Loss projections for Hurricane #Helene based on our Automated Event Response service (AER) have been fluctuating over the past 3 days, even though the expected landfall location has not changed significantly – remarkably, it has essentially stayed within roughly 60-mile long part of the Big bend coastline. However, while catastrophic storm surge can be expected, larger part of the wind-related loss is currently projected for Georgia, not Florida – and it will depend on how far inland and at what intensity will the storm penetrate the mainland, and if large population centers such as Atlanta will be in path of the tropical storm-force winds, as suggested by earlier forecasts.
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🌩️ With Hurricane Helene on the horizon, are you still relying on NOAA for hurricane risk data? While NOAA offers valuable public domain information, it may not provide the hyper-accurate insights needed for precise planning. At Juniper Re, we license data to deliver high-definition wind footprints and detailed loss estimates, days before the storm hits. Our offering delivers unparalleled precision, allowing our clients to make better pre- and post-event decisions. Stay tuned for tomorrow's update on Hurricane Helene! #JuniperRe #HurricaneHelene #EventResponse #CatastropheAnalytics #Reinsurance #TogetherWeFlourish 📷 Wind footprint from Reask shown in Insurity Geospatial.
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As the Atlantic hurricane season enters its final weeks, Spire Meteorologist James Van Fleet urges businesses to stay vigilant. In today’s forecast, he highlights a developing storm in the Caribbean that could pose operational risks. The West Pacific is active with four named tropical storms, impacting areas from Vietnam to the Philippines and Japan. Get the inside scoop on the storm tracks, and contact James for your 1:1 business forecast ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ga_Ntvpz #WeatherForecast #BusinessIntelligence #RiskMitigation #InSpire
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As promised, we will continue to keep you updated on tropical storm and hurricane tracking throughout the season. PowerControl Monitoring is actively tracking an area of low pressure in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s currently producing large areas of thunderstorms and heavy rain that will continue to move east across central/southern Florida. The disturbance is expected to move Eastward across Florida and continue into the Atlantic. It’s unlikely it will develop into a named storm, but if it strengthens or the forecast changes, we’ll send out an additional update. #PowerControl #hurricaneseason #PowerSecure
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66 hours of additional time (vs. National Hurricane Center and all other known sources) to prepare for Hurricane Hone helped our customers be better prepared to protect their people and assets. Interested in how AccuWeather's most accurate and advanced tropical forecasts can inform your executives and help you prepare your business? #accuweatherforbusiness #resiliency #emergencypreparedness #businesscontinuity
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UPDATE: Milton has now been upgraded to a Category 5 hurricane: https://lnkd.in/g55XjBPk As #HurricaneMilton makes its way toward the southwest coast of Florida, it has intensified into a major Category 4 storm with 150+ mph winds. There was significant lightning around the eyewall during the period leading up to the intensification. This is expected to be an extremely dangerous storm with current predictions for a #stormsurge of 6-7 feet. There is a chance that #Milton could weaken again before making landfall, but in that scenario, the storm would likely become larger and affect even more people.
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