One storm page
Bring hail, wind, tornado, affected states, and swath context into one reviewable page.
Use HailMapr to review storm reports, hail reports, wind reports, tornado reports, and mapped hail footprints together.
Bring hail, wind, tornado, affected states, and swath context into one reviewable page.
Storm reports help adjusters, roofers, and property teams understand what was observed near the mapped footprint.
Each available report identifies its source so users can understand where it came from.
Observed hail sizes can appear as report dots on storm maps.
Damaging wind reports add context when a storm had more than hail.
Tornado layers are included when relevant report data exists for the event.
Recent published storms that show the kind of mapped hail footprint detail available in the library.
Radar estimates hail around 0.72 inches near Conservation, FL.
Radar estimates hail around 1.50 inches near Lisbon, NY. Wind up to 48 mph was reported near 3 miles west-southwest of Buckhannon, WV.
Radar estimates hail around 0.95 inches near Clarksville, NH. Wind up to 74 mph was reported near 4 miles northeast of Johnson Siding, SD.
Hail as large as 1.75 inches was reported near 4 miles southwest of Crowell, TX. Wind up to 86 mph was reported near Stanton, TX. 3 tornadoes were reported, including one near 1 mile south-southeast of Fort Stockton, TX. The storm had 1 hail report.
Hail as large as 65.00 inches was reported near 3 miles west of Goodlett, TX. Wind up to 101 mph was reported near 3 miles west of Goodlett, TX. A tornado was reported near 2 miles west of Hardtner, KS. The storm had 15 official hail reports.
Hail as large as 0.75 inches was reported near 1 mile northwest of Farr West, UT. Wind up to 67 mph was reported near 2 miles south-southwest of Muleshoe, TX. The storm had 1 official hail report.
Compare map types, explore hail reports, and find the tools that fit your storm research.
Choose a state to review mapped storms in your service area.
HailMapr can use NOAA/NWS local storm reports, archived LSR sources, wind reports, tornado reports, and hail report records.
No. Reports are observed points; hail maps show a modeled or mapped footprint for the broader storm.
Combining reports with swaths helps users understand both observed damage signals and the likely storm footprint.