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When severe weather hits our service area, we track it against official NOAA storm data and break down exactly where it struck. If a storm hit your town, your roof may have damage you can't see from the ground — and we'll inspect it free.
Call (308) 991-3358 for a Free InspectionA fast-moving line of severe storms tore across Central Nebraska on June 10–11, 2026, driving wind gusts measured up to 98 mph and dropping hail as large as baseballs from Kearney County into Phelps and Buffalo Counties. Minden, Holdrege, Funk, and Elm Creek all took direct hits. If you own a home in this area, your roof, gutters, and siding may have damage that isn't obvious from the ground.
Severe storms rolled through Thayer County, Nebraska on May 17–18, 2026, dropping tennis-ball-size hail on Deshler, spinning up an EF0 tornado near Hebron, and driving winds over 80 mph through Chester, Carleton, Davenport, and Bruning. Hail that size cracks shingles and shatters vinyl siding — and a lot of the damage hides until the next heavy rain.
Storm data sourced from the NOAA Storm Events Database and National Weather Service local storm reports. Reported magnitudes reflect official measurements and trained-spotter reports near each town.