by HailTrace
Welcome to HailChatter, the HailTrace podcast that helps those in the restoration industry understand weather and its impact on their work. Hosted by HailTrace's Taylor Cox, Digital Meteorologist with 5 years of experience in Plains weather, and Collin Hunt, Product Evangelist with 7 years experience in product messaging. Discover answers to questions like: Is there an off-season for hail? Are NOAA reports enough? What causes hard vs. soft hail? Tune in every other Tuesday as we break down storms, uncover opportunities, and help the restoration industry weather every season.
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April 15, 2025
<p>You’ve probably heard it before—Dallas-Fort Worth is the hail capital of the world. But why?</p><p><br /></p><p>In this episode of HailChatter, Meteorologist Taylor Cox and Product Evangelist Collin Hunt sit down with CEO Derik Kline to break down why DFW gets hit so often—and so hard.</p><p><br /></p><p>Spoiler: It’s more than just location. It’s about the heat trapped by concrete.</p><p><br /></p><p>Listen now to learn:</p><p>🔥 What the urban heat island effect is—and how it fuels storms</p><p>🌪️ Why DFW storms explode at night and curve into the city</p><p>📊 The science behind “the cap” and why it matters for hail💥 A billion-dollar storm that could only happen in DFW</p><p>🏙️ What this means for those in restoration working storms</p><p><br /></p><p>Whether you’re a storm nerd or you work storms, this is one episode you don’t want to miss.</p><p><br /></p><p>Subscribe and Like to see more episodes like this.</p>
April 1, 2025
<p>We just dropped the official 2025 Hail Forecast! ☄️</p><p>In this episode of HailChatter, CEO Derik Kline joins Meteorologist Taylor Cox, Lead Meteorologist John Choquette, and Collin Hunt to walk through what we’ve seen so far—and what’s still to come.</p><p>In this episode, we cover:</p><p>📍 Which areas have already been hit—and how the 2025 forecast is measuring up</p><p>🌪️ Why we are just getting started and this storm season could still bring major events across the U.S.</p><p>📊 The patterns behind our forecast and what history tells us</p><p>🗺️ State-by-state predictions for the biggest hail potential in 2025</p><p><br></p><p>➕ Plus, a bonus look at what to expect during hurricane season!</p><p><br></p><p>This episode has it all—from storm chasing stories to deep-dive meteorology and what the restoration industry needs to know this storm season.</p><p><br></p><p>🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for future episodes</p><p>📍 Watch the full forecast to see your state’s storm outlook!</p>
March 18, 2025
<p>The biggest storm weekend of the year so far brought tornadoes, giant hail, and non-stop severe weather across 20+ states. </p><p>In this episode of <strong>HailChatter</strong>, Meteorologist Taylor Cox, HailTrace CEO Derik Kline, and Lead Mapping Meteorologist Stephen Barabas break down:</p><p>🌪️ <strong>The Science Behind the Storms</strong> – Why this system was so powerful and how it compares to past outbreaks.</p><p>🧊 <strong>Hail Trends</strong> – Why some areas saw massive hailstones while others saw giant tornadoes.</p><p>📍 <strong>Tracking the Impacts</strong> – From College Station to Greensboro, what these storms left behind.</p><p>🌪️ <strong>Tornado Trends & Comparisons</strong> – Was this outbreak anything like March 14th, 2024?</p><p>🔍 <strong>What’s Next</strong> – Is this a preview of the 2025 storm season?</p><p><br></p><p>This episode is packed with expert analysis, real-time radar breakdowns, and insights into how severe weather impacts the restoration industry.</p><p><strong>📢 Subscribe now and stay ahead of the next big storm!</strong></p><p><br></p><p>This episode features:Ozark - St. Louis, MO 4-Star Storm (05:13 - 11:14)College Station - Carthage, TX 4-Star Storm (11:14 - 16:56)Owensboro - Louisville Area - Jeffersontown, KY - Jeffersonville, IN 5-Star Storm (16:56 - 25:07)Greensboro, SC 4-Star Storm (25:07 - 33:57)</p>
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