This past weekend I made a memory with a 70 year-old pal. We celebrated John Auer’s birthday with a small gathering of those who know personally and professionally the man that so many of us call a friend.
For those …
With the start of the Atlantic Hurricane season a little more than two weeks away on June 1, we have some updates to share on storm season forecasts, new insurance catastrophe reporting forms, and the good …
A bit of post-Thanksgiving thanks for the survival instinct and resiliency of all creatures great and small. A few stray cows have been discovered wandering around Cape Lookout National Seashore in North Carolina. Officials believe they were swept up in …
During two recent trips to the Bahamas, I had the opportunity to see first-hand the damage that Hurricane Dorian inflicted on the islands and talk with surviving residents. Dorian was a Category …
At the beginning of this newsletter, we highlighted a Florida-based relief effort helping the Bahamian people devastated by Hurricane Dorian and its super Category-5 185 mph winds that didn’t subside for nearly 24 hours. As we close, the current death …
Hurricane Dorian served as another reminder of the startling number of Americans at risk of flooding but who have no flood insurance. Even worse are the growing numbers shedding coverage. Meanwhile, in Southwest …
While Hurricane Dorian spared Florida a direct hit, its slow approach and 40-hour long stare-down as it meandered north just 60 miles off the coast cost Florida hundreds of millions of dollars in …
