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... NEW YORK, May 3, 2013 鈥 The June 1 start of the Atlantic hurricane season is just around the corner. Early predictions indicate an ... Indiana, Michigan, and Missouri. Also, the most recent two hurricane seasons have shown how devastating the consequences of seasonal ...
... weak economy and depressed investment environment. A major hurricane striking the coast of Florida in 2010 hurricane season would cost no less, and would probably cost more, than the ...
... cyclone that has matured to a severe intensity is called a hurricane when it occurs in the Atlantic Ocean or adjacent seas, a typhoon when ...
... on every Florida homeowner鈥檚 mind: Five years without a hurricane, so why haven鈥檛 my insurance rates dropped? The answer is that the long-term threat of major storms for Florida remains and non-hurricane losses are rising, up more than 65 percent, according to the most ...
... most expensive for insurers due to the fact that the peak of hurricane season occurs in September. The most significant catastrophe so far in 2008 was Hurricane Ike, which roared ashore in Galveston, Texas, on September 13 as a ...
... homes, businesses and personal possessions were damaged by Hurricane Charley, according to the 探花精选 Information Institute (I.I.I.). ... as the second most costly in U.S. history surpassed only by Hurricane Andrew which caused $15.5 billion in insured losses in 1992 , said ...
... NEW YORK, August 25, 2008 - As the third anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, it is a good reminder to consider whether you ... to the 探花精选 Information Institute (I.I.I.). Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast on August 29, 2005, was the ...
... for damage to homes, businesses and vehicles in states from Hurricane Katrina. Estimates show that fewer than 2 percent of homeowners' ...
... loss in the history of the global insurance industry until Hurricane Katrina in 2005,鈥 said Hartwig. 鈥淎s construction moves ahead on ...
... in insured losses in 2005, $40.6 billion of which was due to Hurricane Katrina. The first quarter is generally light on catastrophe losses. ... a repeat of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, to a strong hurricane striking Miami or New York, to a major terrorist attack. The 2007 ...