Emergency Contractors Arrive In Santa Teresa, NM & El Paso, TX After Hail Destroys Roofs, April 26, 2022
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Residents of Santa Teresa, New Mexico, and El Paso, Texas were rudely awakened by heavy hailstones pummeling their homes. A farmer and rancher, Jim Jordan said he awakened to the sound of hail pounding on his roof. He said, “it sounded like people on top of my roof banging on it with a baseball bat”. People who depend on greenhouses and crops, as well as home and business owners, had to face the mess the next day: clean up, do emergency remediation and bring in a lot of help. Their livelihoods depend on greenhouses to keep their plants cool in the blistering New Mexico heat, as well as keeping their homes and barns cool. RestoreMasters experts arrived in time to assist with all these details, and help to assess the damage and report it to residents’ and business owners’ insurance companies.
An area hail map indicating the storm straddling the New Mexico and Texas border indicates hail up to 1" on the edge of the storm (yellow) with hail reaching nearly 2 inches (orange) in the center of the storm. One-inch hail can cause a good deal of damage to roofs and sidings, but when it gets near 2 inches and larger it can create significant damage. Texas and New Mexico were not the only areas affected by storms this day, Waynesboro, VA and surrounding areas were also hit with severe hail and a tornado.

News centers and residents post images and videos of the storm and its aftermath, on social media:
Last night a lone thunderstorm dumped lots of quarter size hail here at the @NWSElPaso office. Our admin vehicles took a beating. pic.twitter.com/82pT6zuuOZ
— NWS El Paso (@NWSElPaso) April 27, 2022
Hail was pretty intense last night. This is a shot from a viewer that got hit hard in the Santa Teresa area. pic.twitter.com/a49AuhgZE7
— TV’s Wil Herren (@WilHerrenKVIA) April 27, 2022
Looks like snow at a park in Vinton. Some people are waking up to left over debris this morning from last nights crazy hail storm.
— Brianna Chávez KVIA ABC-7 (@bri_chavez) April 27, 2022
We’re live on Good Morning El Paso. @abc7breaking
WATCH: https://t.co/cC1JsZCePq pic.twitter.com/lDz9ZWk4na
Viewers in the Canutillo and Upper Valley areas reported quarter-size hail.⛈🧊
— CBS4Local (@CBS4Local) April 27, 2022
See videos/pictures:⬇https://t.co/qa5UYhiRyE
Severe large hail and heavy rains hit parts of El Paso https://t.co/DcxIS3t6Jo
— KVIA ABC-7 News (@abc7breaking) April 27, 2022
Hail stones reported in Santa Teresa from tonight’s severe thunderstorm.
— Monica Cortez (@MonicaKTSM) April 27, 2022
-📸: Certified Weather Watcher Miguel Vigil pic.twitter.com/jsdZkNAwbD
Santa Teresa, New Mexico saw some hail yesterday.
— Jessica Gonzalez (@JessicaKFOX14) April 27, 2022
That crazy borderland weather.
Send us your weather images: https://t.co/Ucan16P7mh
Courtesy: Albert Melendez pic.twitter.com/dixjvZoMp4
The National Weather Service hail report indicates hail and heavy rain:
- Santa Teresa: Small hail and heavy rain in some parts, 1-inch diameter hail in Dona Ana county.
- Canutillo: heavy rain and small hail mix in El Paso.
- Anthony: lots of quarter-inch hail in El Paso.
RestoreMasters urges home and business owners to practice the utmost caution if doing roof inspections, being sure the ladder is in top working condition as well as wearing the correct type of shoes, soft-sole, or roofing boots. Bring chalk to mark damaged areas and a camera to take pictures for the insurance claim. A ground inspection can give an idea of how much damage might be on the roof, for example, dented gutters, and downspouts. Dents, dings, and other impact marks on siding and windowsills/casings may also indicate roof tile damage. Clearly, if these areas are damaged then it is highly unlikely the roof came out unscathed. RestoreMasters has experts with the training and skills to quickly and safely assess roof damage as well as provide assistance with insurance companies, emergency remediation, and final repairs.
Strong winds can rip open some roofing systems and cause severe roof wind damage. Some older roofs can be damaged by winds as low as 50 miles per hour. Several factors will determine the severity of roof damage: the height of the building and proximity to nearby structures, the quality of work by the original installers, the shape and angle of the roof, the age and type of roofing materials, and the impact from debris.

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