Triple-I Paper Looks at Convective Storms, Mitigation, and Resilience

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Insurance Information Institute - May 07, 2020

Severe convective storms—tornadoes, hail, drenching thunderstorms with lightning, and damaging straight-line winds—are among the biggest threats to life and property in the United States. They were the costliest natural catastrophes for insurers in 2019, and this year’s tornado season is already...

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