Hurricane and windstorm coverage
Meteorologists are predicting a milder Atlantic hurricane season, and it's all thanks to El Niño. But what does a "quieter" season really mean for you and your property? Let's break it down.
Forecasters are predicting a quieter hurricane season, but don't let that fool you into a false sense of security. It only takes one storm to cause devastation, and now is the critical time to ensure your insurance is ready.
A new analysis from catastrophe modeler Karen Clark & Co. paints a sobering picture. A 1-in-100-year hurricane hitting New York City could trigger over $100 billion in insured losses, a figure that would shake the entire industry.
Ever feel like hurricanes are getting worse every year? A new study shows it's not your imagination. Warmer oceans are supercharging these storms, and the damage—and insurance costs—are skyrocketing.
The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season felt like a rollercoaster, with intense storms followed by strange calm. We're breaking down what actually happened and what it means for your insurance.
Good news for Louisiana homeowners! If you thought you missed the boat on the Fortify Homes grant, a tech glitch has given you a second chance. Find out the new deadline and what you need to do right now.
When a hurricane hits, you expect major insurance payouts. But Zurich's CFO says they don't anticipate material losses from Hurricane Melissa. The reason why is a powerful lesson for us all.
When a hurricane finally moves on, the financial storm is just beginning. We're breaking down the staggering $2.4 billion in privately insured losses from Hurricane Melissa and what it means for everyone.
The TWIA board just approved its 2026 operating budget, and there's a slight increase in expenses. Let's break down what this actually means for you and your windstorm policy.
When a hurricane hits, the last thing you need is a battle with your insurance company. Regulators just sent a clear message by fining two more insurers for dropping the ball on claims.
Hurricane Melissa left a path of destruction in Jamaica, and for the first time, we're seeing the full extent of it almost instantly. Discover how new satellite technology is changing everything for homeowners and the insurance industry after a disaster.
We often see hurricanes devastate the Caribbean and think it's a distant problem. But as the remnants of Hurricane Melissa head for Northern Europe, it's time to ask: what does this mean for our homes and our insurance?