Radar confirmed up to 1.5" hail across Washington County (3 swaths) on August 27, 2026. Above is the footprint.
When 1.5" hail moves through Washington County, the damage isn't evenly spread — it follows the storm's path. Curbsight maps that footprint and ranks the homes inside it, so you knock the roofs most likely to be damaged and claim-eligible, not the whole ZIP.
Hail at or above 1.5" is the size roofers and adjusters start treating as claim-eligible roof damage; golf-ball (1.75") and up is rarely argued. The roofs that matter most are the older ones inside the swath — and the claim window doesn't stay open forever. The free Curbsight hail map shows you the footprint and the scored leads inside it; a quick demo gets your crew the exact addresses, scored and ready to knock.