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Do Solar Panels Work in Bad Weather? Absolutely! 

Solar energy is more reliable than you might think — even when the weather isn’t sunny.

Here’s how solar panels perform in all types of conditions:


☁️ Cloudy Days: Solar panels still generate electricity — even without full sunlight. On overcast days, they can still produce 25–40% of their normal output, depending on cloud cover.


🌧️ Rainy Weather: Rain actually helps! It washes away dirt and dust, keeping your panels clean and efficient. Plus, cooler temps can improve panel performance.


🌨️ Hail Resistance + Insurance Protection:Modern solar panels are built tough — most are designed to withstand hailstones up to 1 inch or more in diameter. While severe hailstorms can still pose a risk, here’s the good news:

Homeowners insurance typically covers hail damage to solar panels.

✅ Most policies include roof-mounted panels under dwelling coverage, or other structures coverage for ground-mounted systems.

✅ If hail damages your panels, insurance may help cover the repair or replacement — just check your deductible and policy limits.

✅ In hail-prone areas like Kansas, some insurers may apply special deductibles, so it's smart to review your policy in advance.


💨 Wind Durability:Solar panels are also designed to withstand strong wind loads, often rated to endure winds of up to 120–140 mph, depending on the mounting system and local building codes. With proper installation, your solar system can hold up even during severe Kansas windstorms — providing both safety and peace of mind.

At Waring Electric, we install high-quality, weather-tested solar systems designed for the unpredictable Kansas climate — backed by expert installation and long-term performance.


Solar works year-round. Whether it's sunny, rainy, windy, or cloudy, your system is still working to reduce your energy bills and power your home.


📞 Contact Waring Electric today to learn how solar performs in your area — and how it can protect your home and your budget.



 
 
 

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