Wind History by Address

Look up historical wind gusts at a specific U.S. address using public NOAA and NWS data.

How wind history is reconstructed

For any U.S. address, StormAuditor reconstructs historical peak wind gusts date-by-date from the NWS analysis of record (URMA/RTMA), adjusted by measured evidence: ASOS/AWOS airport-grade gusts and measured storm reports near the property, blended by the SAWE-2 objective-analysis methodology. Each date's value is an estimate at the property coordinates, produced by the published, versioned methodology from the background analysis and nearby measured evidence.

What you can look up

• The Free Report Snapshot: instant YES/NO on estimated damaging wind (≥ 45 mph) in the public record at the address.
• A Wind Report: estimated peak gusts by date with station and warning context.
• The statewide Wind Explorer: browse gust swaths across a whole state by date.
• The free Wind Speed Guide: what 60, 80, or 100 mph actually looks like and may damage.

Wind estimates are verified leave-one-station-out against held-back measurements; statistics are published on the wind methodology page.