Claims are piling up from extreme weather in the Southeast andMidwest that has kept insurers busy evaluating many thousands ofdamaged and destroyed homes.
In St. Louis, a massive tornadowith winds of at least 166 mph rumbled through the northwest sideof the city on April 22, leaving thousands of damaged homes.
It was the strongest tornado in more than 40 years in St. LouisCounty, says the National Weather Service (NWS).
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