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Track hail across America — free.

A clear, professional view of hail and wind damage from coast to coast. See where storms are producing hail, how hard it is hitting, and where wind damage has been reported on the ground — with color-coded markers showing hail size, wind gusts, and confirmed damage reports for every storm. All without a subscription.

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How it works

Hail intelligence made simple

Built for homeowners, adjusters, and anyone who needs a fast, trustworthy picture of hail across the U.S. — without clutter or paywalls.

Nationwide radar view

Follow hail-producing storms from the Plains to the coasts with a clean map that prioritizes what matters: where ice is falling now.

Size & severity at a glance

Color-coded hail markers help you separate light pellets from damaging stones — useful for claims, crews, and community awareness.

Built for real decisions

Whether you’re checking your neighborhood after a storm or reviewing a wider outbreak, the layout stays professional, readable, and fast.

Coverage

Hail tracking for the whole country

From the High Plains to the Southeast, MyHailTracker is built to watch the entire United States — not just one metro or one region.

Storm-path awareness See hail cells in context of the broader storm system so you can understand direction and reach.
Clear for the public Designed so non-technical users can understand impact quickly — no weather jargon required.
Trusted, free access Core hail tracking stays free so communities, families, and field teams can all use the same picture.
US-wide hail footprint West · Central · East · South coverage: continental US
Free for everyone

No trial clock. No “premium map” wall. Core nationwide hail tracking stays open.

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Ready when the next hail core forms.

MyHailTracker is your free home base for U.S. hail and severe wind history. Search any address for 10-year impact reports, with live radar and map overlays.