Stormview Wx Reports

Stormview gives you the weather record behind a property claim: radar, official storm reports and surface observations for any U.S. address, organized into a report you can read, share and file.

After a storm, the question is always the same: what weather was recorded near this property, and when? Stormview answers it from the same public archives meteorologists use, and shows you where every figure came from.

THREE REPORTS, ONE APP

• Storm Snapshot: every storm event on record near the property in the window you choose, each with its date, distance, magnitude and a link to the official source (NWS local storm reports and the NOAA/NCEI Storm Events Database). Typically ready in seconds. It lists what was recorded and draws no conclusion about the structure.

• Detailed Analysis: comes with a Storm Snapshot, and you choose up to five of its storms to analyze in full. Each is evaluated hazard by hazard from the raw archive: NEXRAD Level II radar, the upper-air sounding, surface observations, the local forecast discussion and official storm reports. Expected magnitude and confidence are kept as separate answers, measured values are labeled apart from estimates, and every radar figure carries the beam height above the ground at the property.

• Date-of-Loss Analysis: for a claimed date with no storm on the record. Stormview reconstructs that day from the raw radar archive and lists each storm that passed over the property, with the time it was overhead.

Storm events covered include hail, thunderstorm wind, tornadoes, high wind, tropical storms and hurricanes, and winter weather.

SHOW YOUR WORK

• Share: send a link that opens the report on any device, no login needed, and turn it off whenever you like.
• View PDF: the report itself, named by address, date and report type, ready to attach to a claim file.
• Download Data: the source files behind the report, so anyone can check the work against the same records. Every analysis PDF carries a QR code that leads to its data.
• Storm replay: watch the radar move over the property, with the storm reports and the analysis alongside.
• Ask AI: ask questions about what a report's data shows, answered from that report.

OPTIONAL METEOROLOGIST CERTIFICATION

Request review and sign-off by a credentialed meteorologist. Certified reports show the meteorologist's name, credentials and notes. Until then, findings are clearly marked UNVERIFIED.

BUILT FOR THE WAY YOU WORK

• Enter an address and dates, confirm the property on a satellite image, and order in a few taps.
• Watch a report run, and we let you know when it's ready.
• Find any report by address, or see them all pinned on one map.
• Change a report's dates and re-run it at no charge.
• Upgrade a report to a deeper one on the same property, with what you've already paid taken into account.
• Order on your company account when your team has one.
• New here? A short guided tour shows you around, and you can replay it any time from Account.
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WHO IT'S FOR

Insurance and public adjusters, roofing and restoration contractors, property managers, attorneys and homeowners documenting a claim.

HONEST BY DESIGN

Stormview reports what the archived record shows and how strongly it shows it. It never overstates: findings are framed as consistency with the record, values describe the vicinity of the parcel rather than measurements taken at the structure, and every number traces to its public source.

Stormview — not a substitute for meteorologist, engineering, or legal judgment. Conclusions remain UNVERIFIED until a certified meteorologist reviews them.