Weather Risk

CoreLogic report finds homes located where development meets wildland have highest risk of wildfire-related loss.

Scientists agree that Atlantic-basin hurricane patterns will be affected by a warming climate, but whether scientists use regional or global data to predict future storm patterns drastically alters what the forecasted trends will be.

An insurance program aimed at aiding the smallest entrepreneurs in Haiti will make a significant payout to policyholders in the wake of Tropical Storm Isaac, insurers say.

Both the NOAA and a Nobel Prize-winning scientist issued statements linking recent extreme weather events to global warming. How strong is the connection?

As temperatures spike and crops wither, the debate about climate change heats up. Nobel Prize-winning chemist, NOAA weigh in.

More than four million U.S. residences along the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts are at risk of hurricane-driven storm-surge damage, totaling $710 billion in property exposure, says the 2012 CoreLogic Storm Surge Report.