StormRecord

StormRecord generates verified weather reports for a specific U.S. location and date. Instant. Official. Built on government data sources.

Whether you're supporting an insurance claim, legal case, accident report, or professional documentation need, StormRecord answers a critical question:

What were the actual weather conditions at this location on that date?

WHAT STORMRECORD DOES StormRecord creates Weather Evidence Reports (PDFs) using authoritative U.S. government and public data sources, including:

• National Weather Service (NWS)
• National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
• NCEI Storm Events Database
• Official weather observations from ASOS/AWOS surface stations

Each report is generated on demand for a specific U.S. address and date and includes:

• Verified weather conditions (rain, wind, hail, snowfall, temperature, and more)
• Hourly weather logs from the nearest reporting station
• Official storm event confirmations when available
• Transparent data sources and methodology
• Professional formatting suitable for claims, cases, and records

WHO USES STORMRECORD

• Homeowners documenting storm damage for insurance claims
• Drivers documenting weather conditions at the time of an accident
• Attorneys and paralegals gathering weather evidence for legal cases
• Property owners supporting slip-and-fall or premises liability cases
• Travelers proving weather related flight delays or cancellations
• Contractors documenting weather delays on projects

WHAT STORMRECORD IS NOT StormRecord provides verified weather documentation. StormRecord does not provide expert testimony. Reports document historical conditions but do not determine causation, assess damage, or provide insurance, legal, or coverage opinions. No guarantee of any claim, case, or dispute outcome.

PRICING

• No account required
• Free to search
• $49.99 per report. No subscriptions
• No ads
• Reports available instantly

No tracking. No data resale. Reports generated only for locations you request.

Designed by a degreed meteorologist. Built on the same government data sources used by forensic meteorologists and NWS forecast offices.

StormRecord turns complex meteorological data into clear, defensible documentation for when accuracy matters most.

Terms of Use: https://stormrecord.com/terms