Hail Report by ZIP
Hail Report by ZIP for This Storm
See how the September 26, 2026 storm affected any ZIP code in the Oklahoma City, OK area, free.
How it works
- 1Set up your hail report search profile
- 2Enter or pick a ZIP code
- 3Get the ZIP’s hail report
Talk to a local pro for more insight
Get a local pro's insights into your property's hail exposure before anyone gets on the roof.
Ask your local pro for detailed hail metrics and extended storm history in a shareable report.
Check your ZIP before you go
See how this storm affected your ZIP code in seconds, free.
Choose your search profile, then enter or pick a ZIP code to see how this storm affected it.
Talk to a local pro
Save time with a remote review of your property’s hail history before scheduling a roof inspection.
| Feature | Free report | Local pro |
|---|---|---|
| Hail report | Basic | Enhanced |
| Hail metrics | Basic | 50+ signals |
| Storm history | Two years | Extended |
| PDF report | No | Yes |
| Property match type | No | In PDF |
| Remote Hail Inspection | No | Available* |
Go beyond public access
Compare public access with registered account options.
| Feature | Public | Registered |
|---|---|---|
| Hail maps | Basic | Enhanced |
| Hail reports | Basic | Enhanced |
| Hail alerts | Basic | Enhanced |
| Hail insights | Basic | 50+ signals |
| Map updates | Hourly | Every 2 min |
| PDF reports | No | Yes |
| Report API | No | Yes |
| Bulk CSV reports | No | Yes |
| Remote inspections | No | Eligible pros |
| Hail map placement | No | Eligible pros |
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Affected ZIP codes
ZIP codes the September 26, 2026 storm hit in the Oklahoma City, OK area. Pick one to see its report.
How to read hail reports
Hail is measured by its diameter and compared to everyday objects.
- 1Start with your max hail
The largest hail your report found at this address, in inches.
- 2Find it on the scale
We jump to the closest size and compare it to an everyday object.
- 3Check the damage level
The label shows how likely damage is. 1.00″ (quarter size) is the NWS severe-hail threshold.
Actual damage also depends on hail hardness, wind, impact angle, and your roof’s age and condition.
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Reports and storm tools
PDF reports with 50+ hail and storm signals and extended history.
Extra map features to review storm activity beyond the public view.
Run reports in bulk from a CSV, or pull hail data into your own tools.
Stay on top of storm activity in every ZIP code your business serves.
Connect with local property owners
Eligible pros appear in Local Pros for the ZIP codes they serve.
Review a property’s hail exposure remotely, before anyone gets on the roof.
Remote Hail Inspection
Get a pro's insights into your property's hail history before anyone gets on the roof.
Get insights. Save time.
Look beyond the preliminary report at hail size, duration, repeated exposure, and storm history.
Review the findings remotely before arranging an in-person visit.