North Atlantic Hurricane Season Begins With Ripe Conditions for Above-Average Activity June 1, 2022 By L.S. Howard As the North Atlantic hurricane season begins officially today, forecasters continue to predict above-average storm activity. The pre-season forecast update...
Using Building Codes and Property Characteristics to Keep up With 2020 Hurricane Season September 18, 2020 By Saumi Shokraee, Tom Jeffery, Senior Hazard Scientist, Tom Larsen, Daniel Betten, Principal Research Scientist, Curtis McDonald and David Smith, Senior Leader, Science and Analytics Group This post is part of a series sponsored by CoreLogic. Though the COVID-19 pandemic is occupying most of our attention...
U.S. March Storms Cost Economy $3B; Argentina, Uruguay Drought $4B: Aon Report April 6, 2018 A series of winter storms and severe weather in the United States during March brought economic damages of US$3 billion,...
La Niña Has 55% Chance of Waning During March-May, Says National Weather Service March 8, 2018 The current La Niña phase of the climate cycle will most likely transition during the March-May season to ENSO-neutral conditions,...
Full-Fledged El Nino Increasingly Likely in Second Half 2017 May 5, 2017 By John Kemp El Nino conditions are developing across the Pacific with an increasing probability that a full-fledged El Nino episode will occur...
What to Know About El Nino, La Nina February 19, 2016 By Karen Braun If you have never heard the term “El Nino,” you might have been living under a rock. The common informed...
Global Insured Cat Losses in First Half Are Below Long-Term Average: Munich Re July 14, 2015 Overall losses and insured losses from natural catastrophes during the first half of 2015 were below long-term average values, according...