Hail Storm Reports with ZIP Codes (NOAA)
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Hail Storm Reports with ZIP Codes (NOAA)
Every hail and damaging-wind report from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center, with hail size in inches, local time, county, and the ZIP codes around each report. Filter by state, size, or miles from a ZIP. Built for roofing and restoration lead lists.
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Every hail report (and, if you want, every damaging-wind report) that the National Weather Service logged, with the ZIP codes around each one. Pick states, a minimum hail size, or a radius around your shop's ZIP code, and get a clean table you can turn into a door-knocking or mailer list the same day.
Built for roofing, gutter, siding, auto hail repair and restoration companies, and the lead-gen agencies that work for them.
What you get
One row per storm report:
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
localTime | 2026-05-28 5:30 PM EDT |
type | Hail / Wind damage |
hailSizeInches, hailSizeName | 1.75, golf ball |
windMph | 65 (blank for damage reports with no measured gust) |
location, county, state | 2 W Matthews, Mecklenburg, NC |
zipCode | 28105 (nearest ZIP code) |
nearbyZips | 28105, 28104, 28227 (ZIP codes within 5 miles; you set the radius) |
comments | "Golf ball hail covering the ground." |
nwsOffice | GSP |
latitude, longitude, mapUrl | 35.12, -80.75, Google Maps link |
Example inputs
Yesterday and today's quarter-size-or-bigger hail in Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado, without wind reports:
With no input it returns the last 7 days of quarter-size-and-up hail and wind damage nationwide, capped at 200 reports.
Golf-ball hail within 75 miles of your shop over the last month, plus wind damage:
A past storm season for a market study:
Where the data comes from
The NOAA Storm Prediction Center's preliminary local storm reports, the same feed the weather service, insurers and news use. Reports come from NWS offices, trained spotters, emergency managers and the public, and show up within minutes of a storm. Files go back to 2004.
ZIP codes come from the U.S. Census Bureau's ZIP Code Tabulation Area centers: a ZIP code is "nearby" when its center is within your radius of the report.
Good to know
- A storm day runs noon to noon UTC (8 a.m. to 8 a.m. Eastern in summer), which is how NOAA files reports. An evening storm and its after-midnight reports land on the same day.
- Reports are preliminary: NOAA sometimes corrects a size or location a day or two later, and not every storm gets a report. A report marks a point; the hail swath around it can run several miles.
- This Actor reads public government data only. It doesn't include homeowner names or contact details.
Pricing
Pay per result: you're charged only for the reports returned. Set Max results to cap a run.
Want it in your inbox instead?
Hail Alerts from Flecked Coffee emails you new hail and wind-damage reports around your shop twice a day, with the ZIP codes to work. See https://apify.com/flecked_coffee or email fleckedcoffee@gmail.com.
