EKAS WEATHER RECORDS & REPORTS

Order Weather Data

Start with a property and a date range. Choose a straightforward weather-history report or have a meteorologist review the evidence.

1 Choose your report2 Location & dates3 Review & checkout

1. Choose your report

One property per order. Prices below are proposed for review.

2. Property & search period

Use the address where the weather needs to be evaluated. Match the address and confirm the approximate location before checkout.

Property street address City

StateZIP

This sends the property address to the U.S. Census Geocoder. Its address-range coordinate is approximate; confirm the matched address and map before payment.

I confirm the matched address and approximate map location.

Search radiusWeather typeSearch period Beginning dateEnding date

Up to 3 years: $9.95 · over 3–6 years: $14.95 · over 6–10 years: $19.95. Proposed prices.

Available archive: January 1, 2016 – June 30, 2026. NOAA records are published after a delay. Newer dates need a custom review and cannot be purchased as an automatic archive search. Search distance is measured from the reported event beginning point; this is not a property-level hail or wind footprint.

3. Delivery details

Automatic reports download from the receipt page after Square verifies payment. Keep this browser open and save your report. The email is used for the Square receipt and contact; automatic report email delivery is not included.

Full nameReceipt / contact email Company (optional)Phone (optional) Claim / project reference (optional)What would you like us to investigate? (optional)

I have checked the property, report type, date range, and delivery email. A report documents available weather evidence; it does not guarantee an insurance outcome.

Real sources. Traceable results.

Explore free NWS, NASA, NOAA coastal, and USGS data →

Reports use the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database. EKAS charges for the search, organization, and report service; the public source records are available from NOAA. Each report preserves source-file links, retrieval dates, event IDs, reported-versus-measured values, and coverage limits.

View a real NOAA report sample → · Taylors, SC · May 8–9, 2024 · 10-mile radius

Before you order

Which report is right for me?

Choose NOAA Reported Storm History to find nearby reported events. Choose EKAS-Reviewed Storm History when you need interpretation and source context. A complex loss, causation question, formal expert opinion, or testimony may require a separately scoped forensic engagement.

How are automatic and reviewed reports different?

Automatic reports summarize the public NOAA storm records without an individual meteorologist reviewing each order. Reviewed reports are prepared by EKAS. Delivery estimates and available date ranges will be shown before payment once the service is connected.

What if no events are found?

A search with no matching records is a result of the dataset, search area, thresholds, and date range. It does not prove that no severe weather occurred at the property. The report must identify its sources, coverage, and limitations.

Do I need a different report?

For searches longer than 10 years, multiple properties, an unusual hazard, or expert consulting, request a custom scope. Lightning strike products are not offered in this free-source build: individual cloud-to-ground strike verification needs a suitable detection-network feed. No paid feed has been purchased.

Go deeper with Storm Intelligence

Explore radar-derived hail estimates, archived radar, rainfall maps, Iowa State observations and NOAA hurricane tracks.

Open Storm Intelligence maps

Your automatic NOAA report now includes an event-location map, summary and CSV / GeoJSON downloads. Prices are unchanged. Radar findings are separate lookups.