How much work does a storm put in your county?
It's a matter of public record. Put in your ZIP and you'll see every storm the National
Weather Service confirmed on the ground there in the last three years, sorted by the
trade that gets the call.
What you get back
Every report is a real one a spotter or a weather station filed, quoted
the way the weather service wrote it. Nothing modelled, nothing estimated. This is one
line out of Kershaw County, South Carolina:
Sep 11, 2026 4:15 PMThunderstorm wind damage near 6 SE Westville
“CAD report of TREE DOWN BLOCKING MOST OF THE ROAD.”
You'll get three years of those for your own
county, sorted by trade, with a count of how many times each one crossed the line that
makes storm work worth advertising into — including the trades where the honest answer
is that nothing did.
Scanning…
- 1Matching your ZIP to its county
- 2Reading the ground reports
- 3Scoring each against the thresholds
- 4Grouping them into activations
Your trade
6 activations in the last 3 years · 2 in the last 12 months
2026-07-11 7:51 PM65 mph measured gust near 2 E Forestbrook
One email, your trade's full record in it — every activation, not a
summary. No list, no sequence, and I answer replies myself.
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Your county isn't in the instant index yet
I keep three years of scored reports ready for most of the
country, but not every county is built yet. Leave your email and I'll run yours by hand
and send it — usually same day.
On its way
I'll run your county and email the record over. If your trade is still
open there, I'll say so in the same message.
See how the activation works