Public hail reports + industry assessments
Browse public hail reports, then see separate assessments for roofing, PDR, and auto body — so the same storm can mean a different GO or VERIFY depending on your industry.
Featured Storm Report
Easton, MN Hail Report
4" hail near Easton, MN
Severe hail activity was reported across the Delavan, MN · Easton, MN · Waldorf, MN area. Maximum reported hail size reached 4.00 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 90 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 3 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 2 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Built for roofing companies, PDR teams, and auto body shops.
Each industry gets its own problem framing, signals, and decision model.
Hail pins do not show which neighborhoods have enough residential exposure to inspect first.
HailPing weighs housing exposure, damaging hail, and roofing competition for restoration planning.
Severe hail alone is not a deploy signal without vehicle exposure and seller targets.
HailPing highlights damaging hail, direct-hit sellers, and PDR competition before you send a crew.
Local shops need repair demand and intake signals, not chase-first deployment language.
HailPing frames local repair demand, competition, and dealer referrals for estimating and outreach.
Roofing, PDR, and auto body each run a separate assessment. Sign in to see your industry’s GO or VERIFY for a live storm. Featured storm: Easton, MN Hail Report.
Roofing
Prioritizes housing concentration, damaging hail potential, and contractor context for field verification.
PDR
Weighs damaging hail, corridor sellers as targets, and PDR or body shop competition before deployment.
Auto Body
Emphasizes nearby market size, shop competition, and dealer referral opportunity for intake planning.
Sign in to see your industry’s GO or VERIFY when the assessment is ready. Public pages show shared hail facts only.
Shared hail facts from the featured storm, then the signals each industry assessment emphasizes.
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Shared product capabilities across roofing, PDR, and auto body.
Each storm is scored for your industry so roofing, PDR, and auto body teams get the decision model that matches their work.
See report concentration, max hail, Direct Hit, and Potential Adjacent Impact context in one place.
Get alerted when hail lands in your states, preview every new report, and read the full briefing free once a report is 14 days old. Pro opens new storms the day they publish.
Market decisions
Search hail events, review industry assessments, and open Pro briefings with a GO or VERIFY matched to how your team works.
Storm geography and radar
Pair radar playback with mapped hail reports to review Direct Hit corridors and Potential Adjacent Impact context. Radar playback is a Pro feature of the app.
Radar playback in the HailPing app, a Pro feature Scrub through the storm timeline to see when the cell strengthened and where it moved.
See hail reports plotted on the map so clustered impact areas stand out fast.
Match radar and event density to Direct Hit and Potential Adjacent Impact areas worth verifying.
Browse public storm overviews with shared hail facts.
Affected area
Beatrice, NE · Blue Springs, NE
Significant hail activity was reported across the Beatrice, NE · Blue Springs, NE area. Maximum reported hail size reached 1.75 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 20 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 2 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
China Grove, TX · Converse, TX · Saint Hedwig, TX
Severe hail activity was reported across the China Grove, TX · Converse, TX · Saint Hedwig, TX area. Maximum reported hail size reached 2.50 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 40 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 2 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Affected area
Dalworthington Gardens / Mansfield / Maypearl corridor
Significant hail activity was reported across the Dalworthington Gardens / Mansfield / Maypearl corridor. Maximum reported hail size reached 1.75 inches. NOAA radar estimated hail of 1.00 inches or more over about 10 square miles within 5 miles of the reports. 5 qualifying reports measured 1.00 inches or larger, including 1 at 1.75 inches or larger.
Every state with published qualifying hail, with its report count. Open a state for its recent storms, affected communities, and hail markets.
Hail market pages for the cities with the latest qualifying storms, largest hail first.
Free vs Pro
Choose your industry on either plan. Reports 14 days and older open in full for free. Upgrade when you need new storms in full, lead lists, and exports.
State hail alerts, your industry’s verdict, a preview of every new report, and full briefings once a report is 14 days old.
New storms in full the day they publish, plus lead lists, exports, radar, and radius alerts.
HailPing uses modeled exposure and industry-specific assessments to help you decide where to look first. Field verification still matters before you act.
FAQ
HailPing is built for roofing, PDR, and auto body teams that need industry-specific hail assessments — not a single chase score for everyone.
No. Roofing, PDR, and auto body use independent models. The same storm can mean GO for one industry and VERIFY for another.
Free includes the storm map and list, hail alerts for the states you pick, your industry’s GO, VERIFY, or OLD, a preview of every new report, and the full briefing once a report is 14 days old. Pro opens new storms in full the day they publish and adds lead lists with phone numbers, competitor and partner lists, radar playback, PDF and CSV exports, and radius alerts. Lead lists and exports are Pro at any report age.
HailPing clusters hail reports into storm events, then runs separate industry assessments using severity, impact geography, and industry-specific market signals such as housing exposure, vehicle sellers, or local repair demand.
No. Metrics are modeled exposure and damage potential. HailPing does not claim exact roofs or vehicles damaged, confirmed claims, or guaranteed revenue.
Yes. Free accounts get push or email alerts for the states they pick, with hail size and exposure thresholds. Each alert carries the hail size, place, exposure, and report count. Pro alerts add your industry’s verdict and where to start, and Pro can add radius alerts around specific addresses.
Ready for the next hail storm?
Download the free app for alerts, your industry’s GO or VERIFY, and full briefings on reports 14 days and older. Upgrade to Pro for new storms in full.
