Track every hail, wind, and tornado report within 25 miles of Flint, Michigan. Data is refreshed daily from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center and NWS Local Storm Reports so Michigan roofing teams can canvass damaged blocks in Flint the day after a storm.
Every Flint report shows the exact NOAA timestamp, hail size, and distance from the property — the same evidence insurance adjusters use to confirm date-of-loss on a Michigan claim.
Yes — every report on the Flint, Michigan page comes from NOAA's Storm Prediction Center and the National Weather Service Local Storm Reports feed, the same sources insurance carriers reference.
Flint's severe weather season typically runs from spring through early fall, with peak hail and wind activity from March through August. Roof Flow Pro alerts contractors to active storms in real time.
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