Fulton County, GA: the storm dates on the official record.

180 significant hail, wind, and tornado events since 2020, from two federal records, refreshed weekly. The dates carriers audit against — checked against your address, free.

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The short answer: Fulton County, GA has 180 significant hail, wind, and tornado events on the federal record since 2020 — the most recent July 29, 2026 near 1 Sse Roswell. Each dated row below links to its official entry.

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180significant events since 2020 (14 preliminary)
2025-06-27most recent significant hail report
✓✓ 165events authenticated by BOTH federal records (NOAA + NWS)
2026-08-10last refreshed — updated weekly

Fresh reports — the newest storms, before NOAA finalizes them

These are preliminary NWS Local Storm Reports from the last weeks — the events federal reviewers haven't finalized into the Storm Events Database yet. If your damage is from one of these, you are early: document now.

DateEventSize / speedWhereReported by
2026-07-29Thunderstorm Wind—1 Sse RoswellEmergency Mngr
2026-07-29Thunderstorm Wind—1 Nne Sandy SpringsBroadcast Media
2026-07-09Thunderstorm Wind—1 Se Lakewood ParkPublic
2026-07-05Thunderstorm Wind—2 Ssw Sandy SpringsBroadcast Media
2026-07-03Thunderstorm Wind—1 Ne Sandy SpringsFire Dept/Rescue
2026-07-03Thunderstorm Wind—1 Se Sandy SpringsFire Dept/Rescue
2026-07-03Thunderstorm Wind—2 E Sandy SpringsFire Dept/Rescue
2026-07-03Thunderstorm Wind—1 Ssw FairburnNws Employee
2026-06-18Thunderstorm Wind—3 Wsw BankheadBroadcast Media
2026-06-18Thunderstorm Wind—Piedmont ParkPublic
2026-06-18Thunderstorm Wind—1 W MidtownBroadcast Media
2026-06-15Thunderstorm Wind—2 Nw Atlantic StationAmateur Radio
2026-06-14Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.0 kt)3 S Mountain ParkMesonet
2026-05-22Thunderstorm Wind—1 N Piedmont ParkBroadcast Media

Source: NWS Local Storm Reports (preliminary). These normally appear in the finalized NOAA table below after federal review (~60–120 days).

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2026 storm events in Fulton County (2)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2026-03-16Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2026-03-16Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA

2025 storm events in Fulton County (40)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2025-11-25Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)Newtown1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-08-21Thunderstorm Wind55 mph (48.00 kt)Adamsville1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-08-21Thunderstorm Wind40 mph (35.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-08-20Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Ben Hill1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-27Hail1.00" (quarter size)Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Birmingham—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Bolton—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)East Pt—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.50" (ping-pong size)Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Red Oak—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Hail1.75" (golf-ball size)Crabapple—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-26Thunderstorm Wind69 mph (60.00 kt)Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-25Hail1.00" (quarter size)Newtown—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-25Thunderstorm Wind30 mph (26.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-17Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)(Fty)Fulton Co Arpt1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-17Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Roswell2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-07Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Campbellton1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Bolton1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-06-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-05-21Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-05-02Hail1.00" (quarter size)Birmingham1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Campbellton—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Fairburn1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Union City1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)(Atl)Atlanta Intl Ar2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Hapeville2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Rico5.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-04-10Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Rico2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-03-05Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-02-16Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill4.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-02-16Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Adamsville—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-02-16Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Sandy Spgs1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-02-16Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-02-16Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2025-02-16Thunderstorm Wind67 mph (58.00 kt)(Fty)Fulton Co Arpt—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA

2024 storm events in Fulton County (25)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Mountain Park1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Mountain Park1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Crabapple1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Mountain Park1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)North Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-12-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Alpharetta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-29Hail1.25" (half-dollar size)Alpharetta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Crabapple5.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-29Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Crabapple3.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-18Thunderstorm Wind55 mph (48.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-18Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-18Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-08-17Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)North Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-30Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)(Atl)Atlanta Intl Ar1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-29Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Union City1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-29Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)Mountain Park1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-29Thunderstorm Wind55 mph (48.00 kt)Ben Hill1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-29Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)Stone Wall1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-29Thunderstorm Wind55 mph (48.00 kt)Ben Hill1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-07-29Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)(Atl)Atlanta Intl Ar1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-05-09Thunderstorm Wind40 mph (35.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-05-09Thunderstorm Wind45 mph (39.00 kt)Alpharetta2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2024-01-09TornadoEF0Fairburn Sky Port—✓ NOAANOAA

2023 storm events in Fulton County (66)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2023-09-14Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-09-14Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-09-14Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-09-14Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-09-14Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)(Atl)Atlanta Intl Ar1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)(Atl)Atlanta Intl Ar—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Rico1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Hapeville15.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Rico1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Fairburn1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Hapeville1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Atlanta8.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Bolton1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)East Pt—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Bolton1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Bolton1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Fairburn2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Sandy Spgs1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson3.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Adamsville2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-07Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-06Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Ben Hill1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-08-03Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-21Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-20Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Sandy Spgs1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-20Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Warsaw1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-20Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Birmingham1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-20Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Warsaw1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-20Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Sandy Spgs—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-07-02Thunderstorm Wind55 mph (48.00 kt)Sandy Spgs2.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-06-25Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Campbellton1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-06-25Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)North Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-06-06Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Sandy Spgs—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.50" (ping-pong size)Fairburn—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)East Pt—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.75" (golf-ball size)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Red Oak—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.75" (golf-ball size)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.75" (golf-ball size)East Pt—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.75" (golf-ball size)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.75" (golf-ball size)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-26Hail1.00" (quarter size)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-03-03Thunderstorm Wind75 mph (65.00 kt)Campbellton—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Warsaw—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Goodes—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-12Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-04Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Stone Wall—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2023-01-03Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Ben Hill—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA

2022 storm events in Fulton County (10)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2022-07-19Thunderstorm Wind52 mph (45.00 kt)Atlanta50.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-07-19Thunderstorm Wind52 mph (45.00 kt)Atlanta25.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-07-19Thunderstorm Wind46 mph (40.00 kt)(Fty)Fulton Co Arpt10.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-06-27Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-06-17Thunderstorm Wind55 mph (48.00 kt)Roswell1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-06-16Hail1.50" (ping-pong size)Sandy Spgs—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-06-16Hail1.00" (quarter size)Sandy Spgs—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-06-08Thunderstorm Wind60 mph (52.00 kt)Hapeville—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-06-08Thunderstorm Wind64 mph (56.00 kt)Lakewood Hgts—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2022-04-05Thunderstorm Wind49 mph (43.00 kt)Fairburn1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA

2021 storm events in Fulton County (6)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2021-09-07Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Red Oak12.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2021-08-19Thunderstorm Wind63 mph (55.00 kt)Bolton50.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2021-07-27Hail1.00" (quarter size)Newtown—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2021-07-27Thunderstorm Wind63 mph (55.00 kt)Ocee50.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2021-07-23Thunderstorm Wind63 mph (55.00 kt)Atlanta50.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2021-05-03TornadoEF1Campbellton250.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA

2020 storm events in Fulton County (17)

DateEventSize / speedWhereDamage reportedVerifiedRecord
2020-08-20Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Alpharetta5.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-08-19Hail0.88" (nickel size)Crabapple—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-08-07Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Alpharetta5.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-08-03Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Ben Hill25.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-07-21Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Sandy Spgs20.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-07-19Thunderstorm Wind52 mph (45.00 kt)Alpharetta1.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-07-10Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Alpharetta4.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-06-30Hail1.00" (quarter size)Atlanta—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-06-22Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson25.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-06-14Hail1.00" (quarter size)North Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-06-14Hail1.00" (quarter size)Mountain Park—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-06-14Hail1.50" (ping-pong size)North Roswell—✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-04-13TornadoEF0Red Oak50.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-04-13Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Goodes10.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-04-13Thunderstorm Wind58 mph (50.00 kt)Stone Wall8.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-04-09Thunderstorm Wind52 mph (45.00 kt)Roswell5.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA
2020-01-11Thunderstorm Wind52 mph (45.00 kt)Ft Mc Pherson4.00K✓✓ 2 sourcesNOAA

Storm reports are point observations from spotters, stations, and survey teams — a sample of what happened, never an inventory. The absence of an entry for a date or place is not evidence that no damage occurred there. Sources: NOAA Storm Events Database (finalized) cross-referenced with NWS Local Storm Reports (preliminary). Filter: hail ≥0.75", thunderstorm winds ≥50 kt or with reported property damage, and all tornadoes. Damage figures are NOAA's preliminary estimates, not claim values. Refreshed weekly; NOAA finalizes events on a ~60–120 day lag — the fresh-reports layer covers the gap.

Official sources for storm verification

Contractors and roofers: this ledger is free to use and cite. If your customer's claim needs more than a storm date — a denial, a lowball scope, a stalled adjuster — remember that in Georgia contractors may not negotiate insurance claims; that's licensed public adjuster work, and we take referrals.

Storm-date questions

When was the last hail storm in Fulton County, GA?

The most recent finalized significant hail event recorded for Fulton County was June 27, 2025 near Roswell (1.00" (quarter size) hail). Check the "fresh reports" section above for preliminary events from the last few weeks that federal reviewers haven't finalized yet.

How do I check if MY property was hit?

Use the checker at the top of this page: enter your address and we compare its coordinates against every logged event location in the county — in your browser. Your address goes only to a public geocoding service (OpenStreetMap's Nominatim, with the U.S. Census geocoder as backup) to get coordinates; it never touches our servers and we never see it.

How do I prove my damage came from a specific storm date?

Match your damage to the documented record: the event entry here (with its official source links), dated photos of your property, and an inspection that ties the damage pattern to that event type. The date of loss controls which policy applies and starts your deadlines. Georgia policies outside Act 635's July 1, 2027 applicability boundary may still carry a one-year suit clause; Tennessee deadlines likewise require the actual policy and governing law.

What does "verified by 2 official sources" mean?

Each event is cross-referenced against two independent federal records: the NOAA Storm Events Database (the finalized record) and the National Weather Service's Local Storm Reports (real-time reports from trained spotters, emergency management, and the public). A ✓✓ badge means both records document that event; ✓ means it appears in the finalized NOAA record alone.

Does hail have to be big to damage a roof?

No. Hail near 1 inch can bruise asphalt shingles, and smaller hail driven by high wind can too. Damage visibility from the ground is a poor test — that is what inspections are for.

Written by Joshua Friedman, founder & lead public adjuster, Friedman & Associates Public Adjusters — licensed in Georgia, Tennessee, and South Carolina. This page is general information, not legal advice; statutes are quoted from and linked to the official sources in our Reading Room.

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