Peter Dailey, vice president and director of atmospheric science at catastrophe modeler AIR Worldwide provides some answers to hurricane-related questions on the eve of this year's season in the Atlantic.

NOAAs Climate Prediction Center predicts a 70 percent likelihood of 13 to 20 named storms in the Atlantic this hurricane season.

U.S. captive domiciles are healthy and growing, but it wasnt always this way.

AIR Worldwide has incorporated a climate-change analysis tool into its Catastrophe Risk Engineering (CRE) program, adding the reality of increasingly volatile weather into risk scenarios that may impact companies and emergency services.