Texas Hail Map: See What Hit Your Roof
Enter any Texas address. See every hailstorm that hit that property, the size of the stones, and the exact date.
This Texas hail map shows every reported hailstorm across the state — plotted by exact location, hail size, and date. Texas leads the country in hail insurance claims, and most homeowners don't know what actually hit their roof. Enter your address to check the Texas hail map in seconds and decide if a free inspection makes sense.
Check Your Address on the Texas Hail Map
Type your street address into the search box on the map below. Colored dots show hail events — click any dot to see the size, date, and time it hit that location.
Data provided by Interactive Hail Maps. Statewide Texas coverage. Not an insurance claims verification — for a certified damage assessment, book a free inspection.
How to Use This Texas Hail Map in 30 Seconds
Four steps. No account, no login, no email required.
Find your address
Type your street address into the search bar on the map. The pin drops on your exact location.
Check the hail dots
Colored markers show hail events. Bigger dots mean bigger hail. Click any dot for size, date, and time.
Note the size
Anything 1 inch (quarter) or larger is the industry threshold for potential roof damage. 1.75″ or larger almost always means visible damage.
Book an inspection
If 1″+ hail hit within the last 12 months, you likely qualify for a claim. Call (281) 769-4282.
What Hail Size Actually Does to a Roof
Not all hail on this Texas hail map is roof-damaging. Here's the industry-standard reference...
| Size | Object | What It Does to Your Roof |
|---|---|---|
| 0.75″ | Penny | Rarely damages asphalt shingles |
| 1.00″ | Quarter | Insurance claim threshold — bruising possible |
| 1.25″ | Half dollar | Granule loss, mat exposure on older roofs |
| 1.50″ | Ping pong ball | Visible impact marks, damaged flashing |
| 1.75″ | Golf ball | Widespread bruising, likely full replacement |
| 2.00″ | Hen egg | Severe damage, possible penetration |
| 2.75″ | Baseball | Total roof failure, gutter and siding damage |
Found Hail on Your Address? Here's Your Next Move
Radar-detected hail on your address doesn't guarantee damage — but it means damage is possible, and worth verifying before your insurance claim window closes. Most Texas policies require claims within 12 months of the storm date.
- Document the date Screenshot the hail map entry showing the date and size at your address. This is evidence.
- Don't climb the roof yourself Hail damage is often invisible from the ground — soft hits, bruised shingles, damaged mats. Trained eyes and safe access are required.
- Get a licensed inspection before filing Filing without knowing what's actually up there is how claims get denied. A pre-claim inspection tells you what's real.
- Call your insurance last, not first A qualified roofer can meet the adjuster on-site, walk the roof with them, and make sure damage isn't missed.
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We'll walk your roof, document any hail damage with photos, and give you a straight answer on whether a claim makes sense.
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Hail History in Our Service Area
Texas gets more severe hail than any state in the country, and the Houston metro sits inside the corridor. Here's a look at hail activity in the cities we serve most.
Katy Hail History
Katy sits at the intersection of two hail alleys. Use the Texas hail map above to check your Katy address...
Fulshear Hail History
Fulshear's rapid growth means many roofs are under 10 years old, but hail doesn't discriminate by age. Even new roofs from major builders can suffer damage in a 1.5″+ event.
Cypress Hail History
Cypress sees frequent severe thunderstorm activity from the Harris and Waller County storm corridor. Older neighborhoods in particular should check the map after any severe storm.
Sugar Land Hail History
Sugar Land homes tend to be well-built, but even builder-grade shingles have a functional lifespan of 12-15 years. Hail impact often accelerates end-of-life failure.
Richmond Hail History
Fort Bend County's western edge sees hail-producing storms that develop over the Brazos River valley — often catching residents off guard.
Spring Hail History
Spring and North Harris County saw significant hail activity during recent severe weather outbreaks. Roofs in this area may qualify for insurance claims from events you didn't know happened.
Texas Hail Map — Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about hail damage, insurance claims, and roof inspections in Texas.
Is this hail map free to use?
How accurate is the hail data?
Does hail on my address mean I have damage?
My roof looks fine from the ground. Should I still get it inspected?
How long do I have to file an insurance claim after a hail storm in Texas?
Do you charge for roof inspections?
What areas do you serve?
What is a Class 4 impact-resistant shingle?
Hail on the Texas hail map near your address? Let's take a look.
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