London Offices Without AC Become ‘Extremely’ Hard to Lease July 21, 2026 London’s office market is weighing the possibility of lower prices for properties that don’t come with cooling options such as...
US Forecaster Says El Niño Has 82% Chance of Developing by July May 15, 2026 By Anushree Mukherjee El Niño is likely to develop soon, with an 82% probability during May-July 2026, the U.S. Climate Prediction Center said...
US Farmers Dial Crop Adjusters as Wild Weather Hammers Wheat May 14, 2026 By Erin Ailworth From drought to ping-pong size hail and unseasonable warmth, weather extremes have wheat farmers reaching for their phones to ring...
Los Angeles, US West Brace for Second Bout of Record March Heat March 17, 2026 By Brian K. Sullivan Los Angeles and the U.S. Southwest are set for a second record heat wave in two weeks as temperatures soar,...
NYC Travel Snarled by Snow as Central Park Gets 15 Inches February 23, 2026 By Michelle Kaske and Aashna Shah If you’re trying to get into New York City on Monday, unless it’s essential, you’re probably better off hunkering down...
Building Fortification And The Role of The Insurance Industry February 20, 2026 By Lance Malcolm There has been a lot of recent conversation throughout the insurance industry around resiliency fortification efforts and how to help...
Nvidia Unveils AI Models for Faster, Cheaper Weather Forecasts January 27, 2026 By Stephen Nellis Nvidia on Monday released three open-source artificial intelligence models aimed at helping create better weather forecasts, faster. The models, which...
Weather Claims and Bad Faith in the Face of Climate Change November 3, 2025 By Rebecca Strickland Sharp increases in weather claims—from water to fire to ice—are undeniable. In 2024, 27 confirmed weather disaster events in the...
Ice Dams Are Actually A Common Risk: What Claims and Insurance Pros Should Know October 22, 2025 By Sarah Byer and John Gilewicz Living in the northeast, ice dams are a part of life, and a common cause of loss in the insurance...
Ex-Fed Official Sees Secular ‘Shocks’ Ahead From Extreme Weather October 10, 2025 By Alastair Marsh The Federal Reserve’s former top-ranking official overseeing climate risk says the U.S. economy faces a series of long-term, structural shocks...