Blanchard Storm Reports and Roof Decisions
Read selected reported wind and hail events near Blanchard, with the location and evidence limits kept clear.
What These Blanchard Storm Records Show
The selected NOAA records below include reported thunderstorm wind in June and July 2026 and hail in May 2025. Their recorded begin points fall inside present-day Blanchard municipal geometry. They are event reports, not a damage finding for every roof.
NOAA’s available 2026 annual data are incomplete and can be revised. These examples do not describe every storm that occurred, a storm track or the condition at a property. Use a known event date as context when discussing a roof concern.
Recent Reported Storms Near Blanchard
Reported wind
The June 22 and July 4 reports use approximate locations and radar-estimated timing. The June 23 narrative locates uprooted trees near US 62 and Jackson Avenue.
Reported hail
The May 25, 2025 record gives a reported hail diameter of 0.75 inch and notes an mPING relay. That observation does not establish hail size or roof damage at every address.
Reading the Storm Evidence
| Date | Reported event | Recorded location and evidence |
|---|---|---|
| July 4, 2026 | Thunderstorm wind, estimated gust 56 knots | Approximate Blanchard point; public image of a large tree limb down. Timing estimated from radar. |
| June 23, 2026 | Thunderstorm wind, estimated gust 65 knots | Near US 62 and Jackson Avenue in the narrative; broadcast-media images of uprooted trees. |
| June 22, 2026 | Thunderstorm wind, estimated gust 65 knots | Approximate Blanchard point; public images of broken or uprooted trees in and around Blanchard. |
| May 25, 2025 | Hail, reported diameter 0.75 inch | Recorded point inside current municipal geometry; report relayed through mPING. |
Blanchard Storm History FAQs
Where do these records come from?
The selected reports are in NOAA’s Storm Events Database and the retained annual detail files, checked October 27, 2026. Magnitudes retain the source units and estimated/reported basis.
Do these reports prove my roof is damaged?
No. A roof inspection examines the property’s actual covering, details and condition. A report helps place a date and geographic context.
What should I do if water started entering after a storm?
Call and identify the active leak. Keep away from sagging ceilings and wet electrical equipment. Storm damage roofing separates temporary protection from permanent work.
