StormAuditor

StormAuditor provides address-level historical wind, hail, and severe-weather research across the United States. What StormAuditor does StormAuditor is a weather research platform that helps users investigate historical wind, hail, and severe-weather activity at a specific property. Enter an address to review relevant storm dates, nearby observations, estimated peak wind conditions, hail indicators, maps, and supporting weather records in one organized report. Instead of searching through multiple government databases, storm reports, weather stations, radar products, and archived maps, StormAuditor brings the most useful information together in a format designed for practical property-level research. StormAuditor uses public and commercial weather information from sources such as NOAA, the National Weather Service, surface analyses, radar-derived datasets, storm reports, and other meteorological resources. Available results may include measured observations, reported events, modeled estimates, event classifications, distances from the property, and historical timelines. Key benefits Search historical weather by street address Identify possible wind and hail dates for further investigation Review estimated peak wind speeds and nearby storm reports Compare multiple weather sources in one place View maps, tables, timelines, and supporting records Research recent events or older property-loss dates Reduce time spent searching separate weather databases Access free tools with…