What Storm Intelligence Will Track
Every confirmed weather event in Marion County, matched to nearby parcels by geographic proximity.
Hail Events
NOAA-confirmed hail reports with diameter, date, and distance from each nearby parcel to the observation point.
Wind Events
Sustained wind speed and gust data from verified severe-weather reports near a property.
Tornado Exposure
Confirmed tornado tracks and rated intensity (EF scale) overlaid against the parcels in their path.
Storm Severity
A relative severity rating for each event, so your team can triage a large affected area quickly.
Roof-Risk Score
A modeled inspection-priority signal per property, combining storm exposure and estimated roof age — not a determination of actual damage.
Affected-Area Mapping
A radius map of every property inside a storm's NOAA-verified swath, exportable as an inspection-prioritization list.
Sample Storm Event
A preview of how a single confirmed event will surface in your dashboard.
HAIL · JUNE 18, 2023
Illustrative sample data for demonstration purposes.
How It Will Work
Storm Intelligence will match NOAA-verified storm reports (hail, wind, tornado) to each parcel by geographic proximity, the same way our Property Reports do today. We'll show our work — event dates, magnitudes, and distances to the nearest verified observation — rather than collapsing it into an unexplained damage claim, so your team can judge each event's relevance for itself.
Storm Intelligence is planned as part of our Growth and Enterprise plans — see Pricing. In the meantime, the Property Report is free and available today.
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