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Storm Weather History for Your Property

Generate structured historical weather reports by address and date. Based on archived surface observation data. Delivered in under 60 seconds.

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Insurance documentation format

Reports in under 60 seconds

One-time $49.99 — no subscription

StormRecord App — Historical Weather Report Preview

✓ Severe Weather Recorded

⚠ Wind Gust: 86.8 mph

⚠ Hurricane Event Narrative

How It Works

Your weather report in 3 steps

Enter Your Address

Type your property address — we'll find the nearest weather station.

Pick the Storm Date

Select the date of the storm event. Search any date within the last 3 years.

Get Your Report

Receive a professional PDF with structured historical weather data, formatted for insurance documentation.

pages per report

<60s

average delivery

NOAA

sourced data

$49.99

one-time

Why structured weather documentation matters

Clear, structured documentation helps support claim review.

The Problem

Weather app screenshots lack structured historical observation records
Forensic meteorologists typically require higher fees and longer turnaround times
Expert analysis can take days or weeks
Claims may require documented weather conditions during review

The StormRecord Solution

Built from archived NOAA and NWS observation data
Professional PDF report for $49.99
Instant delivery — under 60 seconds
Hour by hour weather logs, alerts, wind, and precipitation charts

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

StormRecord reports are compiled from archived NOAA and National Weather Service observation data and provide structured, timestamped documentation of recorded weather conditions. Acceptance depends on the policies and procedures of the reviewing insurer. StormRecord cannot guarantee the outcome of any claim.

You can search for weather data going back up to three years, which aligns with common documentation timeframes. Availability depends on archived data records for the selected location and date.

Reports are compiled from archived NOAA and National Weather Service data sources, including surface observation records (ASOS/AWOS), NWS Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) alerts, the NCEI Storm Events Database, and NWS Local Storm Reports. See our Methodology page for details.

You can search any date for free before purchasing. The search results show the severity assessment so you can see exactly what weather conditions were recorded before you decide to buy a full report.

StormRecord provides structured historical weather data documentation and aggregation. It does not provide expert analysis or courtroom testimony. Forensic meteorologists offer site-specific interpretation, professional opinions, and, when retained, expert testimony. If expert opinion or testimony is required, consult a qualified forensic meteorologist.