Storm Damage Heatmap

A preview of the neighborhood-level damage map we’re building for the Indianapolis Metro, color-coded by damage intensity. The zones shown are illustrative sample data; the storms attached to them are real recorded events. Click any zone to see its details.

How to Use This Map

Color Coding

Red = Severe damage (2"+ hail, 70+ mph winds)
Orange = High damage (1.5" hail, 60+ mph)
Yellow = Moderate (1" hail, 50+ mph)
Green = Minimal impact

Interactive Zones

Click any colored zone to see its example hail and wind figures and which recorded storms are associated with it.

Toggle Views

Switch between the Hail Size view and the Wind Speed view to see different damage patterns.

Filter by Year

Use the year filter to focus on a single storm season instead of every zone at once.

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Illustrative sample data

Carmel North

2.75"

Fishers East

2.5"

Carmel Central

1.75"

Noblesville

1.5"

Indianapolis North

1.25"

Westfield

Zionsville

0.75"

Indianapolis Metro Area

2"+ (Severe)

1.5-2" (High)

1-1.5" (Moderate)

<1" (Minimal)

Note: The zones on this map are illustrative sample data, not verified per-neighborhood measurements. The storms listed are real recorded events; use the storm map to check what actually hit your address.

What This Map Shows

Damage Patterns

Hail storms don't damage uniformly: one street takes severe damage while the next is untouched. The zones here illustrate that pattern with sample figures. They are not verified per-neighborhood measurements. For what the National Weather Service actually recorded, see the storm history pages.

Check Your Actual Address

This page is a preview of the neighborhood-level view we're building. To check your own address against recorded storms today, use the Storm Impact Checker. It works from real NWS reports and shows distance and claim-window status for each event.

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