Storm & Rainfall Verification for a Date Range — Claims Evidenc
Pepe Schuster
Returns 31 daily records for Houston (29.76,-95.37) through July 2026 with weathercode (the WMO condition code), precipitation_sum, rain_sum, snowfall_sum, windgusts_10m_max and max/min temperature. This is the evidence set for answering 'did it actually storm at this location on that date' — rain totals, gust peaks and a coded condition per day, from an independent reanalysis record. Used by insu
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