Siding
Storm Command — Siding
SIDING STORM REPORT
LAST 30 DAYS • TEXAS
Hail Events
1
Max Hail Size
0.75in
Sub-severe, minor granule loss
Damaging Wind Reports
0
Damaging-wind reports near Siding, last 30 days
NWS Storm Reports
1
Texas — last 30 days
1 NWS storm reports (30d)
Roof Risk Index
3 / 10
How the Roof Risk Index is calculated
A 0–10 estimate of roof-damage exposure from the last 30 days of National Weather Service storm reports within 15 miles of Siding.
- Hail size (primary driver): largest hailstone = 0.75″. Asphalt-shingle damage begins around 1″ (the NWS severe-hail threshold); roughly 60% of laminated shingles are damaged at 1.5″. Scored so 1″≈4, 1.5″≈6.25, 2″≈8.5 — +2.9
- Storm frequency: 1 hail + 0 damaging-wind reports nearby (sustained exposure) — +0.1
- Damaging wind: wind-report weighting — +0.0
Bands: <2 Low · 2–4.5 Moderate · 4.5–7 Elevated · ≥7 Severe, capped at 10.
Anchored to NWS severe-weather criteria and the TORRO hail-intensity scale (H0–H10). Data: NWS Local Storm Reports via Iowa Environmental Mesonet.
Above-Average Storm Activity Detected
Within 15 miles of Siding, the National Weather Service logged 1 hail and 0 damaging-wind reports over the last 30 days — homeowners should have roofs inspected for impact damage.
Live data: NWS Local Storm Reports via Iowa Environmental Mesonet + NWS active alerts (api.weather.gov) • Cached hourly per city
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