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Extreme Weather Insights | August 10–16, 2026 After several weeks of relatively average severe weather activity, the pattern is changing significantly this week. According to Dr.

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WeatherHub Update More Hail Events Are Now Visible on Your Weather Maps Predictive Sales AI weather maps and hail radar now surface smaller hail events, including reports under half an inch, giving contractors a more complete view of storm activity in their markets.

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Whether you're at a home show, county fair, community event, retail location, or knocking doors after a storm, one thing is true: The quality of your follow-up determines the value of every lead you collect.

Severe weather begins the week with a significant round of storms across the western Great Lakes before activity gradually shifts toward the Mid-Atlantic, Great Plains, and Northeast.

Google is making one of the biggest operational changes to Local Services Ads since the platform launched.

After a relatively quiet stretch, severe weather activity is expected to increase again during the week of July 20–26. ​ The latest Extreme Weather Insights forecast calls for a slightly above-average week, earning a score of 6/10.

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The Problem with Traditional Yard Signs For decades, roofing contractors have relied on yard signs to generate neighborhood awareness after completing a project. They work—for a while. A homeowner driving through the neighborhood notices the sign. Maybe a neighbor walking the dog takes a glance.