120 El Chico Trail, Willow Park, TX

Parker, TX · 125 NWS-recorded hail/wind/tornado events within 10 miles, 2011-06-12 → today · Extended report

Finding for the date in dispute — 2026-05-28

Events near this address — 1 / 3 / 10 mile rings

Wind: 38 events ≤ 10 mi (max 81 mph) · Tornado: 1 ≤ 10 mi

Distances are from recorded NWS coordinates to the geocoded address. NWS positions are point/path observations reported to the nearest landmark and can be approximate.

Nearest 80 of 125 recorded events

Drafted claim-appeal letter

A starting point that recites only what the cited records say. Edit the bracketed fields, review every line, and send it yourself — this is a draft for the policyholder, not legal advice or public adjusting.

DRAFT — review and edit before sending. This is a template generated from
public weather records for the policyholder's own use. It is not legal advice
and HailEvidence is not a public adjuster or your representative.
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[Your name]
[Property address]
[Policy number]
[Date]

[Insurer claims department address]

Re: Claim #[CLAIM NUMBER] — request for re-evaluation, date of loss 2026-05-28

To whom it may concern,

I am writing regarding the above claim for storm damage at the insured
property. I ask that the claim decision be re-evaluated in light of the
official National Weather Service records attached to this letter.

1. On 2026-05-28, the National Weather Service recorded hail measuring 1.25" (approximately half dollar size) 2.1 miles from the insured property (SPC storm report (preliminary)).
2. 3 additional NWS-recorded events on the same date appear within 10 miles of the property (itemized in the attached report).
3. 86 hail events within 10 miles (13 within 3 miles) appear in the official record for the 15-year window covered by the attached report, with hail up to 3.00".

The attached verification report (HailEvidence, generated 2026-06-12)
reproduces each underlying record with its NOAA source, distance from the
property, and the National Weather Service narrative, so your adjuster can
confirm every line against the official databases directly.

I request that you (a) re-inspect the property with this storm history in
hand, or (b) provide the specific meteorological basis for concluding that no
covered storm event affected the property on or about the date of loss.

Please respond in writing within [15/30] days. Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,
[Your name]
[Phone · email]

Attachment: HailEvidence storm verification report for 120 El Chico Trail, Willow Park, TX
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Note from HailEvidence: NWS records are point and path observations. The absence of a nearby report does NOT prove that no hail fell at this address — it means no observation was logged nearby. A report of nearby hail documents the event; it does not by itself prove damage to a specific structure.

Methodology, sources & honest limits

• NCEI Storm Events — The official National Weather Service storm record, 1950–present. Yearly files are re-compiled by NCEI; this site stamps the compile vintage it serves. Bulk files: https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/pub/data/swdi/stormevents/csvfiles/. Vintages used: c20260323, c20260421, c20260519, c20260526.
• SPC — Same-day local storm reports relayed by NWS offices; preliminary and later reconciled into the Storm Events database. All times UTC. Source: https://www.spc.noaa.gov/climo/reports/. Used only for dates after 2026-02-28 (the Storm Events coverage horizon) so no storm is counted twice.
• Hail sizes are as recorded by NWS (inches). Wind speeds recorded in knots are shown converted to mph (1 kt = 1.15 mph), with the original value alongside.
• Window: 15 years (2011-06-12 → report date). Radius: 10 miles.