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Florida storms, by ZIP code.

Storm reports, weather warnings and FEMA disaster declarations for Florida, joined to roof permits and licensed contractors in Orlando, Miami-Dade and Miami. See where roof work is spiking after a storm, and look up any Florida ZIP's storm history.

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Active Florida alerts right now

Active NWS alerts
AlertCountUntilIssued by
Flood Warning22Oct 16, 2026NWS Melbourne FL, NWS Tampa Bay Ruskin FL, NWS Mobile AL
Coastal Flood Statement2Oct 13, 2026NWS Key West FL
Coastal Flood Advisory1Oct 13, 2026NWS Jacksonville FL

Roof permits, last 30 days vs normal

1,010 roof permits issued Sep 13, 2026 to Oct 10, 2026 (28 days) vs 1,164 expected from the prior 90 days: 0.87× normal. Latest permit in data: Oct 10, 2026.

Roof permits by ZIP
ZIPAreaRoof permitsExpectedRatio
33015Miami-Dade County4636.71.25×
33125City of Miami2416.81.43×
33170Miami-Dade County2215.21.44×
33055Miami-Dade County2417.71.35×
32822City of Orlando105.61.79×
33109Miami-Dade County61.63.86×
33183Miami-Dade County2622.11.18×
33130City of Miami62.22.76×
33033Miami-Dade County2117.41.21×
33145City of Miami1713.71.24×
33187Miami-Dade County1512.11.24×
33157Miami-Dade County2522.41.12×
33150Miami-Dade County107.81.29×
33143Miami-Dade County1412.11.15×
33147Miami-Dade County3836.11.05×

Window ends at the latest permit date in our data. Ratio shown only when at least 1 permit was expected. Roof permits issued in the window vs the average daily rate in the 90 days before the window start, scaled to the window length. Permit filing usually lags storm damage by 2 to 8 weeks. Roof permits: City of Orlando, Miami-Dade County (unincorporated + county-permitted) and City of Miami.

Contractors pulling roof permits (last 30 days)

Contractors pulling roof permits
ContractorLicenseRoof permitsLicense first issuedCILB cases on record
T & S ROOFING SYSTEMS INCCCC1326032
Current, Active		23Jun 18, 20040
AZ CONTRACTING OF SOUTH FLORIDA, INC. DBA:MAZE ROOFINGCCC1328669
Current, Active		21Jun 25, 20080
SKYMARK ROOFING LLCCCC1331404
Current, Active		14Jan 18, 20180
ROOFTECS OF FLORIDA LLCCCC1330873
Current, Active		13Dec 3, 20150
FL SPECIALTY ROOFINGCCC1333489
Current, Active		11Dec 9, 20210
LOCK TIGHT IMPACT WINDOWS DOORS & ROOFING INCCCC1328915
Current, Active		11Dec 23, 20080
S&S ROOFING CORPORATIONCCC1332780
Current, Active		10Oct 26, 20200
FLORIDA QUALITY ROOF SOLUTION CORPCCC1334280
Current, Active		8Dec 8, 20220
DOGA CONSTRUCTION INCCCC1333736
Current, Active		8Apr 12, 20220
TREJOS ROOFING LLCCCC1333516
Current, Active		8Dec 27, 20210
Z ROOFING & WATERPROOFING INCCCC1333102
Current, Active		8Apr 16, 20210
T & E ROOFING INCCCC1332944
Current, Active		8Jan 29, 20210
ROOFINGCCC1332148
Current, Active		8Jul 23, 20190
ACTION ROOFING SERVICES LLCCCC1336714
Current, Active		7Jun 12, 20250
BUILD PRO CONSTRUCTION INCCCC1336204
Current, Active		7Nov 14, 20240

11 of these licenses were first issued within 12 months of Sep 13, 2026; 0 have Florida CILB disciplinary cases on record (FY2021/22 onward). Official Florida DBPR license records and CILB disciplinary case counts (FY2021/22 onward). A case on record is not a finding about current conduct; read the DBPR record before relying on it.

Recent Florida storm events

1,015 storm reports, 994 NWS alerts and 1,006 FEMA declaration areas on file.

Use it from code or AI agents

REST: /api/v1/storm-history?zip=33139 (zip, from, to, radius_miles). MCP: add https://flgovdata.com/mcp and call storm_history. Free and keyless, 60 requests per minute. Docs.

Questions

Where does the storm data come from?

National Weather Service alerts (api.weather.gov), NWS Local Storm Reports, NOAA Storm Prediction Center storm reports, and FEMA OpenFEMA disaster declarations and flood insurance claims. All are free federal feeds published for automated access. We refresh weather data hourly and FEMA data every 6 hours.

What is the roof-permit spike?

For each ZIP code we cover, we count roof permits issued after a storm and compare them with the average daily rate in the 90 days before it. A ratio above 1 means more roof permits than usual. Permits usually lag storm damage by 2 to 8 weeks.

Which areas have roof permits?

The City of Orlando, Miami-Dade County and the City of Miami, the Florida jurisdictions that publish full, fresh permit feeds. Storm reports, alerts and FEMA declarations cover all of Florida.

Do you list homeowners?

No. We publish ZIP-level counts and licensed contractor records only. There are no homeowner names, phone numbers or contact lists, and FEMA data is shown as ZIP or county totals.

Is this a damage or date-of-loss report?

No. These are raw government reports, not a forensic weather opinion, an insurance determination or a consumer report. Verify with the issuing agency before relying on them.

Is it free?

Yes. The pages, the REST endpoint /api/v1/storm-history and the MCP tool storm_history are free during early access, limited to 60 requests per minute. A paid alert feed is planned only if enough people join the waitlist.

Sources

Source: FEMA OpenFEMA (Disaster Declarations Summaries v2; NFIP Redacted Claims v3). This product uses the FEMA OpenFEMA API, but is not endorsed by FEMA. The Federal Government or FEMA cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from the Agency's website(s).

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