01 / LOCATE
Locate the Asset
Place the apartment community or commercial property on the map using the actual street address.
Storm Exposure Intelligence
Put the Property Inside the Storm.
Locate a multifamily or commercial property, identify its most recent significant radar-derived hail event, and compare the building's location with the estimated hail exposure footprint.
Check a Property →
DFWHP Storm Exposure Map
When was this property's last significant hail event?
The tool initially checks the visitor's approximate network location. For an actual apartment community or commercial asset, enter the full property address for a more relevant comparison.
Hail areas shown are DFWHP-derived exposure
footprints generated from NOAA radar hail signatures.
They are not official damage swaths and do not establish
damage at a specific structure.
Checking Recent Hail Activity
Locating your approximate area and searching NOAA radar hail records.
Data source:
NOAA/NCEI Severe Weather Data Inventory
NEXRAD Level-III hail signatures.
Automatic location is approximate.
Enter the actual property address for property-level comparison.
Construction Intelligence
From weather history to property evaluation.
02 / ANALYZE
Find the Storm
Search historical NOAA radar-derived hail signatures surrounding the property and identify the most recent qualifying event.
03 / EVALUATE
Evaluate the Property
Storm exposure is the reason to investigate. Actual physical damage and construction requirements still have to be established at the property.
Storm Near the Property?
Put the building in front of a construction expert.
Submit the property, available photographs, estimates or other documentation and let DFW Housing Partners evaluate the actual construction conditions.
Important Storm Data Qualification
Storm exposure is not a damage determination.
This tool identifies radar-derived hail activity near a selected property. Radar signatures, derived exposure footprints and IP-based locations are approximate. A storm occurring near a property does not establish that the building sustained physical damage.
Actual property condition, damage, repair requirements and construction scope must be established through appropriate physical investigation, documentation and construction analysis.