The 2024 SCS season delivered record-breaking insured losses, underscoring the escalating challenges insurers face. As 2025 unfolds, with La Niña expected to influence weather patterns this year, the unpredictability of SCS frequency and impact remains a significant concern. Traditional risk models often fall short in providing the granular, property-specific data needed for accurate underwriting and pricing in this volatile environment.

This report offers critical insights into navigating the increasingly complex landscape of severe weather risks. Learn how AI-driven analytics and comprehensive property-level data highlight the factors shaping this storm season and the potential impact on the insurance industry, providing you with the knowledge and tools to adapt to this increasingly volatile storm season.

Download this report and you’ll learn:

How 2024’s $56B in storm losses reshaped risk – and what it means for 2025.
Which regions face heightened risk due to the La Niña effect.
Why the severity of hail & wind claims keeps rising – and how to get ahead.
The limitations of traditional stochastic models for policy-level risk assessment.
How AI-driven models offer superior, property-level insights for smarter underwriting and rates.
Real-world case studies demonstrating the predictive accuracy of these advanced models.
Strategies for leveraging property-specific data to improve underwriting, optimize pricing, and build resilient portfolios.

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