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Swiss Re Estimates Natural Catastrophes Caused $31 Billion Insured Losses for First-Half 2016 - FloodList
A report by Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, estimates that insured losses from both natural and man-made catastrophes rose by 51% to USD 31 billion in the first half of 2016. Three seperate storms in the US generated the highest insured losses.
The total economic losses from disaster events increased by 38% to USD 71 billion, primarily due to natural catastrophes such as the storms in the USA, earthquakes in Japan, storms and floods in Europe, and wildfires in Canada.
However, the number of fatalities is much lower than 2015. Swiss Re say that as many as 6 000 lives lost in disaster events in H1 2016, compared to 12 000 in the same period of the previous year.
Swiss Re say that, of the total economic losses in the first half of the year, natural catastrophes made up USD 68 billion (compared with USD 46 billion in H1 2015), while the remaining USD 3 billion came from man-made disasters. Total global insured losses from natural catastrophes rose to USD 28 billion, driven by large losses from different perils, from thunderstorms to wildfires, across all regions. This is slightly above the annual average first-half loss of the previous 10 years. Insured losses from man-made disasters fell to USD 3 billion from USD 5 billion in the first half of 2015.
Thunderstorms in the US Generate Highest Insured Losses
Three separate severe weather events in the US, including large hail, caused combined insured losses of over USD 7 billion. The most intense of these was a major convective storm in Texas in April 2016, resulting in insured losses of USD 3.1 billion, as large hailstones caused widespread property damage.
Well, looks like 2016 is going to be one for the record books. Warmest year on record. Huge floods displacing tens of thousands of people. East Coast huge forest fires burning towns, after Thanksgiving. Now, as a finale, very cold for the middle of the nation, and the Arctic gets another shot of heat. Record low Sea Ice, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. I think that 2017 will also be a very interesting year.
Oh hell no. The new GOP policy, just pitch them in the nearest river, no EPA rules against polluting the rivers.Is it painful to die in frost? And if the cold is that frosty in the US this winter, then do hospitals help unfreeze the homeless before they die?
Swiss Re, one of the biggest re-insurance companies in the world. No temper tantrum here, just a determination to keep this nation a first world nation. The orange clown will do everything in his power to create a third world USA.Swiss Re Estimates Natural Catastrophes Caused $31 Billion Insured Losses for First-Half 2016 - FloodList
A report by Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, estimates that insured losses from both natural and man-made catastrophes rose by 51% to USD 31 billion in the first half of 2016. Three seperate storms in the US generated the highest insured losses.
The total economic losses from disaster events increased by 38% to USD 71 billion, primarily due to natural catastrophes such as the storms in the USA, earthquakes in Japan, storms and floods in Europe, and wildfires in Canada.
However, the number of fatalities is much lower than 2015. Swiss Re say that as many as 6 000 lives lost in disaster events in H1 2016, compared to 12 000 in the same period of the previous year.
Swiss Re say that, of the total economic losses in the first half of the year, natural catastrophes made up USD 68 billion (compared with USD 46 billion in H1 2015), while the remaining USD 3 billion came from man-made disasters. Total global insured losses from natural catastrophes rose to USD 28 billion, driven by large losses from different perils, from thunderstorms to wildfires, across all regions. This is slightly above the annual average first-half loss of the previous 10 years. Insured losses from man-made disasters fell to USD 3 billion from USD 5 billion in the first half of 2015.
Thunderstorms in the US Generate Highest Insured Losses
Three separate severe weather events in the US, including large hail, caused combined insured losses of over USD 7 billion. The most intense of these was a major convective storm in Texas in April 2016, resulting in insured losses of USD 3.1 billion, as large hailstones caused widespread property damage.
Well, looks like 2016 is going to be one for the record books. Warmest year on record. Huge floods displacing tens of thousands of people. East Coast huge forest fires burning towns, after Thanksgiving. Now, as a finale, very cold for the middle of the nation, and the Arctic gets another shot of heat. Record low Sea Ice, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. I think that 2017 will also be a very interesting year.
Yeah but this stuff has been happening for all of eternity.........not some new phenomena like the alarmists would like you to think.
You could throw out this general shit every year and make it look like doomsday. That's what the alarmists do...........make everyday shit look ominous. Only suckers fall for it............which isn't many. A distinct majority now view man-made global warming as false.
Democrats: From Temper Tantrum to Self-Delusion | RealClearPolitics
Now jc, just because you cannot see that we are seeing exactly what was predicted is only an indication of your lack of intellectual capacity. So we see record hot temperatures in the summer, fall, and spring. Then, in the winter, an occasional record cold temperature as the jet stream dive further south due to a warmer arctic. One of the primary predictions of global warming is wider and wilder swings in the weather, with an overall warming. That is exactly what we are seeing.
That's what the warmers are seeing only!! That's not what the public is seeing though.........and that's everything. Nobody out there is following this shit in the journals!! And anyway..........the whole wider and wilder stuff is being debunked...........
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The world has heard time after time after time after time the predictions by the climate nutters be 100% incorrect!!
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Swiss Re, one of the biggest re-insurance companies in the world. No temper tantrum here, just a determination to keep this nation a first world nation. The orange clown will do everything in his power to create a third world USA.Swiss Re Estimates Natural Catastrophes Caused $31 Billion Insured Losses for First-Half 2016 - FloodList
A report by Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, estimates that insured losses from both natural and man-made catastrophes rose by 51% to USD 31 billion in the first half of 2016. Three seperate storms in the US generated the highest insured losses.
The total economic losses from disaster events increased by 38% to USD 71 billion, primarily due to natural catastrophes such as the storms in the USA, earthquakes in Japan, storms and floods in Europe, and wildfires in Canada.
However, the number of fatalities is much lower than 2015. Swiss Re say that as many as 6 000 lives lost in disaster events in H1 2016, compared to 12 000 in the same period of the previous year.
Swiss Re say that, of the total economic losses in the first half of the year, natural catastrophes made up USD 68 billion (compared with USD 46 billion in H1 2015), while the remaining USD 3 billion came from man-made disasters. Total global insured losses from natural catastrophes rose to USD 28 billion, driven by large losses from different perils, from thunderstorms to wildfires, across all regions. This is slightly above the annual average first-half loss of the previous 10 years. Insured losses from man-made disasters fell to USD 3 billion from USD 5 billion in the first half of 2015.
Thunderstorms in the US Generate Highest Insured Losses
Three separate severe weather events in the US, including large hail, caused combined insured losses of over USD 7 billion. The most intense of these was a major convective storm in Texas in April 2016, resulting in insured losses of USD 3.1 billion, as large hailstones caused widespread property damage.
Well, looks like 2016 is going to be one for the record books. Warmest year on record. Huge floods displacing tens of thousands of people. East Coast huge forest fires burning towns, after Thanksgiving. Now, as a finale, very cold for the middle of the nation, and the Arctic gets another shot of heat. Record low Sea Ice, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. I think that 2017 will also be a very interesting year.
Yeah but this stuff has been happening for all of eternity.........not some new phenomena like the alarmists would like you to think.
You could throw out this general shit every year and make it look like doomsday. That's what the alarmists do...........make everyday shit look ominous. Only suckers fall for it............which isn't many. A distinct majority now view man-made global warming as false.
Democrats: From Temper Tantrum to Self-Delusion | RealClearPolitics
Your orange clown will have us in the same economic shape by 2019 as Bush had us in 2008. President Obama inherited an economy headed straight down. Clear down to 6500. And unemployment briefly hit 10%. Now the market is at 19,500, and unemployment at 4.5%. I am sure that the orange clown will do better than Bush at destroying the economy. And you in GOP will be so pleased to have created the Second Great Republican Depression.Swiss Re, one of the biggest re-insurance companies in the world. No temper tantrum here, just a determination to keep this nation a first world nation. The orange clown will do everything in his power to create a third world USA.Swiss Re Estimates Natural Catastrophes Caused $31 Billion Insured Losses for First-Half 2016 - FloodList
A report by Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, estimates that insured losses from both natural and man-made catastrophes rose by 51% to USD 31 billion in the first half of 2016. Three seperate storms in the US generated the highest insured losses.
The total economic losses from disaster events increased by 38% to USD 71 billion, primarily due to natural catastrophes such as the storms in the USA, earthquakes in Japan, storms and floods in Europe, and wildfires in Canada.
However, the number of fatalities is much lower than 2015. Swiss Re say that as many as 6 000 lives lost in disaster events in H1 2016, compared to 12 000 in the same period of the previous year.
Swiss Re say that, of the total economic losses in the first half of the year, natural catastrophes made up USD 68 billion (compared with USD 46 billion in H1 2015), while the remaining USD 3 billion came from man-made disasters. Total global insured losses from natural catastrophes rose to USD 28 billion, driven by large losses from different perils, from thunderstorms to wildfires, across all regions. This is slightly above the annual average first-half loss of the previous 10 years. Insured losses from man-made disasters fell to USD 3 billion from USD 5 billion in the first half of 2015.
Thunderstorms in the US Generate Highest Insured Losses
Three separate severe weather events in the US, including large hail, caused combined insured losses of over USD 7 billion. The most intense of these was a major convective storm in Texas in April 2016, resulting in insured losses of USD 3.1 billion, as large hailstones caused widespread property damage.
Well, looks like 2016 is going to be one for the record books. Warmest year on record. Huge floods displacing tens of thousands of people. East Coast huge forest fires burning towns, after Thanksgiving. Now, as a finale, very cold for the middle of the nation, and the Arctic gets another shot of heat. Record low Sea Ice, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. I think that 2017 will also be a very interesting year.
Yeah but this stuff has been happening for all of eternity.........not some new phenomena like the alarmists would like you to think.
You could throw out this general shit every year and make it look like doomsday. That's what the alarmists do...........make everyday shit look ominous. Only suckers fall for it............which isn't many. A distinct majority now view man-made global warming as false.
Democrats: From Temper Tantrum to Self-Delusion | RealClearPolitics
Obama and you alarmist libtards were the ones making the US a third world Country.. Trump is going to undo some of the damage
How hard is it to predict the status quo climates? Huh? Dude times they are a changing, no more fake climate reports!Now jc, just because you cannot see that we are seeing exactly what was predicted is only an indication of your lack of intellectual capacity. So we see record hot temperatures in the summer, fall, and spring. Then, in the winter, an occasional record cold temperature as the jet stream dive further south due to a warmer arctic. One of the primary predictions of global warming is wider and wilder swings in the weather, with an overall warming. That is exactly what we are seeing.
LinkOh hell no. The new GOP policy, just pitch them in the nearest river, no EPA rules against polluting the rivers.Is it painful to die in frost? And if the cold is that frosty in the US this winter, then do hospitals help unfreeze the homeless before they die?
96 million not counted in unemployment numbers. So tell the truth now. No more lies bubba! Forest fires are not caused by CO2 never ever never ever.Your orange clown will have us in the same economic shape by 2019 as Bush had us in 2008. President Obama inherited an economy headed straight down. Clear down to 6500. And unemployment briefly hit 10%. Now the market is at 19,500, and unemployment at 4.5%. I am sure that the orange clown will do better than Bush at destroying the economy. And you in GOP will be so pleased to have created the Second Great Republican Depression.Swiss Re, one of the biggest re-insurance companies in the world. No temper tantrum here, just a determination to keep this nation a first world nation. The orange clown will do everything in his power to create a third world USA.Swiss Re Estimates Natural Catastrophes Caused $31 Billion Insured Losses for First-Half 2016 - FloodList
A report by Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, estimates that insured losses from both natural and man-made catastrophes rose by 51% to USD 31 billion in the first half of 2016. Three seperate storms in the US generated the highest insured losses.
The total economic losses from disaster events increased by 38% to USD 71 billion, primarily due to natural catastrophes such as the storms in the USA, earthquakes in Japan, storms and floods in Europe, and wildfires in Canada.
However, the number of fatalities is much lower than 2015. Swiss Re say that as many as 6 000 lives lost in disaster events in H1 2016, compared to 12 000 in the same period of the previous year.
Swiss Re say that, of the total economic losses in the first half of the year, natural catastrophes made up USD 68 billion (compared with USD 46 billion in H1 2015), while the remaining USD 3 billion came from man-made disasters. Total global insured losses from natural catastrophes rose to USD 28 billion, driven by large losses from different perils, from thunderstorms to wildfires, across all regions. This is slightly above the annual average first-half loss of the previous 10 years. Insured losses from man-made disasters fell to USD 3 billion from USD 5 billion in the first half of 2015.
Thunderstorms in the US Generate Highest Insured Losses
Three separate severe weather events in the US, including large hail, caused combined insured losses of over USD 7 billion. The most intense of these was a major convective storm in Texas in April 2016, resulting in insured losses of USD 3.1 billion, as large hailstones caused widespread property damage.
Well, looks like 2016 is going to be one for the record books. Warmest year on record. Huge floods displacing tens of thousands of people. East Coast huge forest fires burning towns, after Thanksgiving. Now, as a finale, very cold for the middle of the nation, and the Arctic gets another shot of heat. Record low Sea Ice, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. I think that 2017 will also be a very interesting year.
Yeah but this stuff has been happening for all of eternity.........not some new phenomena like the alarmists would like you to think.
You could throw out this general shit every year and make it look like doomsday. That's what the alarmists do...........make everyday shit look ominous. Only suckers fall for it............which isn't many. A distinct majority now view man-made global warming as false.
Democrats: From Temper Tantrum to Self-Delusion | RealClearPolitics
Obama and you alarmist libtards were the ones making the US a third world Country.. Trump is going to undo some of the damage
I have worked in -45 deg F with winds in excess of 50mph.. You need to be very careful who you call a pussy.. That wind chill is around -.70 deg F.. Now go fuck yourself..-34? Only -34? Gee, and that is your coldest? I have worked in -30 in Eastern Oregon. And Seneca, Oregon, has a record cold temp of -54. I guess people where you are at are a bunch of pussies. Kinda dumb, too. Didn't take the precautions of either parking those buses in a warm garage, or at least running them during the worst of the cold. And when I was working drilling that road NW of Burns, Oregon, we started the diesel engine of the drill in the garage, and the truck engine, and never turned either off until we were back in the garage ten hours later.
Off topic, but that 96 million is mostly composed of retired workers, the disabled, students, and those incarcerated. And most of the rest are unskilled that chose not to become educated enough to be a valued worker. If an unskilled, uneducated worker can do it, a machine can do it faster and better.96 million not counted in unemployment numbers. So tell the truth now. No more lies bubba! Forest fires are not caused by CO2 never ever never ever.Your orange clown will have us in the same economic shape by 2019 as Bush had us in 2008. President Obama inherited an economy headed straight down. Clear down to 6500. And unemployment briefly hit 10%. Now the market is at 19,500, and unemployment at 4.5%. I am sure that the orange clown will do better than Bush at destroying the economy. And you in GOP will be so pleased to have created the Second Great Republican Depression.Swiss Re, one of the biggest re-insurance companies in the world. No temper tantrum here, just a determination to keep this nation a first world nation. The orange clown will do everything in his power to create a third world USA.Swiss Re Estimates Natural Catastrophes Caused $31 Billion Insured Losses for First-Half 2016 - FloodList
A report by Swiss Re, the reinsurance group, estimates that insured losses from both natural and man-made catastrophes rose by 51% to USD 31 billion in the first half of 2016. Three seperate storms in the US generated the highest insured losses.
The total economic losses from disaster events increased by 38% to USD 71 billion, primarily due to natural catastrophes such as the storms in the USA, earthquakes in Japan, storms and floods in Europe, and wildfires in Canada.
However, the number of fatalities is much lower than 2015. Swiss Re say that as many as 6 000 lives lost in disaster events in H1 2016, compared to 12 000 in the same period of the previous year.
Swiss Re say that, of the total economic losses in the first half of the year, natural catastrophes made up USD 68 billion (compared with USD 46 billion in H1 2015), while the remaining USD 3 billion came from man-made disasters. Total global insured losses from natural catastrophes rose to USD 28 billion, driven by large losses from different perils, from thunderstorms to wildfires, across all regions. This is slightly above the annual average first-half loss of the previous 10 years. Insured losses from man-made disasters fell to USD 3 billion from USD 5 billion in the first half of 2015.
Thunderstorms in the US Generate Highest Insured Losses
Three separate severe weather events in the US, including large hail, caused combined insured losses of over USD 7 billion. The most intense of these was a major convective storm in Texas in April 2016, resulting in insured losses of USD 3.1 billion, as large hailstones caused widespread property damage.
Well, looks like 2016 is going to be one for the record books. Warmest year on record. Huge floods displacing tens of thousands of people. East Coast huge forest fires burning towns, after Thanksgiving. Now, as a finale, very cold for the middle of the nation, and the Arctic gets another shot of heat. Record low Sea Ice, both in the Arctic and Antarctic. I think that 2017 will also be a very interesting year.
Yeah but this stuff has been happening for all of eternity.........not some new phenomena like the alarmists would like you to think.
You could throw out this general shit every year and make it look like doomsday. That's what the alarmists do...........make everyday shit look ominous. Only suckers fall for it............which isn't many. A distinct majority now view man-made global warming as false.
Democrats: From Temper Tantrum to Self-Delusion | RealClearPolitics
Obama and you alarmist libtards were the ones making the US a third world Country.. Trump is going to undo some of the damage
How old is smokie bear? How was he created?
LOL Really? Just like you are an atmospheric physicist? LOLI have worked in -45 deg F with winds in excess of 50mph.. You need to be very careful who you call a pussy.. That wind chill is around -.70 deg F.. Now go fuck yourself..-34? Only -34? Gee, and that is your coldest? I have worked in -30 in Eastern Oregon. And Seneca, Oregon, has a record cold temp of -54. I guess people where you are at are a bunch of pussies. Kinda dumb, too. Didn't take the precautions of either parking those buses in a warm garage, or at least running them during the worst of the cold. And when I was working drilling that road NW of Burns, Oregon, we started the diesel engine of the drill in the garage, and the truck engine, and never turned either off until we were back in the garage ten hours later.
