Replacing a couple of old fashioned roof tiles after some bugger threw a stone and smashed them

[DIYNovice1979]

Last Sunday night, I noticed a damp patch in the extension bedroom. Today I got up there with a ladder and found a large hole with a rounded stone in it (see pics). The stone was a decent weight, being around 400g. There was some felt underneath, but it looks like this is damaged as well.

How can I fix this long term? I've tried calling a roofer, but they're at least a few weeks away.

In the short term I've done a patch up job...

Pics below

Broken tiles, my quick patching up job and the stone thrown that caused the damage (I found it on the tile)

 

[^woody^]

Done properly, your DPC patch will last many, many years. I can vouch for that.

You could also glue the piece back in with a quality polymer mastic adhesive for aesthetics.

 

[endecotp]

It is a meteorite???