• How to Track the Storm: Best Hail Reporting Apps & Resources for Independent Adjusters

  • Apr 1 2024
  • Length: 7 mins
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How to Track the Storm: Best Hail Reporting Apps & Resources for Independent Adjusters

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  • Ever wondered how to decode the chaos of hail season into a successful stint as an independent adjuster?

    This episode is your essential guide to mastering hailstorm tracking and turning severe weather into promising job opportunities. With my firsthand experience and some nifty tools like CoreLogic and Stormersite.com, you'll learn how to pick out the hail events that scream potential work and those that are just nature's bluster.

    We'll explore why storms rated at level four or five are the ones to watch and how to scrutinize the data for prime deployment areas. Timing and location can be everything when it comes to evaluating the impact of a hailstorm.

    I'll also share personal anecdotes on interpreting the size of hail and its effects on property and auto claims. Remember to stay connected with us on LinkedIn where we share real-time updates and tips on seizing these atmospheric opportunities. Tune in for an episode packed with practical advice that could be the silver lining to the next set of storm clouds.

    LINKS MENTIONED
    Corelogic - https://www.wvs.corelogic.com/wvs-ui/
    Stormersite - https://www.stormersite.com/
    NOAA Hail Prediction - https://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/
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