Disclosure
NOAA's final record runs through Jul 31, 2026; preliminary reports through Oct 27, 2026.
HailAlmanac publishes NOAA hail records. It plans to earn money from roofing referral calls. Here is exactly what that means.
- There is no phone number on this site yet. When one appears, calls to it are handled by a call-routing network that connects you with a participating roofing company. HailAlmanac may be paid for that referral.
- The company you reach is one of the network's participating companies. HailAlmanac does not choose, inspect or vouch for it.
- No figure on this site is paid for or changed by any payment. The hail records come from NOAA and are the same whether or not a page shows a phone number.
- Which city pages we ask search engines to index follows a published test, and one part of that test is commercial: at least one ZIP code in the city must be served by a roofing call network. The methodology lists the whole test.
- The site shows no advertising and carries no affiliate links.
- HailAlmanac is not a roofing contractor, an insurer or a public adjuster, and does not inspect, assess or repair property.
Where the number will appear
Once there is a number, city and county pages will carry the referral line beside their note on insurance claim windows, with this wording next to it:
Roof inspection referral lineNot available yet
When a number appears here, calls to it will be handled by a call-routing network that connects you with a participating local roofing company, and HailAlmanac may be paid for that referral. How referrals work