Press Live radar and Storms now to see every storm cell counted, with the hail size and which way it's moving. Tap a storm pin to draw the radar hail hits, then count the roofs and pull the list.
0:00A storm just rolled through your area, so where did it actually do damage? Let me show you how to find out fast.
0:12Press Live radar, and that's the real storm right now, painted right over the map. Green is rain, and yellow and red are where it's really coming down.
0:22Now press Storms now, and every storm cell on your screen gets counted for you. Right now, there are 99 active cells, 47 of them are carrying hail, and the biggest one is two and a quarter inches. Tap any pin and you'll see the hail size, how strong it is on the radar, and which way it's moving.
0:42Now let's go back in time, to September 24th near Corona de Tucson. Tap a storm pin and Storm Sniper draws the radar hail hits. That's where the radar spotted hail up in the storm, an inch and a half at the peak. That's not a guess. It's the radar, right on your map.
1:02And here's the part that pays. Press Count the roofs and draw a circle around that storm. There are 2,951 homes inside that circle, straight from our own property records. And if part of your circle is outside the area we built, it tells you so. Press Pull all and the whole list comes down, ready to work.
1:23Find the storm, count the roofs and pull the list, and you're knocking on doors while everyone else is still reading the weather report. Go to stormsniper.ai and press Live radar.
Leave your name and zip and I send you a link to try it on the last hail day near you. No card, no call.