"The widespread damage the U.S. experienced last year from tropical systems highlighted the importance of being financially protected from catastrophic losses and that includes having adequate levels of property insurance and flood coverage," Sean Kevelighan, Triple-I CEO, said. (Credit: Mike Stocker) "The widespread damage the U.S. experienced last year from tropical systems highlighted the importance of being financially protected from catastrophic losses and that includes having adequate levels of property insurance and flood coverage," Sean Kevelighan, Triple-I CEO, said. (Credit: Mike Stocker)

The 2022 hurricane season is projected to see 19 named storms and nine hurricanes, four of which are expected to turn into major hurricanes, according to researchers at Colorado State University's (CSU) Department of Atmospheric Science.

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