US EditionThe Graphic Truth: Billion-Dollar Disasters Have Become More Common
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The deluge that Texas suffered last week is classified as one of the most deadly and costly flash floods in U.S. history, highlighting the growing threat to communities that are not prepared for extreme rains. It is too early to know the exact balance of the floods in Texas. However, a preliminary estimate by AccuWeather puts total damage and economic losses between $18 billion and $22 billion, a figure that includes direct and indirect impacts,…
The Graphic Truth: Billion-dollar disasters have become more common
In addition to the devastating human toll of last weekend’s Texas floods, which have so far taken the lives of at least 100 people – including dozens of children – initial estimates put the economic damage to people’s homes, businesses, and public infrastructure at upwards of $18 billion. The number of US weather and climate-related disasters that have inflicted at least $1 billion worth of damage has in fact grown significantly over the past tw…
In a preliminary report, Aquiweather, a specialist in weather forecasting services, announced that the deadly floods that caused extensive damage in parts of Texas America would cause economic damage and losses of a total value of $18 to $22 billion. This value includes the costs of insurance claims, together with the anticipated research, repairs, and overall clean-up efforts, and the prolonged impact on tourism in the region.
Texas Leads the Nation in Property Damage From Severe Weather—Recent Flash Floods May Cost Up to $22 Billion - Reform Austin
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… The devastating flash floods that swept through Texas’ Hill Country over the weekend are projected to leave behind not only a tragic human toll but also a massive economic cost from $18 billion to $22 billion, this figure includes damage to homes and businesses, search and rescue efforts, and longer-term impacts such as mental health care for survivors, lost tourism revenue. At least 84 p…
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