Snowfall verification for removal contractors

Audit-ready snow totals for invoices

Save yourself time and look professional with automatically documented snowfall reports.

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What's in the report

The PDF you attach to an invoice

Full season or single storm reports with hourly breakdown and trigger counts.

Sample storm report (PDF) Sample season report (PDF)

Season or storm totals

Winter-to-date accumulation, or a single storm with start and end times.

Hourly breakdown and SLR

Each hour's snow, liquid equivalent, snow-to-liquid ratio, and running total.

Contract triggers

Up to four inch limits per site. Storm reports show the hour each was reached; season reports count storms per trigger.

Your org branding

Company name and logo on a print-ready PDF for accounting and claims files.

Precip vs the Competition

Why snow removal contractors choose Precip over the competition

Other products are slow, expensive, and don't give you the full season. Precip is operational weather plus Verified Snowfall Report PDF exports.

Last updated September 2026

Precip Verified Snowfall Report vs WeatherWorks Certified Snowfall Totals®. Nominative comparison of competing weather documentation products.
Feature WeatherWorks Certified Snowfall Totals® Precip Verified Snowfall Report
Data turnaround 24 to 48 hours post-storm for meteorologist review Available as soon as the storm is in the hourly record
Geographic resolution Nearest airport/co-op station 1 km grid (~0.5 mi²) at the site you pin
Pricing $20 to $50+ per storm report, per property Included with Professional. Generate up to 50 season reports or 500 storm reports.
Storm timeline Typically a 24-hour lump sum Start/end timestamps, hourly accumulation, and SLR
Contract trigger alerts Manual lookup; no real-time alerts Push and email alerts when properties exceed your thresholds

Airport stations vs the job site

Airport observations are designed for aviation. In lake-effect zones, coastal squalls, or terrain-influenced regions, totals can vary by several inches over 10 miles. If the airport received 1.2 inches but a shopping center received 2.5 inches, billing from the airport leaves money on the table.

How Precip estimates snowfall

Dual-polarization NEXRAD, ground gauges, and surface temperature feed a 1 km grid. Each hour's liquid-equivalent snow is converted to depth with that hour's snow-to-liquid ratio.

Included with Professional. Generate up to 50 season reports or 500 storm reports.

Frequently asked questions

What's in a Verified Snowfall Report?

A one-page branded PDF per site. Multiple sites download as a zip of those PDFs. Storm reports show start and end time, total, the hour each contract trigger was reached, and hour-by-hour accumulation. Season reports show a monthly summary and a storm log with the highest trigger each storm reached. See the samples on this page for the exact layout.

Are Precip reports the same as Certified Snowfall Totals®?

No. Certified Snowfall Totals® is a WeatherWorks product name. Precip issues a Verified Snowfall Report from a 1 km radar and gauge grid — not a WeatherWorks CST report.

How does Precip measure snowfall without a physical gauge?

Precip fuses NOAA dual-polarization radar (NEXRAD), quality-controlled gauges, and surface temperature into a 1 km grid (about 160 acres per cell). Each hour's liquid-equivalent snow is converted to depth with that hour's snow-to-liquid ratio.

Why do airport weather station totals differ from my job site?

NOAA/ASOS stations sit at regional airports, often 10 to 25 miles from commercial sites. Lake-effect bands, squalls, and terrain can change totals by several inches across a metro. Precip estimates what fell over the 1 km cell at the pin you choose.

How many reports are included?

Verified Snowfall Reports are included with Professional — generate up to 50 season reports or 500 storm reports.

Export verified snowfall reports for billing

Included with Professional. Generate up to 50 season reports or 500 storm reports.

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