Storm Center — Live Storm, Smoke & Fire Alerts by State
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Read Storm Center — Live Storm, Smoke & Fire Alerts by State →Why storm alerts matter for your roof
Roof damage follows the weather. The National Roofing Directory's storm center gathers storm, smoke and fire alerts by state, which helps homeowners know when to check their roof and helps contractors see where demand is about to rise.
- After hail or high wind, inspect the roof from the ground and photograph any damage with the date.
- Report storm damage to your insurer promptly. Most policies require prompt notice of a loss.
- Be careful with contractors who show up unannounced after a storm: check licensing and local references.
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Storm CenterLive from the National Weather ServiceStorm CenterActive National Weather Service alerts that matter to a roof — hail, wind, severe thunderstorms, tornadoes, tropical systems and winter storms — with the counties each one names and the office that issued it. Everything below is reproduced as the Weather Service wrote it.
Further down, in its own lane, the smoke and fire family: fire weather, dense smoke, air quality, blowing dust and volcanic ashfall. Two lists off one feed, kept apart on purpose.
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