A community association owns a weather event it has no way to describe. The roofs are identical, the storm was identical, and the outcomes will not be. One building is inspected in June and paid. The one behind it is inspected in October and questioned. A third is denied on the grounds that the damage looks older than the claim. Nothing about the hail changed between those three visits; only the memory of it did.
Radar cannot settle this. It is a beam sweeping thousands of feet above your roofline, resolved to a grid far larger than your property, published with no accuracy statement — which is exactly why two adjusters can read it two ways. Hailios Fusion AI, trained on years of Tessera measurements, answers each address on its own, closer than a radar pixel alone: whether it hailed, how big, and on what date, with its certainty stated. The board and the carrier stop arguing about the weather and start talking about the roofs.