Weather Risk

Much of that damage — $112 million — impacted Louisiana agriculture.

Here's what insurance professionals should know in the wake of the destructive Spokane Complex Fire.

The combined forces of El Niño and global warming are expected to drive up losses in the second half of 2026.

These storms bring high winds, thunder and lightning, hail and even tornadic events.

In southwestern France, fire crews have been battling blazes that forced more than 200,000 residents and tourists to evacuate.

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