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Choose a location and a time range, then explore radar, rainfall, hail estimates and hurricane information.
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Storm reports use the exact selected start and end times. Airport summaries use the calendar dates you selected, in the station’s local day.
Exploratory maps and public records are separate from the purchased NOAA archive report and individual meteorologist review. Raster imagery is linked in exports, not embedded.
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What does the hail swath establish?
MRMS Maximum Estimated Size of Hail (MESH) estimates hail on a roughly 1 km grid over the preceding 24 hours. It can overestimate or underestimate surface hail. Colored cells begin at 0.75 inch; smaller valid values are uncolored. Missing coverage is distinct from zero. No radar-derived wind-damage swath or individually reviewed property conclusion is included.
Rainfall, radar and hurricane limitations
Radar reflectivity is not a direct hail-size or wind-speed measurement. Rainfall is a gridded estimate, not a property gauge or flood depth. Airport observations apply at the named station. Current hurricane advisories are separate from the historical map time. Atlantic best tracks cover 2000–2025; click a published point to show its analyzed quadrant wind radii, not local gusts or damage footprints. Data gaps and delays can occur.
Need a professional conclusion?
EKAS forensic meteorology and aerial documentation can provide a separately scoped assessment. Automated searches and public-source exploration do not include individual meteorologist review.
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