Free beta
The weather of record for any address and date of loss.
Every value cited to the government source that published it — station, distance, retrieval time — in a report you can drop into your own.
This is a compilation of published records, not a meteorological opinion, site observation, or engineering conclusion.
What arrives
Four files, in one download link, typically within 3–5 minutes by email.
The report
Ready to read.
DOCX
Word section
The same content as a .docx you can paste into your report.
XLSX
Excel workbook
Every record behind every table.
JSON
Provenance file
Each source, station ID, distance and timestamp, so anyone can reproduce it.
How it works
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You give an address and a date of loss
A street address, and the date the loss is claimed to have occurred. Nothing else — no account, no upload.
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Every source is searched around that point and that date
NOAA SPC severe reports · NCEI Storm Events · NWS ASOS/AWOS airport wind · GHCND and CoCoRaHS precipitation · NCEP Stage IV radar rainfall with NOAA Atlas 14 recurrence.
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Four files arrive by email
Typically 3–5 minutes. A report that finds no storm records is a valid result — that is the answer for that address and date.