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The HailTrace team maps hail, wind, and tornadoes! Call us at 1-855-334-HAIL
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We specialize in serving the restoration industry, but many others use our maps and expertise of forensic meteorologists! Hail Trace uses our knowledge in severe weather forecasting to give companies a head start on their competition at restoring the lives of those in need. In addition to our forecast abilities we create hail maps that show the exact path hail storms take and overlay that swath on a Google map.
Hail risk returns Tuesday.
Supercells fire across the TX/OK Panhandles and Kansas, reaching Kansas City by evening, with gusts to 65 mph.
Hurricane Simon’s moisture follows with 2” to 3” of rain.
10/12/2026
Hail is back on the map!
After a quiet Monday, supercells fire Tuesday afternoon from the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles into Kansas, with large hail as the main threat.
Wichita, Salina, Dodge City and Kansas City are all in the risk zone. Hail up to 2” size are possible as storms track northeast into the evening.
HailTrace meteorologists are ready to map every severe storm! Check out the maps here: https://na2.hubs.ly/H08kxKf0
Large hail, strong wind gusts and isolated tornadoes will threaten the Plains as a more active weather pattern begins to unfold.
Starting on Tuesday, hail will be a top threat early, with powerful wind gusts up to 70 mph as storms grow into lines across Kansas and Oklahoma. A tornado or two is possible, especially in southwest Kansas.
Wednesday and Thursday, moisture from Hurricane Simon streams north, bringing 2 to 3 inches of rain from western Missouri to the Texas Big Bend, plus more strong storms.
Looking ahead, a strong cold front is expected to sweep across portions of the Plains later this week, bringing a noticeable cooldown following an extended stretch of above-average temperatures. Some areas could experience temperature swings of 20–40 degrees as cooler, more fall-like conditions return.
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Thanks to Merlin Law Group, American Contractor, Atlas Shingles, Underlayments & Ventilation, and QXO for sponsoring our videos!
10/12/2026
BIG CHANGES coming for the Plains this week! Severe storms, heavy rain, and then a cooldown!
Storms fire Tuesday across Kansas, Oklahoma, the Texas Panhandle, and into Missouri, with large hail, strong wind gusts, and an isolated tornado possible. Then tropical moisture moves in with a flood threat Wednesday and Thursday.
More details coming up in the live noon forecast!
WILD ROOF SCENES!
HailTrace talked to Xavier with Graco Roofing & Construction about the craziest hail impacts he's seen while on the job!
What are the biggest impacts you’ve seen on a roof?
10/12/2026
Just over 2 weeks away from Win The Storm 2026!
HailTrace is exhibiting with some pretty cool demos, Derik is speaking, the setup is going to be awesome. Don't miss out.
OCT 28-30 | DALLAS, TX
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Timing is key when contacting homeowners after a hailstorm.
HailTrace talked with Xavier from Graco Roofing & Construction about how quickly they hop on a roof after a storm.
MAJOR HURRICANE ISAIAS: landfall tonight.
120 mph winds. Up to 9 ft of storm surge. Up to 15" of rain. Tornadoes in the outer bands from the Florida Panhandle into Georgia, then the Carolinas Saturday.
10/09/2026
Tornado potential will steadily increase this afternoon and continue tonight, especially across the Florida Panhandle, southeast Alabama, and southwest Georgia.
As Isaias tracks north, the tornado threat continues Saturday across parts of eastern Alabama, the Florida Panhandle, Georgia, and the Carolinas.
HailTrace meteorologists are standing by to map tornadoes and severe wind (60 mph+) as it happens. For wind and tornado maps https://hailtrace.com/request-demo
Hurricane Isaias is maintaining 120 mph winds, moving towards the Gulf coast at an increasing 16 mph. Expect landfall around 1 AM Saturday morning, where coastal Alabama and the Florida Panhandle will take much of the impact.
Storm surge concerns (up to 9 ft) stretch all the way from the Louisiana coast to the Florida coast.
TORNADO RISK: Level 3. Rotating storms embedded in the bands of Isaias will have the potential to produce tornadoes once onshore. Tomorrow, a level 2 risk expands across most of the southeast.
LOOKING AHEAD: BIG changes are coming to the Plains and Midwest! After a week of dry weather, severe storms are likely to return starting MONDAY!
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Thanks to Merlin Law Group, American Contractor, Atlas Shingles, Underlayments & Ventilation, and QXO for sponsoring our videos!
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