Hail and storm intelligence
Hail Damage in St. Louis, MO - Recent Storms, Sizes, and Door-Knocker Targets
Contractorfy published this hail snapshot for the Greater St. Louis on July 17, 2026. Its recorded window contains 106 hail events with a peak hail size of 2.50 inches and 3 ranked field zones. Review the observation dates before planning a visit.
Events in published window
106
Generated from the authoritative hail-report pipeline within a 35-mile radius of St. Louis center.
Peak hail size
2.50"
Largest hailstone size captured in the generated 12-month city snapshot.
Signal ZIPs
62002 / 62097 / 62052 / 62058
ZIPs reverse-mapped from the strongest recent hail points in this market snapshot.
Top door-knocker zone
Jerseyville, IL
Primary ZIP 62010 / peak hail 2.50".
Recent Hail Events Near St. Louis, MO
Snapshot published July 17, 2026. This page displays the recorded observation window; it is not a live weather feed.
Window: July 17, 2025 to July 17, 2026
June 25, 2026
0.75"
Minor - pea to nickel size
ZIP signal: 63376
Saint Peters, St. Charles
May 18, 2026
0.70"
Minor - pea to nickel size
ZIP signal: 63129
1 NNE Oakville, St. Louis
May 4, 2026
1.50"
Moderate - quarter size
ZIP signal: 62074
New Douglas, Madison
May 4, 2026
2.00"
Severe - golf-ball size
ZIP signal: 62058
Livingston, Madison
Top Door-Knocker Hail Zones for St. Louis
These zones come from the same hail-targeting pipeline roofers use internally. They rank field opportunity by hail severity, storm recency, housing density, and owner-occupied detached-home signals.
Latest generated door-knocker report: 17 homes for Jerseyville, IL, St. Louis, MO, refreshed July 17, 2026.
Priority #1
Jerseyville, IL
Primary ZIP: 62010
Peak hail: 2.50"
Storm points: 21
Estimated housing units: 13,561
Owner-occupied: N/A
Detached homes: N/A
Most recent event: April 28, 2026
Recent hail activity in this area. Large hail reported (max 2.50 in). Estimated 13,561 housing units inside the swath.
Priority #2
3 SW Godfrey, IL
Primary ZIP: 62002
Peak hail: 2.00"
Storm points: 8
Estimated housing units: 26,220
Owner-occupied: N/A
Detached homes: N/A
Most recent event: May 4, 2026
Recent hail activity in this area. Large hail reported (max 2.00 in). Estimated 26,220 housing units inside the swath.
Priority #3
2 E O'Fallon, MO
Primary ZIP: 63005
Peak hail: 2.00"
Storm points: 13
Estimated housing units: 27,604
Owner-occupied: N/A
Detached homes: N/A
Most recent event: April 28, 2026
Recent hail activity in this area. Large hail reported (max 2.00 in). Estimated 27,604 housing units inside the swath.
Check Your St. Louis Address for Hail Damage
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What To Do After a Hail Storm in St. Louis
- Document visible damage from the ground - dented gutters, cracked skylights, battered window screens, and broken siding.
- Do not climb on the roof. Hire a licensed Missouri roofer for the inspection.
- Pull your insurance policy. Note your deductible, coverage type, and your claim window before you file.
- File the claim before signing any contracts so your insurer can inspect first.
- Work with a contractor who writes supplements. Initial carrier scopes regularly miss code items and accessory replacement.