CSU Research Team Forecasts Slightly Below Average 2023 Hurricane Season April 14, 2023 By Chad Hemenway The hurricane research team at Colorado State University in its early forecast of the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season is predicting...
La Nina Is Gone. These Were the Deadly Storms During its Run March 13, 2023 By Seth Borenstein La Nina seemed to treat Louisiana and the rest of the Southeast United States like a punching bag. Its three-year...
SoCal Storms, Back-to-Back Hurricanes in South Central Part of New Normal? March 2, 2023 By Don Jergler A new AM Best commentary on the latest winter storm to hit Southern California drives home the growing risk and...
Study Says Back-to-Back Hurricanes Likely to Come More Often February 28, 2023 By Seth Borenstein What used to be a rare one-two punch of consecutive hurricanes hitting about the same place in the United States...
Hurricanes Moving Farther North to Pummel Millions More Homes in US February 27, 2023 By Leslie Kaufman and Eric Roston Is it possible to predict exactly where the wind will blow? How about where it will blow 30 years from...
2022 Hurricane Season Ends But Was the Third-Costliest on Record, Thanks to Ian December 2, 2022 By Staff and Wire Reports An Atlantic hurricane season that had 14 named storms officially ended on Wednesday, leaving residents in the Florida Keys to...
Grants for Home Hardening Now Available Under Florida Wind-Mit Program November 23, 2022 By Insurance Journal Staff Reports Florida officials this week announced the hard launch of My Safe Florida Home, a program that provides up to $10,000...
Counting the Rising Cost of Climate Change With Top Most Costly Natural Disasters November 16, 2022 Climate change has raised the cost of natural disasters, as rising sea levels and drought increase the frequency and severity...
Storm Ian Weakens as Millions Left Without Power September 29, 2022 By Brian K. Sullivan and Will Wade Ian was downgraded to a tropical storm as it continued to move northeastward across central Florida, with a massive and...
Strong Category 4 Hurricane Ian Poised to Become One of the Costliest September 28, 2022 By Chad Hemenway With maximum sustained winds of 150 mph at just after 3 p.m. on Sept. 28, Hurricane Ian was just shy...