Storm History by Address, Reported Events Since 2003

You send full US street addresses; you get every reported and radar-detected storm event within your radius, back to 2003, by peril, with date, type, magnitude and distance, one flat row per event line. Each report covers 11 reported-event categories (hail, wind, flood and heavy rain, lightning, tornado, hurricane, winter storm, extreme heat and cold, drought, wildfire, coastal). For hail, wind and winter storm each report applies a significant-event threshold as defined by the API (for example 0.75 inch hail, 50 mph wind, 6 inch winter storm) and every row carries the matching flag. Every report carries a reference_id, so any row can be reproduced and cited.

Cost: pricing is not enabled yet. The planned rate is $0.05 per event line with a $10 minimum per report, so a single report costs at least $10. A free preview logs the real line count and estimated cost first, and the run refuses to pull any report whose estimate exceeds maxChargeUsd.

This is a record of reported and radar-detected events, not a damage assessment. It supports date-of-loss review, not proof of damage.

Input

{ "addresses": ["891 Lake Hollow Blvd SW, Marietta, GA 30064"], "radiusMiles": 1, "dateOfLoss": "", "maxChargeUsd": 10 }

• addresses (required): full street addresses, one report each.
• radiusMiles: 1 to 25, default 5. A larger radius returns more lines.
• dateOfLoss: optional YYYY-MM-DD; anchors the report around that date (events near the address on the date, plus events just before and after). Weather data only.
• maxChargeUsd: optional spend cap checked against the preview before each report. The API returns the full report with every peril together, so there is no peril filter.

Output

One row per event line.

Field	Meaning
address, geocoded_address, lat, lon	The address you sent, the matched address, and its coordinates
radius_mi, date_of_loss, report_period	Search radius, date anchor if given, report period (2003-01-01 to present)
reference_id	Report identifier for citation and reproducibility
peril	Event category
event_date	Date of the reported event
magnitude, magnitude_value, magnitude_unit	Reported size or speed (for example 1.50 in, 70.00 mph) or "Count Only" when none was reported
significant, significant_threshold	Whether the magnitude meets the significant-event definition, and that definition
method, distance_mi, county	Measurement method, distance from the address, county

Example row

{ "address": "1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC", "radius_mi": 1, "reference_id": "TFX-202610-9983FBC2",
  "report_period": "2003-01-01 to present", "peril": "Wind", "event_date": "2026-07-21",
  "magnitude": "39.00 mph", "significant": false, "distance_mi": 0.24 }

Interpretation

A row means an event was reported or radar-detected within the radius on that date. Lines are not de-duplicated across reports of the same event, so one storm can produce several rows. Rows are weather records, not damage findings, insurance determinations or claims of loss.

Compliance

This is data, not insurance, legal or safety advice, and no guarantee of results is made. Not affiliated with NOAA or the National Weather Service.