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We specialize in serving the restoration industry, but many others use our maps and expertise of forensic meteorologists! Hail Trace uses our knowledge in severe weather forecasting to give companies a head start on their competition at restoring the lives of those in need. In addition to our forecast abilities we create hail maps that show the exact path hail storms take and overlay that swath on a Google map.

10/30/2026

Phoenix is expecting storms AGAIN! But it’s won’t be just Friday that storms are expected as a storm system is charging up in the Atlantic and will be bringing storms into the Plains Monday! All you need to know here!

10/30/2026

Hail is flying across Win The Storm Conference ⛈️💎

Final day energy at Win the Storm. ⚡Two days of talking about the NEW AI Connector, live demos, an TONS of talking about...
10/30/2026

Final day energy at Win the Storm. ⚡

Two days of talking about the NEW AI Connector, live demos, an TONS of talking about ChatGPT and Claude.

HailTrace always brings a good time with the best crowd in the industry. Thank you to everyone who stopped by the booth, played along, and talked storms with our team.

Phoenix is in the sights once AGAIN for severe hail! Storms have already been seen across Arizona this morning, with mor...
10/30/2026

Phoenix is in the sights once AGAIN for severe hail! Storms have already been seen across Arizona this morning, with more intense and widespread storms expected in the afternoon, bringing up to ping-pong-sized hail across much of the state!

HailTrace has over 15 meteorologists working around the clock, keeping maps up to date and mapping storms in real time as storms are ongoing! Weather maps: hailtrace.com/hail-maps

10/30/2026

Phoenix is in the sights once again for severe weather today! Storms have begun across Arizona, with more intense and widespread in the afternoon, with threats of wind gusts up to 70 mph and hail up to ping-pong ball size. The storms are likely to fall below severe limits quickly once the sun has set.

A new low-pressure system is forecast to dig deep into the country, interacting with moisture in the central and southern plains on Monday, with an all-hazards threat for Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas, including the OKC metro.

Eyes are still on the polar vortex as it continues to slow and is forecast to weaken significantly into November. While the effects won’t be felt until likely Mid-November, cold, polar air will have an easier time diving deep into the country. This COULD bring much colder temperatures for mid to late November, but only time will tell.

Comment your weather questions and tell us where you are watching from!
Thanks to Merlin Law Group, American Contractor, Atlas Shingles, Underlayments & Ventilation, and QXO for sponsoring our videos!

10/29/2026

Day 3 of WinTheStorm is looking wet with rain expected nearly all day in Dallas Friday! But it’s better than Phoenix where another round of severe weather is forecast with threats of both severe hail and strong winds!

Come see us at WTS Booth 501 Friday for the final day of the event!

Arizona is once again in the threat for severe hail! A week after a historic 5-Star Hail Map, the Copper State is expect...
10/29/2026

Arizona is once again in the threat for severe hail! A week after a historic 5-Star Hail Map, the Copper State is expected to see another round of severe storms, with hail up to ping-pong-ball size.

HailTrace meteorologists are working around the clock to keep weather maps updated and will map the storms as they begin tomorrow! Weather maps: hailtrace.com/hail-maps

10/29/2026

A cold front is moving across the nation today, bringing non-severe storms and plenty of showers from Michigan to Texas. This front will continue east, but is not expected to bring widespread severe weather today. Tomorrow, severe storms will make a return to the Mojave, bringing severe wind and hail into Phoenix and Tucson once again after a busy week. Hail up to about ping-pong-ball size and winds from 55-65 mph are expected for now.

Eyes are on the Arctic now, with the Polar Vortex beginning to weaken much earlier than normal. When this Polar jet begins to weaken, it allows for the cold polar air bottled up north to dive much further south and into the US. This is not expected for at least the next two weeks, but model runs are showing signs of this weakening and could provide an early taste of winter in the middle part of November for much of the nation. HailTrace meteorologists are watching this closely.

Comment your weather questions and tell us where you are watching from!
Thanks to Merlin Law Group, American Contractor, Atlas Shingles, Underlayments & Ventilation - Shingles, and QXO for sponsoring our videos!

The floor is officially OPEN at  ! ⚡ Tyler, Rick and Frank are at Booth  #501 and ready to talk storms, hail maps and ho...
10/29/2026

The floor is officially OPEN at ! ⚡ Tyler, Rick and Frank are at Booth #501 and ready to talk storms, hail maps and how to find your next job. Come say hi!

10/28/2026

Derik is on the way to Win The Storm 👀

Don't forget to stop by booth 501 and hear what Derik has to say tomorrow... and there's a suprise too.

Win The Storm 2026 is underway!

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