Explore dated NOAA hail and thunderstorm-wind reports for Southlake and nearby reference locations, with the geography kept beside each event.
A storm date can be useful when you are trying to remember when a roof problem began. It becomes less useful if a nearby report is presented as proof of what happened on your street. This collection keeps the reported place and its offset visible alongside the event.
Use the year and event filters to explore the defined NOAA collection. Then bring the roofing concern itself into the conversation: a lifted shingle, a new stain or damage you noticed from the ground. Weather records provide context; the roof inspection establishes the work to consider.
This collection includes every hail or thunderstorm-wind entry in the NOAA detail files for 2020–2025 whose beginning or ending location is Southlake, Grapevine, Colleyville or Westlake in Tarrant or Denton County. Files were checked September 30, 2026.
The rule returns 17 records. One uses a Southlake reference; the others use nearby reference locations, including airport wind observations. Distances and directions are NOAA’s offsets from those named places, not a claim that the point falls within that city. These are six complete calendar years; partial 2026 records are outside this collection.
17 selected records
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists a 50-knot estimated gust.
A social media photo indicated a tree down near the intersection of William D Tate Avenue and Timberline Drive in Grapevine.
NOAA event 1290263Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists a 61-knot estimated gust.
Emergency management reported power lines down in Grapevine.
NOAA event 1248441Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists a 67-knot measured gust.
The DFW International Airport ASOS measured a 77 mph wind gust.
NOAA event 1186759Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists 1.25-inch hail.
The coded location is Colleyville; the event narrative describes a public report in southwest Grapevine. Both descriptions are retained here.
NOAA event 1186514Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists 1.50-inch hail.
An amateur radio operator reported ping pong ball sized hail in Colleyville.
NOAA event 1186510Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists 1.00-inch hail.
A member of the public reported dime to quarter size hail in Grapevine.
NOAA event 1186506Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists 0.75-inch hail.
The record provides the hail size and location without an event narrative.
NOAA event 1100474Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists a 62-knot measured gust.
The DFW Airport ASOS measured a 71 mph wind gust.
NOAA event 1088689Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists a 55-knot measured gust.
A 63 MPH wind gust was measured by the Automated Surface Observation System at DFW International Airport.
NOAA event 1062601Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
NOAA lists a 59-knot measured gust.
The Automated Surface Observation System at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport measured a wind gust of 68 MPH.
NOAA event 918798Tarrant County • NOAA reference location.
Tarrant County • NOAA reference location; recorded endpoint: 0.96 miles S of Grapevine.
NOAA lists a 55-knot estimated gust.
A downburst happened near the Highway 114/121 exchange in Grapevine. Several large tree limbs were knocked down near the movie theater on the south side of the interchange, and a large retail store sustained minor roof damage on the north side of the interchange.
NOAA event 905825No selected records match these filters. Reset them to see the complete selected collection.
A report can help organize the timing of a concern. The roof still needs its own assessment of the covering, connections and surrounding condition.
The entries establish what NOAA recorded at a named location and time. Some wind values are measured and others estimated; hail records can come from public or other reports. Their observation types are not interchangeable.
If you noticed missing covering or water entry after a storm, tell us when it appeared. The inspection can look at the affected roofing and consider that history.
Use each named reference point and its direction and distance to place the observation. Bring that weather history to the inspection alongside what changed on your roof.
The collection intentionally includes named nearby reference locations to put regional conditions in view. Each entry retains its NOAA location and offset. An airport gust is labeled as such and is not presented as a measurement at a Southlake house.
The selection rule returned no matching 2021 records. That means no rows matched these event types, counties and named locations in the selected files; it does not mean the area had no storms that year.
It covers complete calendar years 2020–2025 using the file revisions available when checked September 30, 2026. NOAA records can be added or revised. It is a dated reference collection, not a live alert feed.
They can provide weather context, but the roof condition, cause of loss and policy still need separate assessment. The roof insurance guide explains those different decisions.
