A dated storm report can help frame the timing question after rough weather. The roof itself still needs assessment to establish what has failed.
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The selected records include reported hail diameters, an estimated thunderstorm gust and broader winter-weather conditions. The year groups below retain the date and geographic scope of each record, with the source reporting units beside any stated magnitude.
This is a selected report reference, not a complete 1950-2026 storm archive or a count of damaged roofs. The 2026 annual file used here ends July 31; later events and revisions are outside this selection.
Hail sizes are reported diameters in inches. Wind remains in knots, with the reporting basis shown. A missing magnitude stays unknown. Open a year to see the dated records and links to the retained NOAA annual source files.
7 selected official reports, from 2022-02-23 through 2026-05-08: 1 thunderstorm wind record; 4 hail records; 2 winter storm records. Geographic scope is shown with each record.
| Date | Report | Geographic scope | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thunderstorm Wind56 knots (estimated gust) | Canadian County recordReported begin point within the current Yukon boundary | NOAA annual data, row 35995Event 1342518; location and time are approximate in the narrative | |
| Hail1 inch (reported hail diameter) | Canadian County recordReported begin point within the current Yukon boundary | NOAA annual data, row 35188Event 1336276 | |
| Hail1.75 inches (reported hail diameter) | Canadian County recordReported begin point within the current Yukon boundary | NOAA annual data, row 24777Event 1323378 | |
| Hail1 inch (reported hail diameter) | Canadian County recordReported begin point within the current Yukon boundary | NOAA annual data, row 24775Event 1323376 | |
| Hail1 inch (reported hail diameter) | Canadian County recordReported begin point within the current Yukon boundary | NOAA annual data, row 24498Event 1323375 | |
| Winter StormMagnitude not recorded or no numeric display supported | Canadian forecast zoneCanadian forecast-zone context; not a municipal point report | NOAA annual data, row 1658Event 1306979 |
| Date | Report | Geographic scope | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Winter StormMagnitude not recorded or no numeric display supported | Canadian forecast zoneCanadian forecast-zone context; not a municipal point report | NOAA annual data, row 16577Event 1011379 |
A coordinate falling within today’s Yukon boundary places that reported point inside the current comparison area. It does not draw the full storm track, reproduce the boundary on the event date or show which roofs were affected.
A winter-weather record can describe conditions across a zone that intersects Yukon. It is broader context. A snowfall amount mentioned near another community should not become a measurement at a Yukon address.
If a leak appeared after rough weather, the timing is useful. The next question is where water enters and whether the covering, flashing or a penetration has been damaged. Earlier repairs and other roof history can also matter.
A record cannot establish the cause of every mark. Inspection findings, the property’s history and the event evidence need to be considered together. A hail report nearby is not an automatic replacement or insurance decision.
For water entering now, use the urgent roof-leak guidance. The storm-damage service explains assessment, temporary protection and permanent repair choices.
No. They describe reported events and their geographic scope. An individual roof needs its own condition assessment.
Knots are the unit in the source field. The estimated or measured reporting basis remains attached, rather than being hidden by a conversion.
The page contains a selected set of relevant records, grouped by year. It is not limited to the latest storm season and does not claim every event is included.
If shingles came loose or water began entering, include roughly when you noticed it and where the problem shows. Yukon Roof Pros can start with a free roof inspection and the actual condition of the roof.
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