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StormKit

Save this before the next Oklahoma storm. If you have internet, open the official source links at the top of each section because saved copies can go stale.

StormKit is not an emergency alert, inspection, insurance advice, or roof-damage diagnosis. Follow NWS warnings, local officials, and emergency services first.

Latest official source: NWS Severe Thunderstorm Safety

Latest official source: NWS Understand Severe Weather Alerts

When a warning is active

Watch means be ready; warning means act now.
Move people and pets away from windows.
Do not go outside during the storm to check the roof.

Latest official source: Ready.gov Severe Weather

Latest official source: NOAA Weather Radio

Before storm season

Turn on Wireless Emergency Alerts on each phone.
Know the safest interior room or shelter area.
Consider NOAA Weather Radio as a backup that does not rely on your phone.

Latest official source: Oklahoma Insurance Department Storm Damage

After the storm passes

Stay on the ground and take photos of visible issues safely.
Save receipts for temporary repairs that prevent more damage.
Get more than one bid and do not sign blank contracts.

Latest official source: Oklahoma CIB Search Registered Roofing Contractors

Latest Roof Neighbor source: Ground-Level Roof Check

Roof-specific next steps

This saved card does not confirm damage at your address.
Do not climb a ladder or walk on the roof after hail, wind, or lightning.
Ask roofers for registration, insurance, written scope, and references.