Every insurance claim asks for the date the damage happened. Almost nobody knows it. Type your city or ZIP and we'll show you every wind and hail storm NOAA has recorded there.
Insurance policies cover damage from a specific event on a specific day, so the first thing an adjuster asks is when it happened. Roof damage is rarely noticed the day it occurs — a wind-lifted shingle shows up as a stain on a ceiling months later.
NOAA keeps the federal record of severe weather, and it's public. This tool searches 11,426 recorded Utah events from 1996 to 2026 and shows you the wind and hail ones for your area, so you can match a date to when the damage appeared.
Free, no signup, and every result links to its original NOAA record so you can hand your adjuster a source.
