Hail/Windstorm Damage

The National Weather Service in Brownsville has issued a severe weather outlook which includes isolated to scattered strong to severe thunderstorms for the Rio Grande Valley for tonight, Thursday, May 28 leading into early Friday morning. According to the report, the severe weather is expected to make its way through the Rio Grande Valley beginning […]

HISTORIC DEL RIO HAILSTORM On Saturday, April 11, reports of hailstones as large as baseballs (2.75 in. diameter) and softballs (4 in.) were reported throughout the city of Del Rio, Texas. At approximately 8:00 PM, a storm cell carrying hail and dangerous 60-mile wind gusts made its way through the city as the earliest reports

Thunderstorm cells made their way through the upper Northeast Rio Grande Valley over the weekend, hitting Raymondville with strong winds and Arroyo City with 2″ hail. At approximately 9:51 PM, Friday evening, radar detected a severe storm traveling East, covering most of South Texas from Laredo to Corpus Christi. At approximately 8:20 AM, radar further

Was Your Insurance Claim Underpaid? Follow This Step-by-Step Guide On How to Fight an Underpaid Insurance Claim. If you’re reading this, it likely means that you’ve just received your check from your insurance for your storm damage claim. It also means that check was way short on how much it’s actually going to cost to

It’s been four months since the powerful EF-3 tornado ripped through North Dallas, causing approximately $1.55 billion in damages. For many Dallas residents, its been a four-month struggle to try and get their insurance companies to fairly pay their claims. As a result, the struggling homeowners have been blanketed the city of Dallas in blue

As the saying goes, “everything is bigger in Texas,” but that might not always be a good thing. Hailstorms in Texas are some of the most destructive on record. With hailstones that have been reported as large as 8 inches in diameter, Texas has set records for some of the costliest years in hailstorm damage

Neighborhoods in all over Houston were hit with softball sized hail leaving a path of destruction that included broken windows, lifted and broken roof shingles among other property damage to homes in the area. Weather reports indicate that wind speeds in parts of Houston reached up to 58 MPH while multiple trees and powerlines were

A thunderstorm that passed through Midland and on through West of Abilene brought with it tennis ball-sized hail that left a trail of damage yesterday evening. According to early reports, the hailstone sizes reached up to as high as 2.5″ in diameter between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM CST along the Permian Basin. Cars littered

On March 29, 2012, McAllen was absolutely pummelled by one of the worst hail storms Texas has ever seen. Parts of the city saw hail the size of baseballs swoop down while being driven by frequent winds of over 75 MPH. In other parts, hail slammed overhead for over an hour, leaving behind piles of