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My home · Weather alerts

When our weather turns, your house gets a plan.

Alerts from the National Weather Service for where you live, with steps for your house, not a generic list.

  • For your address
  • Everyone in your home hears it
A homeowner with a mug looks out a frosted window on a snowy eveningA freeze warning in the app, with steps for this home
What we watch for

The weather Hampton Roads actually gets.

You choose which kinds you hear about. The alerts themselves come straight from the National Weather Service.

Freeze and frost

Freeze Warning, Hard Freeze Watch, Frost Advisory

Tropical storms and hurricanes

Hurricane Warning, Tropical Storm Watch, Storm Surge Warning

Flood and coastal flood

Flood Warning, Flash Flood Watch, Coastal Flood Advisory

Winter storms and ice

Winter Storm Warning, Ice Storm Warning

High wind

High Wind Warning, Wind Advisory

Built from your house

Steps for your house, not everyone's.

Every alert comes with a short list for your home. The more HRHS knows about your house, the more the list fits it.

  • Your appliances and systemsA heat pump, a sump pump or a crawl space changes what you should do
  • Your home's detailsWhere the water shutoff is, so you know before you need it
  • Tick as you goEveryone in your home sees what's done
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
Freeze warningSuffolk, until 9 AM tomorrow

For your home

  • Unhook the garden hoses.
  • Cover the outdoor spigots.
  • Open the sink cabinets on outside walls.
  • Let a faucet on an outside wall drip overnight.
  • Close the crawl space vents.
    Your house has a crawl space
  • Keep snow and ice off the heat pump's outdoor unit.
    You added a heat pump
  • Know where the water shutoff is: garage, left wall.
    From your home's details

Weather alerts for 27 Spinnaker Ct

Freeze and frost
Tropical storms and hurricanes
Flood and coastal flood
Winter storms and ice
High wind
Everyone in your home

One alert reaches the whole house.

Alerts go to everyone in your home as a phone alert, and wait on My home until the weather passes. Switch off any kind you don't want.

An outdoor AC unit beside the water as a storm rolls in
Hurricane season

When a storm is on the way, you'll know what to do.

  • Bring in or tie down patio furniture, grills and trash cans.
  • Clear the gutters and the drains by the street.
  • Photograph each room and the outside of the house for insurance.
  • If you use a generator, run it outside only, far from windows and doors.
After the storm

Your neighbors and your pros, right here.

A pro repairs a storm-damaged fence in a side yard

When a storm leaves a job for a pro

See the ones your neighbors trust, with public reviews and job history.

Neighbors talk over the same fence, back up again

Hear it first from your neighborhood

Outages, storm damage, flooding and road work, from the people who live around you.

Weather ready

Part of your Home Health.

Save where your water shutoff is and get the outdoor faucets and crawl space pipes ready, and your home's Home Health goes up.

Weather ready

Water shutoff not saved; outdoor faucets overdue

Next: save where your water shutoff is.It's in your home's details, ready for the next freeze.
Questions

Questions homeowners ask.

Where do the alerts come from?

The National Weather Service, for the area your home is in. We add the steps for your house.

Will you text me?

No. HRHS sends phone alerts from the app, and you can switch off any kind of alert.

Who gets them?

Everyone in your home who uses HRHS.

Built for our weather

Hurricane season. Nor'easters. Salt air.

Your house lives here too. Start your free Home Report and get alerts with steps for it.

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