In Series: Windstorms: Lessons from history
Debate over how European windstorms are evolving can be fierce, with data available to prove virtually every possible variation. But, with this weather phenomenon seriously battering Europe and its insurers’ claims funds, a greater understanding of what’s at stake is essential.
Looking back, some of the data demonstrates the predictability of windstorms. Recent records point to a cycle of high and low activity periods in Western Europe over the last 50 to 60 years that
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