WIND-RELATED HURRICANE LOSSES FOR HOMEOWNERS IN THE SOUTHEASTERN U.S. COULD BE NEARLY 76 PERCENT HIGHER BY 2060 - Society for Risk Analysis
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Embargoed for Release Until May 21, 2025    For inquiries please contact Natalie Judd or Emma Scott New research finds that homeowners in Texas are predicted to be the hardest hit — along with those in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama  Herndon, VA,  May 21, 2025 — Hurricane winds are a major contributor to storm-related losses for people living in […]
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Original Title: Wind-related hurricane losses for homeowners in the southeastern U.S. could be nearly 76 percent higher by 2060. Over the last decade, these states have been hit hard by destructive storms like Hurricane Helene (2024). Helene’s estimated total costs were $78.7 billion.