Date-of-Loss Database

Search major severe weather days by state, date range, and hazard type — hail, wind, tornado — using public NOAA and NWS records.

Search severe weather days like a database

Filter candidate storm dates across all 50 states by state, date range, and hazard — hail, wind, tornado — built from the same deduplicated public record as the state storm data pages: NWS warnings, Local Storm Reports, NCEI official records, and FEMA declarations.

From a day to a property

The database answers "which days should I look at" — for a state or region. The follow-up, "did that day reach this address," is what the Free Report Snapshot, Weather On This Date, and the $2.99 Weather Report answer with property-level estimates and evidence. Together they form the date-of-loss research workflow.

Why a searchable day index beats memory

Storm dates blur quickly: a homeowner remembers "the big one in spring," a contractor remembers the week the phones rang, and an adjuster inherits a claim months later with no date at all. Filtering severe weather days by state, date range, and hazard replaces those recollections with the documented public record — which days actually produced severe hail, damaging wind, or tornado activity, and at what scale. Because the index is built from deduplicated NWS warnings, storm reports, and official NCEI records, a day that looks big here is big in the sources anyone else will check too.