Wind occurrence date
The observed, reported, measured, or estimated wind occurrence date for an event, on the basis and date stated by the source.
Sources that carry it
3 sourcesOne contracted HailStrike OneSite report family, not separate Sources for Basic, Lite and Full tiers. A buyer can order an unrelated site report directly, and the publisher offers high-volume orders for hundreds or thousands of locations. Public materials and samples emit location-attributed hail dates, estimated hail size, a defined 1–10 Derived Hail Index, storm movement, wind-gust history, NEXRAD station provenance, report issue/version and verification identifiers. Public pages conflict on history depth (five years, ten years, or storms since 2011), so no universal archive start is asserted. The product does not establish tornado or tropical-cyclone outputs.
Standing automated report product, distinct from WeatherGuidance's manually prepared Forensic reports. A buyer selects any address, latitude/longitude or other location, peril (hail or wind) and search period; reports since 2010 are delivered immediately. Hail reports list events of at least 0.75 inch and maximum sizes at the location and one, two, three and five miles. Wind reports document high-wind history at 50 mph or greater. Histories up to ten years have posted prices and longer periods are offered on request.
Separately named and separately priced address- or latitude/longitude-specific wind-history PDF product. The current storefront documents wind history from a buyer-selected start date (default 2009) to present, wind speed at the location and within one, three and ten miles, and bulk/enterprise solutions. It does not identify wind as convective or tropical, document observation/model method, expose revision/version pins, or provide a public sample schema.
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