Enter your address and get a free, personalized report — real storm data for your exact location, with an aerial view of your property.
Check my address — it’s freePowered by NOAA storm data and USGS aerial imagery. No obligation. Takes about 30 seconds.
How it works
Type in your Arizona property address. The tool looks up your exact location against 12 months of government storm records.
Your free PDF report is generated immediately. It shows every significant storm event near your address — hail, high winds, monsoon and thunderstorm events — with dates, hazard types, and an aerial view of your property.
If the report shows storm activity near your home, it may be worth having your property reviewed. We’ll tell you plainly whether there’s anything worth pursuing — no obligation, no fee unless there’s a recovery.
What you get
The data is real. Storm records are pulled from NOAA, the federal agency that maintains the official record of U.S. weather events. Aerial imagery is from USGS. This is the same data your insurance company’s adjusters work from.
Enter your details and we’ll generate your report right away.
Why it’s free
We built this tool because most Arizona homeowners don’t know what storms may have hit their home — and many don’t realize they may have storm damage worth a claim until it’s too late to file one. The report is a starting point, not a sales pitch.
If the report shows meaningful storm activity near your home and you want a professional opinion on whether it’s worth pursuing, we offer a free claim review. But downloading the report doesn’t commit you to anything.
Questions
Yes. The storm history report is provided free and with no obligation. Storm Locator is a free tool from WJ Gould Law PLLC and an advertisement for legal services.
No. The report shows storm events recorded near your address and the likelihood each one may have affected your home. It does not prove that damage occurred — that requires an inspection.
Storm records come from NOAA and cover the prior 12 months, matched to the location of the address you enter. Aerial imagery comes from public-domain USGS sources.
You receive your report, and a member of the WJ Gould Law team may contact you by call, text, or email about your options. There is never any obligation.
Your address and contact details are used only to prepare your report and to contact you about it. They are not sold or shared beyond the services needed to build the report.