September 2017

The team arrived in Mexico City a week after the M7.1 earthquake struck the central Mexican state of Puebla.

On Monday, September 25, AIR released modeled loss estimates for Hurricane Maria’s path through the Caribbean.

AIR's damage survey team was in Naples and Bonita Springs on Wednesday, September 20 in the aftermath of Hurricane Irma's track through Florida.

Clients who license Analyze Re, as well as AIR Products Touchstone® or CATRADER®, will now be able to export loss curves (Year Event Loss Tables, or YELTs) from Touchstone and CATRADER directly into Analyze Re.

Local businesses are estimated to have suffered billions of dollars in damage from Hurricane Harvey, not taking into account disruption of Houston’s economic output, valued at USD 10 billion per week before the hurricane.

On Saturday, September 16, an AIR damage survey team headed to southwest Florida to conduct damage surveys following Hurricane Irma's second US landfall on Marco Island.

Just south of Tokyo on September 15, 1947, Typhoon Kathleen made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane.

The Atlantic Hurricane Season has only just recently passed its peak (September 10) and there is a lot more time left. But this year is already going into the record books for many reasons.

Even as all eyes were on Irma's destructive path through the Caribbean and its approach toward Florida, AIR's damage survey team were in Houston, TX, studying the flood damage caused by Hurricane Harvey's record-breaking precipitation.

While it may sound strange, in many ways the people in Rockport, Texas, whose homes were destroyed by the strong winds that accompanied Hurricane Harvey, are the lucky ones. It is the people who suffered from Harvey's other major peril—the devastating flooding—that are in far worse shape.