Past Storm Leads by Address, Last 365 Days
Pricing
from $50.00 / 1,000 storm lead addresses
Past Storm Leads by Address, Last 365 Days
Send counties and a peril; get street addresses where storms were reported and radar-detected, with date, type and severity. Address-level matching, severity filters in real units, reproducible via reference_id. Planned $0.05 per address. Not a damage assessment.
Pricing
from $50.00 / 1,000 storm lead addresses
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Valentin Yslas
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What it is: send US counties (as County, ST) and optionally one storm type, and get the street addresses where storms were reported and radar-detected over the last 7, 30, 90 or 365 days, each with the event date, storm type and severity. Matching is done address by address, severity filters work in the real unit of each storm type (inches for hail and rain, mph for wind, percent where a probability is reported), and every pull carries a reference_id so it can be reproduced and cited. Planned cost is $0.05 per address (pricing is not enabled yet). This is a record of reported and radar-detected events, not a damage assessment.
Input
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
counties | List of County, ST (both required) |
days | 7, 30, 90 or 365 |
peril | Optional: HAIL, THUNDERSTORM_WIND, TORNADO, FLASH_FLOOD, HEAVY_RAIN |
minSeverity, maxSeverity, severityUnit | Optional severity range. Some storm types report severity in more than one unit, so pick in, mph or pct to avoid blending. On very large counties the service cannot filter severity server-side, and the Actor filters the delivered rows itself |
maxAddresses | Default 100, up to 5000 |
maxChargeUsd | Spend ceiling; a paid pull above it is refused |
A free preview per county (approximate address count, repeat-hit addresses, storm types present, severity ranges, estimated cost) is written to the run log before any paid pull.
Output
One flat row per address: full_address, city, state, zip, county, lat, lon, storm_type, event_time (UTC), severity, severity_unit, distance_mi (distance from the address to the event), storm_hits (repeat-hit count at the address), window, reference_id.
Interpretation
A row means a storm event was reported and radar-detected at or near the address. It says nothing about what the storm did to any structure. Severity describes the intensity of the event, not damage. Counts in the preview are approximate; the delivered count is the billed count.
