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Find where storms were reported. Know your next job.

Pick a county. See how many addresses with a reported storm nearby. Free. Get the list for 5 cents each: Past Storm Leads by Address, reported and radar-detected, last 365 days.

Addresses with storms reported · Harris County, TX 1,680,254 From the free daily digest, Oct 3, 2026. Free to look.

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How it works

Three steps. Five cents each.

1

Pick a county

Choose the county and the storm type you work.

2

See how many had storms reported

A free count of addresses, by storm type.

3

Get the list

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Where to look

See where storms were reported today.

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What a free look shows you.

Real answers from our live system. No key needed.

Harris County, TX

Free preview, pulled Oct 3, 2026

1,229,816addresses with a reported storm nearby
137,998had more than one storm reported

Heavy rainWind 198Hail 229Flash flood 7

The free count is a quick estimate. The final count shows before you pay. Storm type numbers are events, so one address can be in more than one.

Top counties, latest daily list

Free daily list, Oct 3, 2026, ranked by new leads

  • Harris, TX2,073,075
  • Duval, FL1,304,812
  • Greenville, SC920,640
  • Escambia, FL900,278
  • St. Lucie, FL835,368

The daily county list is always free. Pull the addresses only when you want them.

For developers: the two free calls
Free preview, any county
GET https://data.truefixr.com/v1/data?dataset=storms&county=Harris&state=TX

{
  "dataset": "storms",
  "county": "harris",
  "state": "TX",
  "total_leads": 1229816,
  "repeat_addresses": 137998,
  "storm_types": { "HEAVY_RAIN": 1429825, "THUNDERSTORM_WIND": 198, "HAIL": 229, ... },
  "estimated_cost_usd": 100.0
}

Python needs a User-Agent header. Add &peril=HAIL for one storm type. Add &addresses=true with your key for the paid list.

Free daily county list
GET https://data.truefixr.com/v1/data?dataset=daily&rank=new_leads&limit=5

Repeat-storm addresses

Some homes have storms reported nearby again and again.

An address with more than one reported storm nearby is a repeat address. The free count shows how many there are.

  • Harris County, TX: 137,998 repeat addresses
  • Same free look, any county you pick
Neighborhood map with an address pin, a 5-mile ring and colored points on houses where storms were reported
Dark storm clouds over a suburban street at dusk

Before the storm

ML Storm Forecast by Address.

The addresses a storm could reach, 24 hours to 10 days out, for 10 storm types, with the structure value and people at each one.

It is forecast risk. It could happen, not a promise. 5 cents per address.

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Count the addresses, free
Using the TrueFixR storm API (https://data.truefixr.com/llms.txt), how many addresses had hail reported nearby in Dallas County, TX in the last 30 days? My key: YOUR_KEY
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Using the TrueFixR storm API (https://data.truefixr.com/llms.txt), which 5 counties had the most new storm leads today? My key: YOUR_KEY
Get the list
Using the TrueFixR storm API (https://data.truefixr.com/llms.txt), tell me the price, then get 200 addresses with hail reported nearby in Harris County, TX as a CSV. My key: YOUR_KEY

Your AI shows the price before it spends anything. Lists also come as CSV with &format=csv, or as JSON you can save.

What you can build

Your data. Your template. Your brand.

We sell the storm data. You decide how it looks.

A call list

Open the CSV in a spreadsheet and start calling.

A map

Drop every address on your own map. Plan your routes.

A CRM list

Load new leads into the tool your team already uses.

A flyer or letter

Your logo, your words, sent to addresses with a reported storm nearby.

Your own text or email alert

Check on a schedule, then message your crew yourself when a county has storms reported.

A mobile app

Put the lead list in your team's pocket.

Use it in your own tools. We do not lock you into a format. These are reported and radar-detected storms, not an inspection.

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