ORLANDO, Fla. - TelAve -- StormAuditor, a weather research platform developed by Storm Auditor LLC, has launched new hail and wind swath mapping tools designed to make historical severe-weather information easier to research at the property level.

The new tools allow users to explore estimated hail and wind swaths associated with past storm events across the United States. Users can review nearby storm activity, compare possible dates of loss, and examine the broader weather conditions that may have affected a property.

StormAuditor organizes information from public and commercial weather sources into practical maps, timelines, tables, and address-level reports. The platform incorporates information from sources such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the National Weather Service, radar-based datasets, surface weather analyses, and reported storm observations. StormAuditor also regularly publishes helpful and free guides for homeowners and professionals who want to better understand the impact of severe weather ( https://www.stormauditor.com/wind-guide?speed=60 ).

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"Historical storm research often requires searching through several technical databases and trying to determine which events may have affected a particular property," said Connor Kennon, founder of StormAuditor. "Our goal is to organize that information into a format that is easier for property owners and professionals to review."

StormAuditor's hail swaths help users visualize areas where radar and other weather information indicate that hail may have occurred. Wind swaths provide a geographic view of estimated peak wind conditions associated with severe thunderstorms, tropical systems, and other significant weather events.

The platform is intended for property owners, roofing contractors, restoration companies, insurance professionals, attorneys, researchers, and others who need to investigate historical weather activity at or near a particular location.

Users can also review nearby measured or reported wind and hail observations, storm reports, weather warnings, event classifications, and estimated peak conditions. This information can assist users in identifying potentially relevant storm dates and determining which events may warrant additional investigation.

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StormAuditor provides free access to address-level weather research tools, with additional report and analysis features available through the platform. The company plans to continue expanding its historical weather coverage, mapping capabilities, and storm-data resources.

StormAuditor provides weather information and estimates for research and informational purposes. Its reports are not property inspections, engineering opinions, damage determinations, insurance coverage decisions, or guarantees that a specific weather condition occurred at a property.

To explore the hail and wind swath tools, visit https://www.stormauditor.com/