Colorado's Hail Season Is a 90-Day Sprint, Not a Six-Month Marathon
The Front Range's severe hail window runs essentially mid-April through mid-July — a compressed timeline that concent...
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Hail Damage Prevention: The Complete Guide to Protecting Vehicles From Severe Storms
The most effective hail protection happens weeks before the first storm watch, not in the frantic minutes after your ...
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Your Car Lost Value the Moment That Hail Hit — Even If the Repair Looks Perfect
A flawless PDR job erases the dents but not the record, and that Carfax entry can cost you thousands when you sell.
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Kansas Hail: How the Flattest Terrain in America Creates the Most Consistent Hail Factory on the Planet
The absence of mountains doesn't just make Kansas flat—it makes it uniquely vulnerable to hail storms that can sustai...
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A Golf Ball of Ice Hits Your Car at 100 MPH. Here's What Actually Happens to the Cover Material.
The physics of hail protection comes down to one question: can the material deform faster than the ice transfers its ...
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Why Texas Owns America's Hail Problem — And It's Not Just Because Everything's Bigger
The dryline — a meteorological boundary unique to the southern Plains — parks itself over Texas more reliably than an...
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The Metal Memory: What Paintless Dent Repair Can and Cannot Fix After a Hailstorm
PDR technicians push dents from behind using specialized tools to restore metal to its original shape without disturb...
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What Hail Damage Actually Looks Like on Your Car: From Dimples to Write-Offs
Hail damage ranges from thumbnail-sized dents invisible from five feet away to shattered windshields and body panels ...
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Why the Denver-Colorado Springs Corridor Gets Hit by More Hail Than Anywhere Else in America
The I-25 Front Range corridor experiences the highest frequency of large hail in North America, a consequence of geog...
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The Hail Belt: Why the Great Plains Get Hammered by Ice More Than Anywhere Else on Earth
A unique collision of geography, moisture, and altitude creates the world's most concentrated hail zone across Americ...
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Hail Size Chart: Why a Golf Ball Hits Harder Than You Think
The National Weather Service uses everyday objects to describe hailstone diameter, but a two-inch stone carries eight...
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Hail Isn't Frozen Rain — It's a Recycling Accident Inside Thunderstorms
Ice stones form when updrafts repeatedly throw raindrops back into freezing air, building layers like an onion until ...
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