NOAA 2025 Storm Events file
Annual detail revision used for the two selected hail reports.
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Selected Purcell Storm History
Selected NOAA records include hail and thunderstorm-wind reports whose reported start points fall inside the current Purcell boundary. They help place a date and reported condition, not diagnose a roof..
Use a Storm Date Without Assuming Damage
Selected NOAA records include hail and thunderstorm-wind reports whose reported start points fall inside the current Purcell boundary. They help place a date and reported condition, not diagnose a roof.
Selected Purcell NOAA Reports
Date
Reported event
Recorded basis
March 29, 2025
Hail, 0.75 inches
Public mPING report; time adjusted from radar
April 28, 2025
Hail, 0.75 inches
Public report relayed through mPING
July 9, 2023
Thunderstorm wind, 56 knots
Estimated gust; radar-estimated time
June 22, 2026
Thunderstorm wind, 56 knots
Estimated gust; approximate location
What the Storm Records Mean
- Geographic scope
These selected reports have reported begin points inside the present-day municipal boundary. A point comparison is not a storm footprint or proof of damage at any property. County and forecast-zone records are different scopes.
- Time and reporting limits
The underlying annual files are dated revisions. The 2026 collection is incomplete, and reporting procedures differ across years. This selected table is not a complete history and does not establish a trend.
- The roof decision
A date can help describe the concern when requesting an inspection. The actual covering, flashings and support determine what work is needed. Hail size alone does not establish repair or replacement.
NOAA Storm Record Sources
NOAA 2023 Storm Events file
Annual detail revision used for the selected 2023 wind report.
Explore the detailsNOAA 2026 Storm Events file
Incomplete 2026 annual revision used for the selected wind report.
Explore the detailsStorm History FAQs in Purcell
Does a listed report mean my roof was damaged?
No. It describes a reported event at its own point and time. A roof inspection is needed to evaluate your property.
Is this every storm in Purcell?
No. It is a selected set of reported events, with source revisions and geographic limits. It should not be used to infer a complete storm count or trend.
Talk through your roof project in Purcell
Tell us where the property is and what you have noticed. Request a free inspection and a roofer will walk the roof to help establish the next step.