Physical condition
Hail and wind can affect covering and details. The inspection examines the actual material and repair boundary.

Selected NOAA hail and wind reports for Nicoma Park, with dates, reported magnitude and clear geographic limits.
5 selected NOAA reports span 2000 through 2023. They describe reported hail and thunderstorm wind at begin points within the current Nicoma Park boundary. These dates give context for a roofing conversation, not a complete city storm history, a storm track or proof of damage at any address.

Filter the selected records by report type. Magnitudes retain the source’s units and report basis; reported begin points are compared with current city geography.
5 selected reports
| Date | Report | Reported magnitude | Location and record |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-06-17 | Thunderstorm Wind | 52.00 knots estimated gust | Reported begin point within the current Nicoma Park boundary. NOAA event 1114186 |
| 2023-04-10 | Hail | 1.00 inches reported hail diameter | Reported begin point within the current Nicoma Park boundary. NOAA event 1083605 |
| 2019-04-18 | Thunderstorm Wind | 56.00 knots estimated gust | Reported begin point within the current Nicoma Park boundary. NOAA event 818662 |
| 2008-08-14 | Thunderstorm Wind | 52.00 knots estimated gust | Reported begin point within the current Nicoma Park boundary. NOAA event 133683 |
| 2000-07-21 | Thunderstorm Wind | 63 knots wind reporting type unknown | Reported begin point within the current Nicoma Park boundary. NOAA event 5164399 |
No selected reports match this filter. Choose all selected reports to restore the table.
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, retained official annual files checked October 27, 2026. Current municipal geometry is not historical-boundary proof. No damage total or weather trend is inferred from this selection.
Dates help place an event; the roof still needs its own assessment.
Hail and wind can affect covering and details. The inspection examines the actual material and repair boundary.
Property history and event evidence help with attribution. A report nearby does not date every mark on the roof.
Coverage depends on the policy and claim findings, not the presence of a report in this table.
No. It is a selected set from the official retained record collection. Reporting coverage and available years vary, and 2026 is incomplete.
No. A report’s begin point and actual property damage are separate facts.

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