Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in National Underwriter, P&C.

Insured losses for the United States in June totaled about $200 million due to hail and flooding in the Northern Plains and tornado damage in the Midwest and Ohio Valley, Aon Benfield said.

A report by the analytics firm said flooding and hail in parts of Texas, Nebraska and Iowa produced 25,000 claims totaling $100 million.

Tornadoes and other severe weather in Iowa, Illinois, Michigan and Indiana spawned 20,000 claims and another $100 million in losses, Aon Benfield said.

Economic damages and insured losses are largely unknown for flooding events in Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma during the middle of June and other severe weather in the Midwest, Northern Plains and Northeast at the end of the month. Aon Benfield noted that widespread damage was reported from the Plains to the Ohio Valley due to storms on June 21, as tornadoes and high winds were recorded during severe weather late in the month.

In other parts of the world, a storm in France during the month resulted in 45,000 claims totaling $866 million in losses.

Cyclone Phet made landfall in Oman and Pakistan in June. Insurers in Oman expect payouts of $200 million.

Flooding in China after two weeks of rain in mid-June is said to have caused more than $7.8 billion, according to the report.

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Aon Benfield: $200M Insured U.S. Losses in June

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