Tropical Cyclone

In Lewis Carroll’s nonsense poem, The Jabberwocky, “the slithy toves did gyre and gimble in the wabe.”

Any Category 3 hurricane making landfall near a major city is likely to cause devastating wind damage.

The official Atlantic hurricane season starts on June 1, so it is time for Verisk’s 2022 Hurricane Contest

Every year, approximately 90 tropical cyclones form worldwide, and more than half generally develop into hurricanes.

As coastal development continues, organizations need robust tools to help them manage tropical cyclone risk.

Before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season, we invited you to enter our hurricane contest.

Hurricane Matthew, the 2016 Atlantic season’s most powerful hurricane, made four landfalls, the last as a U.S. Category 1 storm.

Hurricanes are associated in most people’s minds with powerful winds and the damage they can inflict.

Hurricanes Katrina and Ida both made landfall in Louisiana on August 29, but 16 years and 40 miles apart.

In September 1961, a plane investigating Typhoon Nancy reported one-minute sustained winds of 343 km/h.