Burlington Twp, NJ: roof checks after the November 12, 2026 hail reports

The Storm Prediction Center received 1 preliminary hail report near Burlington Twp, NJ on November 12, 2026. The largest reported hail was 1.75 inches. A report describes one location, not every house nearby. It does not prove damage to your roof or that insurance will pay.

Event date: November 12, 2026. Source last checked: Nov 13, 2026, 2:26 AM EST.

What was reported

All reports are preliminary and may be revised. Several reports can describe the same storm. These are not counts of damaged homes.

Report comments (as filed):

• 1 NE Burlington Twp: “Pictures sent in via social media. (PHI)”

Those comments describe what the spotter saw, not an inspection of your property.

If you have a leak or a safety concern

Look from the ground. Do not climb onto a wet or damaged roof. Keep clear of downed power lines and unstable trees. Keep people away from sagging ceilings or wet electrical equipment. If water is coming in, arrange safe temporary protection and keep the scope and receipts. For urgent steps, use the emergency roof repair checklist.

Estimate a budget for your house, not the whole town

Check replacement cost for my address

Enter the full street address, city and state. Confirm the highlighted building, roof pitch and material. The result is a whole-roof replacement planning range, not the cost of this storm's damage. The map does not show hail strikes, shingle condition or insurance coverage, and a repair may be a much smaller job.

What will a repair cost?

The report alone can't price a repair. Angi's national roof-repair guide lists $395–$1,967 for roof repairs overall, with a $1,174 average (updated October 14, 2026). Those are national figures, not a local post-storm quote. Use the repair cost guide, the hail damage inspection guide and the repair-or-replace tool to organize bids, and the quote comparer once they arrive.

A practical evidence checklist

• Write down when you noticed the problem and which rooms or areas are affected.
• Photograph what you can see from a safe spot. Don't go onto a hazardous roof for photos.
• Save this page's date and source link, keeping in mind it doesn't show damage at your address.
• Keep receipts and the scope for any temporary protection.
• Ask the roofer to write down what they saw, the permanent work they recommend and any allowance for hidden damage.
• Check your policy's wind and hail deductible, settlement terms and deadlines with your insurer. The out-of-pocket guide explains ACV, RCV and deductibles.

RoofGenius does not inspect roofs, file claims or represent you in a claim. Check any contractor's license, insurance and references yourself.

Sources

• NOAA Storm Prediction Center, 261112_rpts_hail.csv. SPC's reporting day runs 12:00 UTC to 11:59 UTC the next day. Times here are converted to New York time.
• Angi, How much does roof repair cost?, updated October 14, 2026.

Storm reports are point observations, not a hail-footprint map. This page is planning information, not a damage assessment or insurance advice.