TECHNICAL STORM REPORT: Roofing Damage Assessment Report for New York, New York – March 02, 2026

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### 1. Technical Brief
– Weather Event: Recent storm with wind speeds of 46.1 km/h and 0.7 mm of rain.
– Ice Dam Risk: Elevated due to temperature fluctuations, creating conditions conducive to ice dam formation.
– Overall Risk Score: 5/10 indicates moderate risk, necessitating close monitoring.

### 2. Damage Analysis
– Potential for ice dams formation, causing water to back up under shingles.
-Freeze-thaw cycles may lead to cracked roofing materials and flashing.
-Pooled water from ice dams can create leaks inside the home.
– Increased stress on gutters may lead to sagging or detachment.

### 3. Local Neighborhood Impact
– Upper West Side
– East Village
– Brooklyn Heights
– Astoria

### 4. Protective Measures
– Homeowners are advised to clear gutters and downspouts to prevent ice dam formation.
– Ensure proper attic insulation to minimize temperature fluctuations on the roof.
– Consider heat cables or roof de-icing systems as preventative solutions.
– Regularly inspect roofs for signs of damage before and after storms.

### 5. Regional Impact
– With winds and minimal rain, ice accumulation is the primary concern in various neighborhoods.
– Homeowners should act quickly to mitigate risks associated with ice dams and potential leaks.
– For a professional assessment, Request a Professional Roof Inspection.