Slow Start to the Season… During this spring and early summer, regions prone to severe thunderstorms saw significantly fewer storms. Oklahoma did not even have a confirmed tornado until May 1 st –...

After a slow start to the season, the first weekend of strong thunderstorms moved across the South. Through the first three months of 2018, there were far fewer severe thunderstorm events across th...

As cold temperatures persisted across much of the U.S. through last weekend, the East Coast recovers from a strong winter storm. Arctic Temperatures across Central and Eastern US Since Christmas Da...

With summer well underway, beachgoers may welcome the warming Atlantic Ocean temperatures. But warm water and other factors have led researchers to update their 2017 hurricane forecasts since our...

April is an active month for violent tornadoes, though overall tornadic activity typically peaks in May and June. We saw more violent tornadoes—EF4 and EF5—in April than any other month from 1950...

Property Claim Services ® (PCS ® ) has designated 32 weather-related catastrophe events for the month of March between 2007 and 2016. Those events caused approximately $14.3 billion in insured loss...

It’s midwinter in the Northern Hemisphere, and we’re looking ahead to February with a review of historical catastrophe activity. In the ten years from 2007 through 2016, PCS® designated 28...

With winter on its way, we look ahead to January cat event risks. Catastrophic January storms since 2007 have caused nearly $5.9 billion in insured losses. PCS has designated 16 catastrophes during...

The 2016 hurricane season ended November 30 with two PCS ® catastrophe designations from Atlantic Basin hurricanes that made landfall in the United States. We discussed Hurricanes Hermine and Matth...