Australian hail intelligence: where it hailed, and how big
Hail maps built from Bureau of Meteorology weather radar, with estimated hailstone sizes by suburb. For paintless dent repair businesses, fleets, insurers, car yards and storm chasers.
Who it’s for
After every hailstorm, people need the same answers fast: which suburbs were hit, and how big was the hail?
Paintless dent repair
Know which suburbs were hit and how hard, to send technicians and advertise in the right places.
Fleets & businesses
Register your depots, yards and sites, and get a report when hail reaches any of them.
Insurers, assessors & car yards
Check whether hail was likely at an address on a date: claims, inspections and used-car history.
Storm chasers & the public
Hail maps for every big storm, and an archive of Australian hailstorms going back decades.
How it works
Radar after the storm
We process the Bureau of Meteorology’s archived radar volumes for each hail day, usually within one to two days.
Hail size estimated
A standard radar method (MESH) estimates the largest hail at each point, checked against the Bureau’s storm reports.
Maps, suburbs, reports
You see the hail swath on a map, the affected suburbs with estimated sizes, and reports for your sites or an address.
Please note: these are after-the-storm maps, not warnings. For current warnings always use the Bureau of Meteorology. Radar hail sizes are estimates.
Be first to know when it launches
Plans for PDR businesses, fleets and sites, one-off Hail Check reports for an address and date, and a storm chaser plan. Leave your email and we’ll tell you when it opens.