A Big Bend landfall as a major hurricane is still seen as the most likely scenario
Updated thoughts on storm / hurricane Helene | | | Helene forecast for major hurricane Florida landfall, track wobbles may define the cost  Tropical storm Helene is just moving into the Gulf of Mexico this morning and the latest forecasts still call for a major Category 3 or higher hurricane Helene landfall into the Big Bend region of the Florida Panhandle, but with impacts expected for the entire west coast of Florida any track wobbles could amplify the eventual costs and losses considerably. Any deviation in Helene's track that takes it significantly closer to Tampa and landfall further south on Florida's west coast starts to bring the insurance, reinsurance, catastrophe bond and ILS market loss quantum up considerably. But right now that isn't anticipated by the latest forecasts, although still cannot be fully-discounted at this time. Read the full story. | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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