Explore selected official hail and wind reports, then understand what the records can tell you about a roof concern.
These selected NOAA Storm Events reports run from July 2019 through April 2026 and include hail and thunderstorm wind at reported Leavenworth locations. The records provide dates and event details that can help place a roof concern in time.
The selection is not a complete storm history or a map of where damage occurred. A reported beginning point compared with the current city boundary does not establish the whole storm path or the boundary at the event date. A roof inspection examines the actual material at your property.
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7 selected records
Reported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
The record describes a thunderstorm-wind report at its listed Leavenworth location. Use the date as context for a roof conversation, not proof of damage.
NOAA Storm Events recordReported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
NOAA records a reported hail size of 1.25 inches at the listed location. The report does not establish roof damage at an individual property.
NOAA Storm Events recordReported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
NOAA records a reported hail size of 1.00 inches at the listed location. The report does not establish roof damage at an individual property.
NOAA Storm Events recordReported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
NOAA records a reported hail size of 1.00 inches at the listed location. The report does not establish roof damage at an individual property.
NOAA Storm Events recordReported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
NOAA records a reported hail size of 1.00 inches at the listed location. The report does not establish roof damage at an individual property.
NOAA Storm Events recordReported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
The report describes a tree falling onto a house in Leavenworth. That recorded location does not establish the condition of another roof.
NOAA Storm Events recordReported event beginning point in the current city boundary comparison; not a storm footprint.
The report describes a tree down near Spruce and Central with damage to utility infrastructure. It is an event report rather than a roof inspection.
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A date is useful context, while the actual roof condition determines the work.
If you noticed a change after a storm, share the timing and what you saw. A roofer examines the covering and details rather than assuming damage from a report.
The policy and insurer determine whether a loss is covered. An event record does not establish claim approval, repair cost or the cause of every roof defect.
