Where does Storm Check hail data come from?

Radar hail estimates come from NOAA's MRMS system, built from the NEXRAD radar network, at about 1 km resolution. Storm reports and warnings come from the National Weather Service via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet at Iowa State University. Tornado tracks come from NWS damage surveys.

Yes. Storm Check is free for Georgia contractors. A free account unlocks unlimited lookups, radar replay, territory dashboards, ZIP alerts and Storm Reports.

Does a hail report mean a roof was damaged?

No. Storm Check shows public weather data and radar estimates. It does not confirm damage at any property or determine cause of loss, coverage or claim outcomes.

Who makes Storm Check?

Quinn Alliance LLC, a Georgia commercial insurance agency for contractor trades including roofing general liability and workers compensation. GA License #244699.

Georgia Hail & Storm Check for Roofers

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Largest hail

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Closest hail

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Hail at this address

NOAA MRMS radar hail estimate, ~1 km grid, at your exact pin

Scan an address to see radar-estimated hail at the property.

Storm timeline

Hail <1″1–1.75″1.75″+WindTornado (report or surveyed track)

Reports

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Storm dates

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Date	Hail max	Wind max	Tornado	Reports	Closest	NWS warning at point

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Airport weather stations nearest the pin, updated every few minutes

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NWS Atlanta live wire

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Hail size scale

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NEXRAD radar hail

Radar-estimated max size within 8 km, last 30 days

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Storm alerts by ZIP

Free. Email when severe weather warnings or hail and wind reports hit your ZIPs.

About Storm Check

Storm Check is a free Georgia hail map and storm history tool for roofing contractors. Enter a job address or ZIP to see radar-estimated hail size at the property, NWS hail and wind reports, tornado tracks, warning polygons and a replay of the NEXRAD radar from the storm. It covers every Georgia county, from metro Atlanta to Savannah, Augusta, Macon and Columbus.

Quinn Alliance is a Georgia insurance agency for contractor trades. We place general liability and workers compensation for roofing contractors and construction companies, including new ventures, subcontracted crews, and residential and commercial roofers. Request an insurance review for your roofing or construction company.

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Sources: NWS Local Storm Reports and warning polygons via Iowa Environmental Mesonet (Iowa State University), NWS Damage Assessment Toolkit tornado surveys, active alerts via api.weather.gov, NEXRAD hail signatures via NOAA NCEI SWDI, maps by Esri and OpenStreetMap contributors. Storm reports are preliminary point observations and radar values are estimates of probable conditions. Absence of a report does not mean no severe weather occurred at a property, and a report does not confirm damage at any property. This tool provides public weather data only and does not determine cause of loss, coverage, or claim outcomes. Quinn Alliance LLC, GA License #244699.

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