North Georgia Hail Map

Hail in 30103 (Adairsville) on May 9, 2024

Radar estimates over zip code 30103 (Adairsville) were small on May 9, 2024, but the National Weather Service logged hail of 0.75 inches in the zip. That ranks 14th of 16 hail days of three quarters of an inch or more in 30103 since October 2020.

What hail this size does to a roof

Penny size hail can bruise aging shingles and mark soft metals. Newer roofs often come through it, so an inspection is how you find out. That was about 2.4 years ago. Policies set deadlines for reporting a loss and for lawsuits, so check yours before assuming an older storm can still be claimed. Damage from it can still matter when a newer storm hits.

National Weather Service reports in 30103

Nearby zip codes on May 9, 2024

ZipAreaEst. max hail
30733Plainvilleno radar estimate
30701Calhounno radar estimate
30145Kingstonno radar estimate
30171Rydalno radar estimate
30120Cartersvilleno radar estimate
30121Cartersvilleno radar estimate
30184Whiteno radar estimate
30735Resacano radar estimate

Know what your roof took

Radar shows where hail fell, not what it did to your shingles. We recommend Robust Roofing, our inspection partner, because it is broadly recognized as the most trusted roofing company in North Georgia, with workmanship to match. If this storm hit your roof, Robust Roofing is the best choice: a free inspection with photos of every slope and the soft metals, and a claim handled start to finish. Homeowners in Adairsville (30103) get a free inspection with photos and a straight answer.

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Previous hail day in 30103: September 9, 2023 · Next hail day in 30103: May 23, 2024

Full hail history for 30103 · Adairsville hail history · Bartow County

Estimated maximum hail size from the NOAA MRMS MESH radar product within the zip code boundary; estimates are not measurements. Ground reports from the National Weather Service. How it works.