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Damaging Storms Reach Denver, Colorado

Tuesday Night’s Storm Caused 1 Tornado & Tennis Ball Sized Hail

Colorado was hit with a storm so intense it caused high winds, large hail, and even a tornado in Lincoln County. The storm began to unfold just before midnight on Tuesday evening when the National Weather Service issued its first warning that storms were possible for eastern Colorado.

In a terrible turn of events, Colorado is being hit by storms from the East. Damaging winds, hail and even a tornado have been reported in Lincoln County. In response to this threat, officials are urging people to take shelter immediately and stay away from windows if possible. The National Weather Service has advised that these storms should dissipate overnight but they will likely continue moving through Colorado on Wednesday morning.

This blog post discusses the effects of damaging storms that have reached Denver, Colorado. This storm caused high winds, large hail, and even a tornado in Lincoln County. It is important for people to be aware of these events so they can take any necessary precautions to protect themselves.

The storm has passed, now what?

The first thing you need to do is to check your property for any potential hail and wind damage. This could include; damage to trees, landscaping, broken windows

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Photo Credit: Matt Minnillo

or siding, dents in gutters, downspouts and air conditioning units as well as missing shingles and any indentations in roof materials. While you’re checking out your property, it’s essential that you take pictures of all damages.

During this time, it’s also important to contact your insurer or insurance agent and put them on notice that you intend to file an insurance claim.

Did your property suffer damage from Tuesday’s storm? Act fast and CONTACT US now for a Complimentary Hail Report!

To see the full list of the severe weather reports, click HERE.

Damage from Georgetown, TX May 2020 Hail Storm

Georgetown Texas Residents – Don’t Wait! Now’s The Time to Submit Your Hail Damage Claim!

Early Thursday morning the residents of Georgetown Texas woke up and began to assess the damage from what will likely be one of the most costly hail storms in Georgetown’s history.

Hail from egg-sized to the size of tennis balls pummeled the city, especially the NW portions close to Serenada and Sun City. It was even confirmed by The National Weather Service that baseball-sized hail was produced by the storm. That’s hail that reaches 2.75 inches in diameter.

Photo Courtesy of Madelyn Young Ereckson

The baseball-sized hail was produced by an 81 mph updraft wind, and fell into roofs and cars at estimated speeds of 50-60 miles per hour. To produce updraft winds inside of a thunderstorm that strong, you need tremendous instability in the atmosphere, and strong wind shear to keep the updraft and the downdraft in the thunderstorm separate and self-sustaining.

For more information on the hailstorm, visit THIS ARTICLE, written by Nexstar Media Wire of FOX4.

If your Georgetown home or business suffered hail storm damage, now’s the time to file your hail damage claim! The experts at Insurance Claim Recovery support should be the first people you call when submitting a hail damage claim. Our certified and trusted public insurance adjusters will exclusively represent you and your claim to ensure you’re getting the fair settlement you deserve. The ICRS team will negotiate with your insurance company, and if there isn’t any recovery, you won’t owe a fee. Don’t waste your time and money trying to deal with other unprofessional and unqualified adjusters. Contact the team at Insurance Claim Recovery Support and have peace of mind that your insurance claim is being taken care of.

Hundreds of insurance claims to come after hail storm damage rips through Georgetown

Hundreds of insurance claims to come after hail storm rips through Georgetown

Did your business or commercial property suffer from hail storm damage? Don’t wait to submit an insurance claim!

GEORGETOWN (KXAN) — A hail storm with stones the size of baseballs ripped through Georgetown Wednesday night. Now, hundreds of people who live there are assessing the hail damage to their homes and vehicles.

The hail hit especially the northwestern portions of Georgetown near Sun City and Serenada. And the National Weather Service used the KXAN photo in this story, which was taken in Georgetown just before 1 a.m., to confirm baseball-sized hail. That’s hail that reaches 2.75 inches in diameter.

KXAN meteorologists say this storm system was an alone severe thunderstorm that erupted late Tuesday night, grew in intensity, unleashed its massive hailstones over Williamson County, and then weakened and disappeared over northern Bastrop County.

Read More Here

https://www.kxan.com/news/local/williamson-county/photos-hail-the-size-of-tennis-balls-pummels-georgetown/

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Wild Weather Wednesday: Dixie Chicken roof collapses; viewer photos and videos!

Wild Weather Wednesday: Dixie Chicken roof collapses; viewer photos and videos!

Storms Hit Brazos Valley Homes & Businesses with Wild Weather

Storms rolled through the Brazos Valley Wednesday, bringing strong winds and up to golf-ball-sized hail.

BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — People living in the Brazos Valley were hit with two rounds of severe weather Wednesday that brought hail, damaging winds, and even a brief tornado warning.

The storms moved through Central Texas first, hitting the Waco and Temple area before pushing through the Brazos Valley. People reported seeing up to golf ball-sized hail in North Bryan. Here at the KAGS station near downtown Bryan, the hail was about ping-pong ball-sized.

This resulted in reports of downed trees and power lines. Some people living in Brazos County and surrounding counties reported power outages and damage to their property; including the collapsing of Dixie Chicken’s roof off of Northgate.

Read More Here

https://www.kagstv.com/article/news/local/wild-weather-severe-storms-bring-hail-and-strong-winds-to-brazos-valley/499-abb280b3-c03c-49e6-b8c0-ab6ddb733f1d

Texas city slammed with tennis ball-sized hail

Hundreds of Businesses and Homes Hit With Hail Storm Damage

A Texas city was battered with hail the size of tennis balls this week during a storm being described as the worst of its kind there in nearly three decades.

The hailstorm that passed through San Angelo Thursday rained down chunks of ice large enough to damage everything from the roofs of homes to car windshields, according to KTXS.

“Once the storm formed, it became severe rather quickly,” National Weather Service meteorologist Jim Wingenroth told the San Angelo Standard-Times. “It produced a wide spread of hail across the city. There was a lot of golf ball-sized hail, but got up to tennis ball-sized hail.” The newspaper reported that the storm lasted around three hours Thursday night. It was described as the worst hailstorm to hit the city since 1995.

Read More Here

https://www.foxnews.com/us/texas-city-hit-with-tennis-ball-sized-hail

Here are some other examples of crazy Texas weather:

San Antonio Area Under Another Severe Thunderstorm Warning Thursday Night

Tornado Tears Through Northwest Dallas, Texas

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Severe Thunderstorm Hammers Del Rio

A severe thunderstorm with strong wind gusts and softball size hail hammered Del Rio Saturday night, causing extensive damage to vehicles, roofs, and windows.

Neighbors throughout the city reported large hailstones, ranging from quarter size to golf ball and even softball size in their properties. A severe thunderstorm warning issued by the National Weather Service alerted residents of Kinney County, Val Verde County and South Central Texas area of the storm, encouraging everyone to seek shelter immediately.

At 8:30 p.m the storm was located 12 miles east of Del Rio, moving east at 25 mph.

The storm carried a potential of 60-mile an hour wind gusts, the National Weather Service warning said.

Read More Here ->

http://delrionewsherald.com/news/article_558fcd7c-7c5e-11ea-a0ad-4bb74bb26b64.html

If your business or property suffered from hail or storm damage, reach out to the experts at Insurance Claim Recovery Support to get insurance claim assistance from the professionals.

Avoid an Underpaid or Delayed Insurance Claim Settlement

Don’t let your insurer underpay or delay your
Insurance Claim 

Business owners trust the licensed public adjusting firm Insurance Claim Recovery Support, LLC (ICRS). We are one of the country’s oldest and leading Commercial and Multifamily insurance claim specialists with over $100M in claims settled fairly and promptly. We exclusively represent the interests of and advocate on behalf of policyholders and we’re not attorneys or contractors.

Policies typically require you to file your insurance claim promptly and the settlement process can be taxing. Interpretation of insurance policy language, settlement negotiations and meeting the burden of proving what you are rightfully owed can frustrate you to a point where you may even think about using your insurance company. Almost everyone we’ve ever helped felt the same frustration you do and very often we help policyholders successfully avoid unnecessary litigation. If you are dealing with a large commercial or multifamily property damage insurance claim, I urge you to consider the possibility of protecting your interests, being proactive and do not wait or waste your valuable time dealing with an insurance claim that you anticipate may be delayed or underpaid.

100% of the claims we represent have resulted in faster and/or higher settlements than the insurer’s original offer and we work on contingency, no recovery no fee. Everybody deserves a fair settlement, but the expertise required to successfully navigate the claim process is best left to experts who know how to win the repair vs. replace disputes associated with hail insurance claims.

Insurance companies are for-profit businesses. Minimizing your claim increases their profits. Why allow your carrier’s hired adjuster to document and settle your claim when they don’t represent your interests? Whatever stage your insurance claim is in, we solve insurance claim problems. I look forward to answering any insurance claim questions you may have.

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Current Hail Storm In Dallas, Texas on 04/06/2018

Get Hit By the Current Hail Storm? Call ICRS for a free roof and claim inspection!

Hail can be devastating to a business. Baseball size hail at 70 MPH is the equivalent of all the pitchers from the world champion Houston Astros throwing pitches at the same time over a period of up to thirty minutes. Many insurance policies contain separate deductibles for different types of damage. Some policies contain verbiage exclusions for roof damage or separate structures on your property. There could be language that limits your ability to get the full costs of repair for your home. ICRS can take the hassle out of trying to understand your insurance policy. Let us do the work for you!

The National Weather Service in Fort Worth, Texas has issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the below counties:

East central Denton County in North Central Texas & Central Collin County in North Central Texas until 6:30 pm cdt. At 5:23 pm CDT, a severe thunderstorm was located near Celina, or 10 miles north of Frisco, moving southeast at 25 mph.

Hazard: Tennis ball size hail and 60 mph wind gusts.
Source: radar indicated.
Impact: People and animals outdoors will be injured. expect hail damage to roofs, siding, windows, and vehicles. Expect wind damage to roofs, siding, and trees.

Locations impacted include Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Richardson, Allen, Wylie, Sachse, Little Elm, Murphy, Prosper, Fairview, Princeton, Celina, Lucas, Parker, Aubrey, Lowry Crossing, Cross Roads, Melissa, and St. Paul.

Hail: 2.50in
Wind: 60mph

 

4/6/2018 5:38:00 PM:

3-inch sized hail reported 1 mile west of Celina. significant damage reported to vehicles.

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Call us now before costly mistakes happen from improper commercial claim handling. Most property owners aren’t even aware their roof has damage until its too late.

Read about more wild weather in Texas here:

https://www.insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com/wild-weather-wednesday-dixie-chicken-roof-collapses-viewer-photos-and-videos/

https://www.insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com/hailstorm-in-texas-tarrant-county-tops-600-million-in-insurance-claims/ 

Brazos Valley Gets Hit Hard With HAIL

Brazos Valley Hail Damage Pummels Commercial Properties 

On 3/18/18 a heavy hail storm came across Brazos Valley leaving some very large hail in its path….

KBTX received reports and photographs of dented cars and broken windows on vehicles.

Caldwell and northern Walker County were especially hit hard, with many residents seeing larger than baseball-sized hail in their yards.

The storms that blew through packed a ton of wind, too. Emergency management in northern and northeastern Walker County Texas reported several trees down, some of which had fallen on homes. The wind gusted to near 80 mph, but it is unclear if a tornado caused the damage.

Viewers in Snook also reported heavy wind from the storm that blew through Sunday afternoon.

There have been no immediate reports of injuries from the storms.

READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE.

Texas is the state with the highest hail damage claims! Learn more here:

Texas Tops List of States with Most Wind and Hail Damage Insurance Claims

Hailstorm in Texas: Tarrant County tops $600 million in insurance claims

The 12th costliest hailstorm in Texas history with roof claims expected to increase

Policyholders dealing with property hailstorm damage insurance claims seeking professional representation? Visit our website here to get a free claim evaluation if you suffered from hailstorm damage in Texas.

Getting dents out of cars and replacing roof shingles across Tarrant County is going to take a while.

The Insurance Council of Texas, an industry trade group, now estimates last week’s hail storm will reach $600 million in auto and property claims.

If those estimates are correct, Friday’s severe weather would be the 12th costliest storm in Texas, said Mark Hanna, an Insurance Council spokesman.

“That means a lot of insurance adjusters are busy right now looking at autos, homes, and businesses,” Hanna said. “We need to get people back on their feet again.”

For many Tarrant County residents, the headaches are just starting.

The phone was also ringing constantly at Lon Smith Roofing and Construction in Fort Worth.

The company had 22 estimators working Monday and is in the process of adding more staff, said Lon Smith president David Cox.

Homes and businesses with roof damage stretch from Benbrook to Arlington.

“We’re adding more people to answer phones,” Cox said. “It’s the biggest one we’ve had in a while but it’s too early to say how big it will be. These storms tend to grow around the edges as more people realize they may have damage.”

The next time it rains will likely reveal more hail damage, Cox said.

“You have the shock and awe where big hail hit — we’ve all seen the video — but really these things tend to grow on the edges,” Cox said. “We need a good rain to expose granular loss.”

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Learn about other historic hail storms the Texas area has faced here:

https://www.insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com/mcallen-texas-gets-hammered-with-historic-hail-storm/

https://www.insuranceclaimrecoverysupport.com/dallas-hailstorm-insured-losses-could-reach-2-billion/