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A Miss. Mega-Flood Could Cause $160 B In Damage

The study, conducted Newark, Calif.-based Risk Management Solutions and published on the 80th anniversary of the largest flood disaster in U.S. history, estimates that the losses would be between $130

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If the deadly 1927 Great Mississippi Flood were to recur today, its economic destruction could hit $160 billion, a catastrophe modeling firm projects.

The study, conducted Newark, Calif.-based Risk Management Solutions and published on the 80th anniversary of the largest flood disaster in U.S. history, estimates that the losses would be between $130 and $160 billion.

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