Q1 severe weather losses in US could hit record $9.5bn: BMS
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Q1 severe weather losses in US could hit record $9.5bn: BMS

Samuel Casey
11 April 2023
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Severe weather losses in the US during the first quarter could hit a modern-day record of $9.5bn, according to BMS.

In note from senior meteorologist and SVP Andrew Siffert, the broker said that claims from thunderstorm, hail, tornado and high winds should come in at a $7bn-$9.5bn

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