Track Live Storm Activity Across North Texas
The North Texas storm tracker below gives you real-time radar coverage across North Texas — including Parker, Tarrant, Wise, Hood, Denton, and surrounding counties. The radar updates continuously showing current precipitation, storm cells, and severe weather moving through your area.
When storms approach your neighborhood, your roof is your home’s first line of defense. Even moderate hail and high winds can cause damage that isn’t visible from the ground — but will lead to leaks and costly interior damage if left uninspected after a storm event.
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Storm Moving Through Your Area? Here’s What To Do
If the radar shows storm activity in your neighborhood, here are your next steps:
1. Don’t go on the roof yourself — storm damage is dangerous to assess without proper training and equipment.
2. Document what you can from the ground – dented gutters, missing shingles, or debris on the ground are all signs your roof may have taken a hit.
3. Call Lonestar Roofing and Restoration LLC immediately for a completely free photo and video roof inspection. We document all damage, give you an honest assessment, and if there’s a valid insurance claim we’ll guide you through every step.
The insurance clock starts from the storm date — not when you discover the damage. Acting fast protects your claim and your home.
Free Storm Damage Roof Inspection — North Texas
Lonestar Roofing and Restoration LLC provides free photo and video roof inspections for homeowners across North Texas following any storm event. Our storm team documents all damage, meets your insurance adjuster on site, and manages the entire claims process from start to finish.
Call or text 682-302-0707 to schedule your free inspection today — or use our instant estimate tool to get started online right now.
Storm In Your Area?
Worried about storm damage on your roof?
North Texas hail and high winds can cause hidden roof problems that aren’t visible from the ground. Missing shingles, bruised shingles, granule loss, and small leaks can quickly turn into bigger issues if they’re not inspected.
Use our North Texas hail map tool and visit our Storm Damage Resource Center to learn what to do after a storm, how to spot roof damage, and how the insurance claim process works.
If you’d rather talk to someone right away, call or text us at 682-302-0707 for a free storm damage roof inspection.
Additional North Texas Storm Resources
In addition to the live radar above, these free resources can help you track storm activity across North Texas:
National Weather Service Radar — radar.weather.gov – Official NWS radar for the Fort Worth/Dallas region
Storm Spotter Network — spotter.network – Real time reports from trained storm spotters across North Texas
Parker County Emergency Management – parkercountytx.gov — Official storm warnings and emergency alerts for Parker County
If any of these sources show severe weather activity near your home, call Lonestar Roofing and Restoration LLC at 682-302-0707 immediately for a free storm damage inspection.
Bookmark this North Texas storm tracker page and check it before and after every major weather event across Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties.
Recent North Texas Storm Activity
April 27, 2026 — Significant hail, damaging winds, and tornado activity impacted Springtown, Peaster, and surrounding northwest Parker County. Free inspections available now.
April 28, 2026 — Additional storm activity impacted Boyd, Cottondale, and north Azle corridor. Free inspections available now.
April 25, 2026 — Severe weather brought hail and wind damage across Parker, Tarrant, and Wise Counties. Free inspections available across our entire service area.
Serving These North Texas Communities
Lonestar Roofing and Restoration LLC built this North Texas storm tracker as a free resource for homeowners — and we provide free photo and video roof inspections. After checking the hail map, visit your local area page to learn more about our services and schedule your free inspection:
Tarrant County – Fort Worth | Keller | Southlake | Grand Prairie | Arlington | Watauga
Parker County – Weatherford | Azle | Springtown | Aledo | Willow Park | Hudson Oaks | Poolville | Peaster
We follow all current roofing regulations outlined by the Texas Department of Insurance.