy. Subscribers get Pro and Pro+ plans with saved reports, statewide explorers, and impact heatmaps. See a sample report before you buy.

Built on public data, documented openly

Every value StormAuditor shows is an estimate derived from publicly available NOAA and NWS records under an openly published methodology, with limitations documented. StormAuditor is an informational research tool — it does not determine damage, causation, or coverage.